Ohio Department of Higher Education Chancellor John Carey; Secretary of State Jon Husted; State Senator Peggy Lehner; Choose Ohio First scholars from across the state; ODHE staff
The Choose Ohio First Scholar Showcase, a celebration of the Choose Ohio First Scholarship initiative, now in its tenth year, and the students who have received the scholarship for their studies in the science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine (STEMM) fields.
The Ohio Educational Technology Conference (OETC) is the premier P-20 state educational technology conference.
Who:
Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) Chancellor John Carey and ODHE staff; Board of Trustees members from Ohio public colleges and universities; university and community college presidents, administrators and academic leaders; staff from the Office of the Auditor of State; Douglas A. Huffner, Chief Risk Officer, The Ohio State University; Kasia Lundy, Managing Director, Ernst & Young.
Generation IX: Our Time. Our Power. Our Voices., the Changing Campus Culture Student Summit. Ohio’s Changing Campus Culture initiative is the nation’s first comprehensive statewide collaboration to eliminate sexual violence on college campuses. The Summit is a student-focused part of the overall initiative and is designed to educate, energize and mobilize student-led awareness on all of Ohio’s two-year and four-year campuses.
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The files below contain a parking pass as well as map(s) and directions for the conference. Please download and print the parking pass. Place this pass in plain view on the dash of your vehicle and be sure to park in a marked legal space in a student parking lot. We have reserved parking in parking lot 27-S.
In order to be a greener event we will not be providing printed copies of the conference presentations. All of the materials, and the conference program, can be found at:
To be economically competitive, our state needs to increase the percentage of working age Ohioans with a post-secondary certificate or degree to 65% by 2025. In order to reach this goal, Ohio needs to mobilize to raise educational attainment for in-demand, living wage occupations for citizens in every region, of every race, and of every background.
