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Mobile Deisgn Lab on campus on Sept. 11
Stop in and explore Digital Flagship’s new Mobile Design Land and learn about coding, app development, and other digital skills by experts.
Using the Lab on Your Campus: Exploratory program for faculty/staff/students to learn how the Mobile Design Lab could support their ideas, courses, and programs on various campuses.
Hands on Coding w/ Robots: Session & partnership with student organization to expose students to coding activities using Sphero robots and other hands-on coding manipulatives.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11TH 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
LOCATION: PARKING LOT BEHIND SKOU HALL
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Seminar, Adapting to New Climate Realities: Doing More, Better, and New
Submitted by Kristina Boone, boone.3@osu.edu
Thursday, September 19, 2019
12:15 pm to 1:45 pm (EDT)
IFPRI | 1201 Eye St. NW | 12th Floor
Washington, D.C. 20005
*Light lunch beginning at 11:45am*Live webcast and post-event viewing available here
The Global Commission on Adaptation seeks to highlight the adaptation challenges confronting poor people, notably poor farmers whose livelihoods are fragile and dependent on the weather and launch a year of action to begin rising to meet this challenge.
In this seminar, IFPRI researchers advance paths towards meeting the adaptation challenge by doing more, better, and new.Neil Watkins, Deputy Director, Agricultural Development & Nutrition, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Discussants
Manish Bapna, Managing Director, World Resources Institute
Simeon Ehui, Director, Sustainable Development, Africa, World Bank
Moderator
Rajul Pandya-Lorch, Director, Communications and Public Affairs & Chief of Staff in the Director General's Office, IFPRISpeakers
More R&D to increase agricultural productivity: Keith Wiebe, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI
Better risk management: Claudia Ringler, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI
Better at strengthening women’s and men's resilience: Elizabeth Bryan, Senior Scientist, IFPRI
New innovations in agricultural extension and rural advisory services: Simrin Makhija, Senior Research Analyst, IFPRI
New ideas on sustainable pest management: It takes a village: Wei Zhang, Senior Research Fellow, IFPRI
Implications: Channing Arndt, Director, Environment and Production Technology Division, IFPRI -
Warrior Women Hometown Premiere Gala
Submitted by Thom Janini, janini.4@osu.edu
We would like to invite you to the Warrior Women Hometown Premiere Gala. This gala will be hosted in partnership with the Shelby Chapter of GOLD (Girls Owning Lives of Dissent), Voices of Change, Activism, and Leadership (VOCAL), The Ohio State University Women’s Place, and The Ohio State University at Mansfield and will feature the screening of the award-winning documentary film followed by a Q & A around the work and legacy of Madonna Thunder Hawk and her daughter Marcy Gilbert. The gala will be on September 21, 2019, 7 pm, Founders Auditorium on the Ohio State Mansfield campus in Mansfield, Ohio. The evening will consist of the screening of the film, as well as a Q&A session with Dr. Castle, Madonna Thunder Hawk, and Marcy Gilbert. This will be followed by a dessert reception to honor Madonna, Marcy, Dr. Castle, and seven Mansfield Warrior Women.
While the event is free, tickets are required. Donations are strongly encouraged and provide funding to support the ongoing activism and grassroots organizing of the film team. Tickets can be secured at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/warrior-women-hometown-gala-tickets-66459972567 and donations made via this same site or in person at the event.
As part of this event, we will honor seven Mansfield Warrior Women. They are community organizers, teachers, parents, and above all, warriors. By warriors, we mean they have lifted up others in their communities, and have made Mansfield and Richland County better places as a result of their contributions to others. These seven women are:
Inez Shepard
Loretta Hilliard
Carol Payton
Sallie Sylvester
Melodye James
Lydia Reid
Liz Castle
We hope you will join us to honor these seven amazing women and to see the film and film team. We are so excited to highlight the leadership and empowerment of women locally, nationally, and abroad. Please feel free to pass this invitation to anyone you believe would be interested in joining us or sponsoring.
Best, Donna
Donna L. Hight, Ph.D.
Assistant Dean, Student Life & Student Success
Mansfield Campus
Riedl 104, 1760 University Drive, Mansfield, OH 44906
419-755-4034 Office
hight.6@osu.edu
mansfield.osu.edu
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Business Office staff update
Submitted by Desiree Lutsch, lutsch.11@osu.edu
Hello from the ATI Business Office. Now that we are back in session I thought it would be a good time to highlight some of the duties of our team. For our new faculty and staff, we are located in Halterman Hall, office number 211. We handle financial reporting, budgets and business administration, student accounts, purchasing and purchasing cards, accounts payable, accounts receivable, travel and fleet rentals.
Our team members are Gloria Wirt, Olivia Maurer, Cindy Shelly, and Desiree Lutsch.
Gloria is our Information Assistant and takes care of our fleet and Enterprise rentals; maintains Conference rooms, Skou Lounge, Halterman Foyer and Skou Entrance calendars; submits travel payment requests; purchasing eRequests; general communication, and phone reception. Manages ATI Sunshine Fund, which is a way of showing support to ATI employees when there is a death in the family, birth, hospitalization, weddings, etc. The ATI fax machine is also located in Gloria’s area. Gloria’s contact info: wirt.1@osu.edu, phone 330‐287‐1330
Olivia is our Office Associate and the ATI Bursar, taking care of our student’s fees and payments. Olivia also prepares the deposits, maintains accounts payable invoices, asset coordinator and is the contact for new vendor set ups. She is also the travel coordinator, reviews and approves ATI travel. Olivia’s contact info: Maurer.272@osu.edu, phone 330‐287‐1323.
Cindy is our Fiscal Associate and is responsible for invoicing customers, receivables, purchase orders, eRequests, and pcards and eStores information. Cindy can also help you look up purchase orders and vendors in our accounting system. She also performs monthly journals and assists in reconciling and reporting. Cindy’s contact info: shelly.12@osu.edu, 330‐287‐1264
Desiree is our Fiscal Officer, which is the budget manager and business administration manager. Desiree reviews and reconciles all ATI financial related activities. Perform budget analysis, forecasting, and supports faculty on grant related finance activities. She is also the contact for fund balances and chartfield information. Desiree’s contact info: Lutsch.11@osu.edu, 330‐287‐1296.
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Workday Status Report
Submitted by Desiree Lutsch, lutsch.11@osu.edu

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Free WW Starter Kit
Submitted by Cindy Shelly, shelly.12

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Welcome Week video captures ATI moments
Submitted by Frances Whited, whited.16@osu.edu
This year, University Marketing tasked the communications staff at the regional campuses with contributing one-second video clips from Welcome Days, to be compiled into a larger video. I shot a number of one-second clips and uploaded them for consideration. You can view the video below. I think I saw three ATI clips included!
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Buck-I-Experience program
Submitted by Carri Gerber, gerber.140@osu.edu
Buck-I-Experience is a program developed to grant the wishes of undergraduate, graduate, and professional students on the Ohio State University Columbus campus; who are suffering from debilitating conditions or special circumstances and may not normally be able to enjoy the Buckeye Experience, by attending football and basketball games, OUAB events or participating in other Ohio State traditions.
Students can be nominated or self-nominate online at go.osu.edu/buckiexperience until Sunday, October 20, 2019. Referrals will then be reviewed by students, faculty, and staff members from across the University community serving on the 2019-2020 Selection Committee.
Help spread the word about this awesome opportunity for our Buckeyes. Please also consider nominating a student, yourself. Anyone may submit a referral, regardless of their Ohio State affiliation.
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Procedure for reserving community room in Applewood Village
Submitted by Mick Steiner, steiner.255@osu.edu
Greetings Faculty & Staff,
The Ohio State ATI Housing Community Room (located at 1901 Apple Orchard Dr.) is a multi-functional campus gathering space ideal for hosting programs, events, club meetings, review sessions, and informal classes, as well as sharing a meal or showing a film. The room includes a projector, large screen, surround sound, kitchenette, flexible seating arrangements, and an outdoor patio space. The room is free to use for those with a university affiliation only. Priority scheduling is given to Residence Life staff and student residents. The room can comfortably hold 45 - 90 people, depending on the room setup.
Follow the link below to view room availability and book your reservation online:
https://atihousing.youcanbook.me/*Pardon our dust as the kitchenette continues to be under renovation until further notice.*
To reserve the smaller Resource Room (maximum capacity is 12), please contact Caitlin Blake.429 by email or phone: (330) 287-7506.
Thank you,
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Call for Proposals: Ohio Inspiring Practices
Submitted by Kris Boone, boone.3@osu.edu
Ohio Inspiring Practices
We are writing to extend a special invitation to you and others at your institution to be represented at a one-day Ohio based higher education conference hosted by Capital University and the non-profit John N. Gardner Institute for Excellence in Undergraduate Education. This second annual conference, scheduled for February 26, 2020 will bring together educators representing all sectors and professional roles in Ohio colleges and universities, last year we had over 250 participants.
Together we will inspire and be inspired by promising practices for improving undergraduate education and student success in Ohio! Submit your proposal by October 15, 2019
Please share this conference with your colleagues.
The meeting is hosted by Capital University in partnership with the nonprofit John N. Gardner Institutefor Excellence in Undergraduate Education and will be held on the campus of Capital University.
Both the Gardner Institute and Capital University seek to celebrate the good work being done at colleges and universities across the state of Ohio and invite you to share your work and learn from other Ohio institutions that are exploring these promising practices at the conference. Information about the conference and the call for proposals can be found at www.jngi.org
Call for Proposals due October 15
Date: Feb. 26, 2020
Location: Capital University, Columbus OH
Registration: Coming Soon
Call for Proposals: Here
For additional information on attending or presenting:
Contact Deanna Wagner successconference@capital.edu
We hope you will join us in February and respond to our call for proposals by October 15, 2019.
Sincerely,
John N. Gardner
Chief Executive Officer and Chair
John N. Gardner Institute for Excellence in Undergraduate Education
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SAC Hours for the Week of 9/9-15/2019
Submitted by Thom Janini, janini.4@osu.edu
