University unveils Under the Elms concert series at Ohio University
Ohio University will start the five Wednesday evening Under the Elms outdoor concerts on College Green June 3 at Wilhelm Amphitheater. The free series hosted by the College of Fine Arts School of Music and Ohio University Bands features 90 to 100 participants and runs about an hour starting at 7 p.m. The 40 year old tradition, also called the University Band, began in the 1940s with returning soldiers pursuing music education and has only one hiatus since the Kent State shooting.
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Athena Cinema at 100 A Musical Celebration concert series
Ohio University hosts a summer concert series at Wilhelm Amphitheater on College Green with six shows from June 3 to July 1. The schedule includes Athena Cinema at 100, Sounds of Space, Mozart on the Green Summer Music Camp, Be Our Guest, Celebrate America, and a July 1 Independence Day finale linked to the Space Studies Program. Back-up venue is Forum Theater if weather requires. Trachsel notes the diverse, space to pop culture song mix and encourages families to attend with picnics.
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OU professor makes math fun named Presidential Teacher
Dr. Robert Klein, associate professor of mathematics, named a recipient of the Ohio University Presidential Teacher Award for 2015 along with Tresa Randall. The award will be presented in Fall 2015. Klein’s session featured a magic math moment and the international math salute, reflecting his energetic teaching style and outreach.
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Cincinnati FBI division head warns on homegrown terror threat
Angela Byers, the new special agent in charge of the Cincinnati division covering 48 Ohio counties, says homegrown terrorism fears are “scary” and that threats can arise anywhere. She notes recent arrests in Cincinnati and Columbus and calls for public cooperation amid privacy concerns while expanding local police cooperation to tackle heroin and other regional security issues.
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Ohio university med school wins 600000 for diabetes program
The HRSA grant of 600000 funds a three year project at Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine to expand two programs. The Medical Legal Partnership led by SEOLS will aid low income clients with health care rights and financial issues. A Diabetes Patient Navigator Program will provide nurse navigation to address barriers like literacy and mental health. A consumer group will guide diabetes research to improve access and reduce complications in Appalachia.
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