Psychology Professors Win NSF Grant for Teacher Institute
The National Science Foundation awarded $28,294 to Ohio University psychology professors Dr. Gary M. Schumacher and Dr. Elliot Entin to direct a five week summer institute for secondary school psychology teachers in the first session of 1978. The program aims to upgrade teaching skills through preseminar training, demonstrations, and courses from OU's summer schedule, with about 35 teachers expected to enroll.
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Open Sept 29 Deadline for Write-In Candidates in Village Elections
Athens County elections director William Howe says several village offices in the county lack candidates. Open posts include Albany treasurer Amesville treasurer and board of public affairs Buchtel four council seats Chauncey two council seats Coolville treasurer and board of public affairs Jacksonville mayoral term and Trimble four council seats. Also Southeastern Ohio high school juniors and seniors are invited to a October 29 math contest at Ohio University the first Robert L Morton Mathematics Contest with cash prizes and certificates usable toward OU tuition.
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OU Department of Mathematics
Bluegrass Festival At Athens Center Draws Crowd
The Athens Mental Health and Mental Retardation Center and WOUB Radio co sponsored a bluegrass festival at the center outdoor area drawing between 900 and 1000 attendees. Local groups Red Bond Tim Moore Esther and Bill Kuhre and featured acts Appalachian Mountaineers Riva Smiley Joe and Pleasant Mountain Bluegrass Boys performed. Athens Kiwanis sold refreshments Cunningham Music Center supplied the PA system.
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Katz Publishes Renaissance Influence on Visual Arts
M Barry Katz, professor at Ohio University, releases a book through University Press of America exploring how the revival of classical learning during the Italian Renaissance shaped the visual arts.
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Comparative Arts
Ohio University
University Press of America
Ohio Valley Health Foundation to hear Dr Laurence Hall in Athens
Nationally known humorist Dr Laurence Hall will entertain health leaders from seven Southeastern Ohio counties at the ninth OVHSF annual meeting in Athens. The event at The Ohio University Inn includes a social hour at 6 p.m. Hall, called the clerical Bob Hope, is a Canon of the Episcopal Church and active civic leader. The OVHSF will host cabinet members of Gov Rhodes and officials from Ohio agencies.
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Ohio Arc
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Ohio Department of Health
Alberti and the Humanist Theory of the Arts Study
The study centers on Leon Battista Alberti and his doctrines as a Renaissance humanist. Dr. Katz has served in the Department of Comparative Arts for ten years.
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