Fulbright Core and Fulbright Specialist Programs: What is the Difference? This information session is for faculty and professional staff interested in grant opportunities available through the U.S. Fulbright program. Learn how the Fulbright Specialist and Fulbright Core grants differ and are similar and how to utilize these experiences to share your expertise with others around […]
The Unapologetic Educational Research webinar series engages audiences in thinking about and reflecting on what it means to conduct educational research from a standpoint that honors Black lives in the research process, while also disrupting racism and white supremacy. Given the unprecedented moment we are all experiencing, we are committed to shifting the landscape of […]
Anthony Mackie, known recently for starring as Sam Wilson/The Falcon in Marvel’s Cinematic Universe, will be joining us for a moderated Q&A via Zoom Webinar on Wednesday, April 7th at 7PM. Anthony will be discussing his experiences throughout his acting career – ranging from 8 Mile to Black Mirror to Marvel’s The Falcon and the […]
Join international education leaders, chief diversity officers and faculty and staff in higher education at the upcoming Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA) thematic forum on May 12, Consistently Engaged: An Exploration of the Intersection of Justice, Equity, Inclusion and Internationalization. The extraordinary circumstances surrounding the global pandemic and the enormous scale of the worldwide, racial and […]
Date: Friday, May 14, 2021 Location: Virtual Time: 10-11:30 a.m. Host: The Department of English, The Women's Place, the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Education and Human Ecology Read More on Event Page The unequal distribution of faculty workload is one of the most important, yet least talked about, inequities that shape the experiences of faculty […]
Please join Lead Resident Director, Marc Guerrero, and Education Abroad Specialist, Jenna Azotea, for an information session to learn more about the Winter Break 2021 program, Sustainability and Social Justice in Ecuador! We will share details about the program itinerary, the application process, and have a live Q&A. Wednesday, July 7th, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. […]
Topic: Submitting to a Journal Faculty Guest Speaker: Kwame Agyemang, HS #SoCGrad Support Colloquium #SoCGrad Support Colloquium is a space for @OSUEHE graduate students of color to come together and learn from EHE faculty member of color and each other. Each month, we invite a faculty host of color to speak on a topic related to graduate student […]
Presented by Associate Professor of Second Language Acquisition Uju Anya, Carnegie Mellon University Join Professor Uju Anya to discuss her research and her book Racialized Identities in Second Language Learning: Speaking Blackness in Brazil. This critical examination of the African American experience in language learning won the 2019 First Book Award from the American Association […]
Learn about the global education program, The European Model of Sport, for Summer 2022! We will cover program activities, the application process, and much more. Monday, November 29, 2021 at 3:30pm REGISTER FOR EUROPEAN MODEL OF SPORT HERE
Topic: Reflections on the semester, planning for the next semester, and open topic Faculty Guest Speaker: Rhodesia McMillian, ES #SoCGrad Support Colloquium #SoCGrad Support Colloquium is a space for @OSUEHE graduate students of color to come together and learn from EHE faculty member of color and each other. Each month, we invite a faculty host of color to […]
Topic: Engaging white academic structures while keeping your sanity Faculty Guest Speaker: Tim San Pedro, TL Co Speaker: Jasmine Akubar #SoCGrad Support Colloquium #SoCGrad Support Colloquium is a space for @OSUEHE graduate students of color to come together and learn from EHE faculty member of color and each other. Each month, we invite a faculty host of color to […]
Hear from three former Peace Corps Volunteers who served as teachers, and who continue to work in education. Ann O’Connell taught Math in Tanzania 1987-89. She is now a professor and Chair in OSU’s Department of Educational Studies, specializing in quantitative research and evaluation, and very active in international partnerships with several Ethiopian universities. Nicole […]
