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February 23, 2023
Interest at all half way around the world. and all that east palestine is getting is some free vinyl chloride. that doesnt sound like the actions of a man who knows the suffering caused by oil cancer [laughter] >> tyrus: kat, i know why you dont like taking risks. so if you had the choice to go some place where i bomb siren was going off the entire time when you walked the streets or go to a place thats not that far of a ride to check to make sure your american citizens are better wont you say t...
January 28, 2023
Muskingum University received $866,006 in Choose Ohio First program funding. Over the last two years, Muskingum has received $1.8M in COF funding.
January 13, 2023
The Ohio Department of Higher Education has awarded an additional $896,000 to YSUโs Choose Ohio First program to support an estimated 80 new students studying economics, engineering, computer science, mathematics, biology, chemistry and health sciences. โThe success and ongoing support of the Choose Ohio First program translates to success for Ohioโs STEM students,โ said Randy
January 5, 2023
The funding will benefit students who pursue fields of study ranging from biology to nursing.
December 25, 2022
Aultman College sets Preview Day for Jan. 7, engineering scholarships are available, and Good Shepherd Christian Academy is accepting new students.
December 16, 2022
The Choose Ohio First program is an initiative to develop & strengthen the stateโs workforce in the fields of science, technology, engineering & math.
December 14, 2022
The program began in 2008, and this is the fourth round of grants under the DeWine-Husted administration.
December 13, 2022
Ohio Wesleyan Earns 2023 Choose Ohio First Grant to Support Scholarships for State Residents
November 24, 2022
Education advocates, and even those teaching the next generation of educators, are concerned that a teacher shortage may become a chronic problem, even as pandemic-related interruptions fade away.
February 18, 2022
Lifelong Licking County Native Mounts GOP Challenge