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EHE News - 2012

• Lessons from Haiti
  Graduate student Erin Hughes writes what she learned while helping Haitian children and teachers use computers in classrooms.

• Point it out
  Project STAR: When parents and teachers make specific references to text while reading aloud to preschoolers, young learners achieve - and retain -- more advanced reading skills.

• Student Affairs' goal is eminence
  Counselor Education doctoral student Bowen Marshall is honored to help Ohio State change lives.

• AmeriCorps aids homeowners
  Using new grant, OSU Extension Housing Corps will hire 20 AmeriCorps members to help stem the tide of foreclosures in rural Ohio.

• Separated, but still loving parents
  Extension team develops program to teach divorced couples amiable co-parenting, which helps soften their children's pain.

• EHE Winter 2012 Dean's List
  The College of Education and Human Ecology attracts the brightest and best undergraduates to our programs. Their outstanding ability is reflected in the Winter 2012 Dean's List.

• Meeting student needs
  Hawley to guide the Ohio Education Research Center partnership of universities and organizations statewide to meet needs from preschool through graduate school.

• Extraordinary mentor
  Ohio State recognizes Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan's outstanding connection to undergraduate and graduate students with the 2012 Alumni Award for Distinguished Teaching.

• Bullies more likely to abuse substances
  Middle- and high-school students who bully classmates are more likely to use cigarettes, alcohol and marijuana, Kisha Radliff finds.

• EHE students gain experience at Multicultural Center
  Ohio State's Multicultural Center facilitates inclusive shared learning experiences of students. It is a place where all can engage in dialogue, challenge barriers and build collaborative relationships.

• Worldwide recognition
  David Porretta's selection as an International Federation of Adapted Physical Activity Fellow acknowledges his aid for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

• Better picture unveils bigger problems
  Hugo Melgar-Quiñonez's survey indicates 2 billion people - twice as many as previously thought - are hungry or malnourished worldwide.

• EHE Autumn 2011 Dean's List
  The College of Education and Human Ecology attracts the brightest and best undergraduates to our programs. Their outstanding ability is reflected in the Autumn 2011 Dean's List.

• Hitting the target
  Carla Miller finds confidence is key to Type 2 diabetics making goal of eight servings of low-glycemic-index fruit, nuts, vegetables a day.

• Parents stay romantic after parting
  Study: Some low-income couples with children split but keep their romance alive; children can benefit from continued contact with fathers.

• New view of learning evolution
  Students' gut feelings can trump both their religious beliefs and facts in accepting theory, find Ha, Haury and Nehm.

• Seed grants fund projects worldwide
  Four international initiatives will take EHE faculty and staff teams to Ethiopia, China, Indonesia and Haiti.

• Bad behavior depends on hosts
  Drinking patterns differ when college parties are on campus or off, Cynthia Buettner's new study finds.

• Read Across America Volunteers Needed
  Show your Buckeye pride and support Ohio's youth! The College of Education and Human Ecology Alumni Society is teaming up with the Arts and Sciences Alumni Society to support the South-Western City and Upper Arlington School Districts by participating in the Read Across America celebration.

• Food illnesses bring high costs
  New estimate shows US consumers pay almost $78 billion each year for healthcare related to foodborne disease, Robert Scharff finds.

• 2012 3 Point Schott
  Join fellow Education and Human Ecology for the 2012 Three Point Schott - Men's Hockey, Men's Basketball, and Women's Basketball with pregame tailgates.

• AAAS elects Belury
  Prestigious scientific organization recognizes outstanding contributions to human nutrition, particularly studies in dietary oils.

• Rating reinforces Reading Recovery
  The screening tool Reading Recovery uses to evaluate children's reading knowledge has received the highest ratings for scientific rigor.

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