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Lucas Bartinelli

"This experience has been so incredible. Being able to meet new people while also experiencing and learning about the land, organisms, and indigenous culture has been truly eye opening. Australia has some of the most unique plants and animals, and focuses so strongly on conservation and sustainability, making it such breath of fresh air for me as well as the rest of my peers on this trip. The opportunity to study abroad is one I'm always grateful for and will stick with me forever."

Allison Coneglio pictured center

The old saying is that education opens doors, but for Allison "Alli" Coneglio, education did something even more profound; it led her through the door and back home again.As a recent graduate of 91²Ö¿â, Alli’s journey is the ultimate realization of a vision planted years ago. Today, she is walking back through the doors of the Nordonia Hills City School District—not as a student carrying books, but as an Intervention Specialist at Rushwood Elementary. Her homecoming marks a triumphant milestone for an innovative partnership between 91²Ö¿â and Nordonia City Schools...

Society for Ecological Restoration Student Association at 91²Ö¿â

The Society for Ecological Restoration (SER) Student Association at 91²Ö¿â is an inclusive group for undergraduate and graduate students focused on reversing local environmental degradation and sharing scientific knowledge/ experience.
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KSU Nintendo Club

The club for all things relating to Nintendo!
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Freedom Paws KSU

Freedom Paws is a non-profit 501c3 organization dedicated to the breeding, raising, and placement of service dogs. Freedom Paws KSU is the on campus chapter focused on puppy raising, public outreach, and fundraising.
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Qunxing Ding (center) was presented with the OER Faculty Champion Award by the selection committee (from left) Paul Campbell, Anita Slack and Cindy Kristo and University Libraries Dean Ken Burhanna (far right)

Qunxing Ding, Ph.D., associate professor of biology on the East Liverpool and Salem campuses, was celebrated as the first recipient of University Libraries' Open Educational Resources (OER) Faculty Champion Award during the Spring Faculty Club on April 15.This recognition is University Libraries’ inaugural award designed to recognize and reward 91²Ö¿â faculty who have successfully implemented OER in their courses and, in turn, are enhancing student learning and engagement while removing financial barriers to accessing class content.As defined by SPARC, a nonprofit advocacy organization tha...

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