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Students from the Occupational Therapy Assistant Technology program presented for the first time at the Ohio Occupational Therapy Association (OOTA) Annual Conference. Two faculty members and three students represented 91�ֿ� at Ashtabula’s Occupational Therapy Assistant Technology program on Saturday, Oct. 13.

Trevor Watkins, University Libraries, presented the poster “Black Squirrel GNU/Linux: The World’s First Operating System Designed for Libraries, Museums and Archives” at IFLA WLIC 2018 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Transform Libraries, Transform Societies – on Oct. 26, 2018.

Peggy Nzomo and Paul Ferhmann, University Libraries, co-presented “Advocacy in Everyday Life: The Role of Information Literacy Skills” at the European Conference on Information Literacy (ECIL) in Oulu, Finland, on Sept. 27, 2018.

Virginia Dressler, assistant professor, University Libraries, and Cindy Kristof, associate professor, University Libraries, co-authored “The Right to Be Forgotten and Implications on Digital Collections: A Survey of ARL Member Institutions on Practice and Policy” in the journal College and Research Libraries, Vol. 79, Issue 7 (2018) 972-990.
 

91�ֿ� President Beverly J. Warren offers gratitude for record-breaking contributions during Giving Tuesday 2018.

91�ֿ� resident assistants earned the opportunity to embark on an adventure of a lifetime to experience a new culture at a university in Australia.

The Department of Residence Services and the Office of International Student Affairs at 91�ֿ� worked together to develop the International Resident Assistant (RA) Exchange Program.

91�ֿ� Stark student builds a path toward her future using the obstacles she has overcome.

Beginning in mid-January, 91�ֿ� will launch a new, semiweekly message to share the most impactful news and stories about our campus community.

The Environmental Science and Design Research Initiative (ESDRI) was excited to be able to offer competitively awarded seed grant funding to research teams in Spring Semester 2018. ESDRI was established in 2017 to support faculty efforts to achieve continued scholarly success in areas of research concerning both natural and built systems.

As the semester comes to a close, 91�ֿ� is asking faculty and staff to reduce campus energy consumption over winter break (Dec. 23-Jan. 2). As a result of collective efforts over the 2017 holiday break, the university avoided more than $25,000 in energy costs over nine days. The greenhouse gas emissions reduction was equal to taking more than 50 passenger vehicles off the road for one year.