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The Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) will fund nine campus education projects to prevent sexual violence across Ohio campuses. The funds are being awarded as part of ODHE’s Changing Campus Culture initiative. |
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Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) Chancellor John Carey; Governor’s Office of Workforce Transformation Director Ryan Burgess; Regional Deans from campuses around the state; and other higher education and ODHE officials. |
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Ohio Department of Higher Education Chancellor John Carey; University of Toledo President Dr. Sharon Gaber; Dr. Allison Barber, Chancellor, Western Governors University, Indiana; members of the Ohio Board of Regents, Ohio Department of Higher Education staff members; University of Toledo administration and staff.
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Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) Senior Vice Chancellor Gary Cates; Ohio Association of Community Colleges President Jack Hershey; Clark State Community College President Dr. Jo Alice Blondin; State Representative Kyle Koehler; Clark State Community College Provost Dr. Amit B. Singh; representatives from the local and regional business community.
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Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) Chancellor John Carey; Cincinnati State Interim President Monica Posey; State Representative Tim Derickson; representatives from Cincinnati City Council, the Ohio Attorney General’s office, Senator Rob Portman’s office, Senator Sherrod Brown’s office, the Cincinnati State Foundation, the Department of Higher Education and the University of Cincinnati.
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Ohio Department of Higher Education Chancellor John Carey, Ohio Department of Taxation Staff, Pioneer Pipe officials.
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State department leaders will join Pioneer Pipe officials for a tour of the welding laboratory and discuss the company’s apprenticeship program.
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Ohio Department of Higher Education Chancellor John Carey, Dr. Dottie Erb, Chair, Department of Education, Marietta College
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State officials will tour Marietta College to review its education program which has strong partnerships with local K-12 schools. Among the topics highlighted will be the College Credit Plus program in which 32,000 students earned free college credit before high school graduation.
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Ohio Department of Higher Education Chancellor John Carey, Washington State Community College President Dr. Brad Ebersol, Department of Veterans Services Director Chip Tansill and student veterans from Washington State Community College.
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State officials, local educators and student veterans will participate in a roundtable discussion concerning services and programs available to meet the needs of student veterans.
