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Wednesday Wire: October 7, 2020

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Events

  1. You're Invited!

    We have officially started voting for this year’s King and Queen. Voting opened Monday, October 5 and will end Wednesday, October 6 at 11:59 pm.
     

  2. Celebrate the legacy of Dr. Rattan Lal

    Learn about the legacy of Dr. Rattan Lal, from his humble beginnings to becoming a world-renowned scientist and World Food Prize Laureate.

News

  1. Kubota partnership to aid ATI workforce development goals

    Submitted by Kris Boone, boone.3@osu.edu

    The prevalent scarlet and gray most often seen at Ohio State ATI is being supplemented with a heavy dose of Kubota orange this fall.

  2. WW Virtual Group for Wooster Campus

    Weight Watchers  now has a virtual group that is only Ohio State Employees. 

  3. Knowledge Exchange (KX) has launched

    It’s here! The Knowledge Exchange (KX) has launched a data and communications platform: kx.osu.edu. The site offers research translations in four topic “buckets”: Data and Tools, Environment and Natural Resources, Food and Agriculture, and People and Communities.

  4. WE NEED HELP!

    PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN! I am asking for 2 to 3 additional individuals to assist with weekly student COVID testing for Wooster.

  5. CHA Student Photography Contest

    The Collegiate Horsemen's Association is sponsoring a student photography contest. Students are encouraged to hike, bike, or ride in the great Ohio outdoors this fall and take unique photos on their treks.

  6. OSU Extension hiring in Wayne County

    Ohio State University Extension (OSUE) seeks an Educator to work collaboratively with county, area and state teams of OSUE professionals and with local agency leaders and volunteers. The Extension Educator, Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR) in Wayne County will be responsible for a broad

  7. AGCO showcases Fendt equipment on Wooster campus

    AGCO of Wooster brought the latest and greatest in Fendt’s high-tech equipment to the Wooster campus farm on Tuesday, September 29.