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Molting Phenology and Camouflage Mismatch in the Southernmost Populations of the Snowshoe Hare (Lepus americanus)
Get PDFIn the southern portion of their range, snowshoe hares are susceptible to phenological mismatch which can lead to decreased survival and range contractions
Investigating Cytoskeletal Properties of RBPJ-deficient Human Brain Microvascular Endothelial Cells
Get PDFI am utilizing a human cerebral microvessel endothelial cell line as a model of brain Arteriovenous Malformation to investigate the cytoskeletal effects of RBPJ-deficiency and subsequent adrenomedullin inhibition
Uneven Sidewalks: Examining the Long-Run Effects of Housing Discrimination on Walkability
Get PDFFor my thesis, I will be examining the legacy impacts of residential segregation (redlining) on neighborhood walkabilit
Our Kind Of Folk (Disc 6)
No full textTrack 1: Interview at Vreed en Hoop - Baccoo story (00:08:20) Track 2: Interview at Soesdyke - drumming and singing (00:20:40) Track 3: Interview at Long Creek with Mrs. Clarke (00:04:09) Track 4: Interview at Kara Kara High School (00:54:48) Track 5: Georgetowner - Remembers speech by Prophet Wills of East Coast Demerara (00:08:08) Track 6: Peter Kempadoo talking with Kwame Apato and Fred Sawh about Guyana\u27s culture (00:31:26) Track 7: Zaman Ali talking about Muslim wedding (00:18:00)https://ohioopen.library.ohio.edu/okof/1005/thumbnail.jp
Oral History of Sharon Lee Fales Conducted on February 10th, 2025 By Mary Katherine McNamee
Get PDFSharon Fales, widow of Dr. James Fales, met her husband in college while pursuing a degree in education. She became a first-grade teacher as James advanced in his engineering career. They later moved to Athens when James accepted a teaching position at Ohio University. Over his 20-year tenure as Chair of the Industrial Technology Department, Dr. Fales also served as Director of the Center for Automatic Identification at Ohio University, was Professor Emeritus, Associate Director of the Robe Leadership Institute, and Leader-in-Residence at the Global Leadership Center. Together, Sharon and James endowed an annual scholarship for non-traditional students, as Dr. Fales was, at times, a non-traditional student himself and always maintained a soft-spot for those in the same position. In this interview Sharon talks about her life with James here in Athens, at Ohio University, and beyond.
This interview was conducted as part of a class project for Recording Memory: Methods and Uses of Oral History, Spring 2025, Alexander G. Lovelace (Ph.D.) Instructorhttps://ohioopen.library.ohio.edu/hist4798/1011/thumbnail.jp
Oral History of Dr. Richard Vedder Conducted on February 21st 2025 By Gavin Combs
Get PDFDr. Richard Vedder discusses his history and his professorship at Ohio University, where he is a Distinguished Professor of Economics Emeritus with a scholarly focus on Economic History, Macroeconomics, and the Economics of Education. He is the Founding Director of the Center for College Affordability and Productivity located in Washington D.C. He also serves as an Adjunct Scholar for the American Enterprise Institute. He has also advised the U.S. Congress Joint Economics Committee as an economist and testified before them. He was also a fellow of the George W. Bush Institute.
This interview was conducted as part of a class project for Recording Memory: Methods and Uses of Oral History, Spring 2025, Alexander G. Lovelace (Ph.D.) Instructorhttps://ohioopen.library.ohio.edu/hist4798/1004/thumbnail.jp
Oral history of Mr. John Kotowski, Vice President of Facilities Management Conducted on 03/24/2025 By Angel David García García
Get PDFMr. John Kotowski discusses his history, how he became the Vice President of Facilities Management at Ohio University, and his time in this position.This interview was conducted as part of a class project for Recording Memory: Methods and Uses of Oral History, Spring 2025, Alexander G. Lovelace (Ph.D.) Instructorhttps://ohioopen.library.ohio.edu/hist4798/1001/thumbnail.jp
Oral history of Dr. Marvin Fletcher Conducted on February 7, 2025 By Bryson Phillip Pantoja
Get PDFDr. Marvin Fletcher discusses his history, and his professorship at Ohio University, where he taught twentieth-century U.S. history, U.S. military history, African American history, and American Jewish history until his retirement. He also discusses several books he authored during his life. Over the course of his time at Ohio University, Dr. Fletcher witnessed several cultural and political shifts at the university, in the state of Ohio, and in the United States more broadly.
This interview was conducted as part of a class project for Recording Memory: Methods and Uses of Oral History, Spring 2025, Alexander G. Lovelace (Ph.D.) Instructorhttps://ohioopen.library.ohio.edu/hist4798/1003/thumbnail.jp
Oral History of Peggy Viehweger, former Chair of the Ohio University Board of Trustees Conducted on April 18, 2025 By Hannah Persson
Get PDFPeggy Viehweger is a distinguished leader in higher education and former chair of the Ohio University Board of Trustees, as well as the CEO of Supresta. During her tenure as chair, she played a key role in guiding the university’s governance and strategic direction. One of her most significant contributions was overseeing the search and appointment of Ohio University’s 23rd president, Dr. Lori Stewart Gonzalez, a process that involved evaluating more than 100 candidates. Known for her ability to navigate complex issues and foster strong relationships with stakeholders, Viehweger has been an invaluable asset to the university.
This interview was recorded as part of a class project for Recording Memory: Methods and uses of Oral History, Spring 2025, Alexander G. Lovelace (Ph.D.) Instructorhttps://ohioopen.library.ohio.edu/hist4798/1016/thumbnail.jp
Oral History of Robert Stewart former Director of the E.W Scripps School of Journalism Conducted on March 18 2025 By Hannah Persson
Get PDFRobert Stewart is a distinguished journalist and educator who served as Director of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University from 2010 to 2020. He joined the faculty in 1987, bringing with him a doctorate and master’s degree in communication from the University of Washington, along with a bachelor’s degree from Hunter College.
Stewart’s research and teaching centered on media reform, broadcast journalism, international communication, and media history. He published widely in leading journals such as Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly and co-authored the book CNN: Making News in the Global Market with Don Flournoy.
A strong advocate for international education, Stewart taught journalism at Leipzig University in Germany in 1993 and coordinated a lasting partnership between Ohio University and Leipzig. He also led programs that provided students with global experiences, including study trips to Cambodia.
During his decade as director, Stewart navigated challenges such as declining enrollment and increased competition from other journalism programs. He responded by actively engaging in recruitment efforts, often visiting high schools to promote both the journalism school and Ohio University as a whole.
This interview was recorded as part of a class project for Recording Memory: Methods and uses of Oral History, Spring 2025, Alexander G. Lovelace (Ph.D.) Instructorhttps://ohioopen.library.ohio.edu/hist4798/1017/thumbnail.jp