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The College of Education and Human Ecology is a dynamic evolution of The Ohio State University's accomplishments in education and human sciences. Together we have more resources to solve complex societal problems that affect quality of life, especially in urban settings.
Our Mission:
The mission of the College of Education and Human Ecology is to develop a tradition of excellence in promoting outstanding teaching, research, and service that significantly and positively impacts individuals, families, schools, and consumers within our global communities. The mission simultaneously embraces the land-grant mission of The Ohio State University as expressed in its Academic, Diversity, and Outreach plans.
Bigger grocery bill can lead to poorer health
McDowell advises families on how to keep nutritious but higher-cost fruits, veggies, and milk on their grocery lists. More about:Bigger grocery bill can lead to poorer health
Gallery with a view
Where's the finest place to see best practices in early childhood education and care? The Columbus Foundation Observation Gallery, Schoenbaum Family Center at Weinland Park. More about:Gallery with a view
Retirement planning should include healthcare costs
Lee's research shows serious illness after 70 has a bigger impact on seniors' life savings More about:Retirement planning should include healthcare costs
Dietary oil may help prevent side effects of rapid weight loss
Martha Belury researches leptin's protection against insulin resistance More about:Dietary oil may help prevent side effects of rapid weight loss
EHE continues to rise in USNews & World Report survey
The college is 16th overall and No. 10 among public universities, while Educational Administration jumps to 6th.More about:EHE continues to rise in USNews
Wednesday, May 14, Noon-1:30 p.m., 136 Ramseyer Hall
Diversity Film Series, The Orphan Trains. Contact: Kim Stokes
Friday, May 16, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., A470 & A476 PAES Building
Workforce Development and Education Open House. Information on graduate programs. Contact: Charles Saunders, 247-6676
Thursday, May 22, 5 p.m., 200 Ramseyer Hall
Lecture Series - In Honor and Commemoration of Martha L. King. Topic TBA, Arlette Willis, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Wednesday, May 28, Noon-1:30 p.m., 136 Ramseyer Hall
Diversity Film Series, Celia Cruz & Friends: A Night of Salsa. Contact: Kim Stokes
Friday, May 30, Biomedical Research Tower, 460 W. 12th Ave.
Russell Klein Nutritional Research Symposium -- "Nutrition, Aging and Exercise." 10 a.m.-noon: Student presentations, 2 p.m.: William J. Evans, University of Arkansas, "Sarcopenic Obesity: The New Challenge to Our Aging Population." Contact: Rachel Kopec
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