Ohio State Newark Dean/Director
The
distinguished teaching, research, and service traditions of The Ohio
State University flourish at the university’s Newark campus. Known for
both their devotion to their students and their world-class research,
our faculty members take pride in working with an outstanding staff to
create an intimate, diverse campus environment that contributes to the
university’s mission and extends access to an Ohio State education
through a process of open admission. Together, the faculty and the staff
of Ohio State Newark strive to provide the richest educational
experience possible for our students. This commitment is evident in the
following highlights from 2004, 2005, and 2006:
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Professors Mitch Lerner and Bruce Mainland won Alumni Awards for Distinguished Teaching
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Jessi Smith-Klaphake won the 2004 Mary Roth Walsh Teaching the Psychology of Women Award from the Society for the Psychology of Women
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Maggie Flynn, a student of The Ohio State University at Newark and a resident of Utica, Ohio, recently received the Psi Chi Midwest Regional Research Award
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The Journal of Personality and Psychology published an article that Michelle Monroe co-wrote with two Ohio State Newark professors while she was an undergraduate
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We awarded over $16,000 for research grants or research assistantships to students
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Members of our faculty were involved in efforts that brought over $1 million to the university for teaching or research activities
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Our faculty members published numerous research articles, and one received a nomination for a Pulitzer prize
I hope
you’ll explore our web site further to learn more about the exciting
things that are happening at Ohio State Newark,
Sincerely,
William L. MacDonald