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The Ohio State University
Joined June 2014
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Congratulations to Larkin Cleland who was awarded an NSEP Boren Scholarship for the 2020-21 school year! Larkin will study Persian as well as the Iranian, Afghan, and Tajik dialects of the language in Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Learn more at go.osu.edu/Bs8r @CLLCatOSU
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“We cannot talk about where we are as a society without talking about our legacy of racism, slavery and discrimination, and how that still permeates our institutions today and leads to systemic racism.” insights.osu.edu/politics/sy…
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Have you heard about our new French and Francophone Studies Major (pending final approval for Autumn 2020)? This major is excellent for anyone who is interested in Francophone culture, and works well as a second major. Learn more here: frit.osu.edu/ug/majors/ffs-m…
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Zhiguo Xie of the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures is taking a deep dive into how language used in COVID-19 discussions is impacting U.S.-China student exchange. @CLLCatOSU cllc.osu.edu/news/xie-and-ji…
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.@OhioState will resume in-person classes for autumn semester, under a modified academic calendar and deploying a number of health and safety measures to help protect our students, faculty, staff and visitors. See here for details: news.osu.edu/ohio-state-anno…
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With protests against racial injustice sweeping our country, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion is hosting a virtual discussion on June 8 to explore how Ohio State can make a difference. Join the conversation: go.osu.edu/tw-discussion
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Musician Gregory Charles, who visited with students at OSU in September and whose father was a close friend of Martin Luther King, shares what his father would have said regarding recents events in the world. ow.ly/nDkH50zZ5pb
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Congratulations to Ayat Aldoori, class of 2012 Dual Major in French and Nutrition, who graduated from medical school this year and matched into Family Medicine residency at Riverside hospital. Read more here: ow.ly/1XIf50zO3hl
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This Friday, Dr. Morgan (CLAS Director) and Dr. Schwenter (CLAS faculty affiliate) will present, "Pronouns in Foreign Lands: Vosotros in Latin America and ustedes in Spain" at the weekly Hispanic and Lusophone Linguistics Virtual Colloquium. Learn more: clas.osu.edu/events/hispanic…
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We’ve been featured in the most recent OSU News! news.osu.edu/praying-togethe…
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The Andean and Amazonian Indigenous Art and Cultural Artifact Collection website is now LIVE! Visit the Collection: u.osu.edu/aaac/
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I just recorded a wonderful podcast with @fhinojosa71 and realized how much we have in common from living in South Texas/Matamoros borderlands! Like how we used to eat tacos from El Último Taco ❤️❤️❤️ #dope #Texas #tacos #history. Stay tuned for our episode for @OhioHabla
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Today marks the start of summer semester and the continuation of virtual learning. Thank you, Buckeyes, for your flexibility and resilience as we navigate this new and changing world. We are here for you and will move forward #TogetherAsBuckeyes.
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Professor Combs-Schilling's Italian 3051 created some very cool final project. Nathan Kudlapur used action figures to create an "untold" story from Ariosto's Orlando furioso, one of the main texts the class read this semester. ow.ly/2IqV50zDZLt
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In case you missed our Virtual Graduation Ceremony on Saturday, here is a "Class of 2020" video to celebrate our graduates. youtube.com/watch?v=vhvUAnV1…
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Santiago Gualapuro Gualapuro has organized a series of webinars in Kichwa to be hosted by a variety of Kichwa experts during May 2020. Learn more: clas.osu.edu/events/may-2020…
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