
Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Byndas Passes Exam P

Monday, July 25, 2016
Ashland Microbiology Professor Teaches This Summer in Taiwan

Monday, July 11, 2016
Creative Writing Summer Residency Sessions Open to the Public

Saturday, July 9, 2016
Ashland Biology in Costa Rica

This is the first time that the Ashland University Biology/Toxicology Department has led students into this part of the world where they were surrounded by some of Earth's most biologically diverse ecosystems. Students were in awe as they observed first-hand the richness of plant and animal species surrounding them as they were snorkeling in coral reefs, hiking through mountain cloud forests, and when comparing upland and lowland tropical forests of Costa Rica. FULL STORY
Friday, July 8, 2016
Gallion Finishes Master's Degree and Lands Florida Job
Upon graduating from my master’s program at Kent State University, I packed up and moved to sunny Jacksonville, Florida for a job at the University of North Florida. I’ve taken on the role of Short Term Study Abroad Advisor within the Coggin College of Business, meaning that I work extensively with incoming exchange students to the College of Business as well as UNF students wanting to participate in one our many study abroad programs. This position requires me to work with faculty, staff, and students, and permits me to travel to our many international partnerships in South America, Asia, Europe, and elsewhere. READ MORE
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Award Winners Announce for Ohio Photo Exhibit
The award winners have been announced for the Ohio New Photography juried Exhibition that runs through July 31 in the University’s Coburn Gallery. The outside juror for exhibition was Cleveland photographer Honey Lazar. Lazar accepted 41 entries of the 101 art entries submitted.
Adult Award winners include Best in Show to Joe Applebaum of Shaker Heights, and honorable mentions to Maria Gladman of Cardington and Christine Walsh-Newton of Dover. Youth award winners include Best in Show to Maria Groom of Canton, and honorable mentions to Emily Brustoski of Ashland, Victoria Adams of Bucyrus, Maya McDonald of Ashland and Colin Mayr of Dublin.
Adult Award winners include Best in Show to Joe Applebaum of Shaker Heights, and honorable mentions to Maria Gladman of Cardington and Christine Walsh-Newton of Dover. Youth award winners include Best in Show to Maria Groom of Canton, and honorable mentions to Emily Brustoski of Ashland, Victoria Adams of Bucyrus, Maya McDonald of Ashland and Colin Mayr of Dublin.
Biology Lab Student Researchers at Zoology Internships
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Cortney Kourie (left) and Samantha Carson (right) with faculty research mentor Dr. Dolly Crawford. |
- Ethan Patterson at the Alaska Sealife Center
- Cortney Kourie at Key Largo, Florida's Dolphins Plus
- Samantha Carson at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium
- Bethany Linert at the Gorman Nature Center in Mansfield Ohio, with alumna Amanda Kriner
Professor Deborah Fleming's Books Garner Accolades
Professor of English Dr. Deborah Fleming's collection of nature and environmentalist essays, Waiting for the Foal, is a finalist for the Many Voices Project of New Rivers Press at Minnesota State University at Moorehead. Also, Fleming's novel Without Leave was reviewed by Editor James A. Cox in Midwest Book Review's "Small Press Bookwatch," the Fiction Shelf, for June 2016. Read HERE
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