Fall/Winter 2021 | �� Magazine

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Fall/Winter 2021-22

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Embracing Access for All

As �� expands on its founding principle that education should be available to every citizen, the university is committed to dismantling barriers that inhibit access and hinder degree completion for a diverse student body.

Features

CREATING A COMMUNITY OF BELONGING BY EMBRACING ACCESS FOR ALL

Founded on a principle that education should be available to every citizen, �� is committed to breaking down barriers that inhibit access and hinder degree completion.

The Vision of Vernon Sykes

19.11.2021

During part of his long career as a politician and professor, Vernon Sykes directed a program at �� that educated students about the role state government plays in their lives—and often sparked their participation in it.

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Meet the Mayors

19.11.2021

Local government plays a key role in our daily lives—and the pandemic has made that role more challenging. We asked the three Ohio mayors on ��’s Board of Trustees for their perspective on the path forward for their cities and the university.

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Reinventing Local News

How members of the �� community and working journalists are finding ways to reinvent and, in some communities, revive local news coverage.

Pursuing a Passion for Research

29.11.2021

How a seventeenth-century woman artist inspired a twenty-first-century award-winning thesis.

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Sleep Specialist

18.11.2021

Neuroscientist Maj. Allison Brager, PhD ’11, wants you to get a good night’s sleep—tonight and every night. It’s how she’s achieved success as an elite athlete, scholar and soldier—and how she’s helping her fellow soldiers survive stressful situations.

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