Ohio University College of Business associate professor of instruction in the management department Dr. Andrew Pueschel has been selected as the Ohio University winner of the second annual Mid-American Conference (MAC) Outstanding Faculty Award for Student Success.
“Our faculty are extremely committed to student success both in and out of the classroom, especially Dr. Pueschel, who constantly serves his students and encourages them to go after their goals,” Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs said. “I am very proud of Andrew for being selected for this award. He is very deserving to be recognized for his outstanding dedication exhibited throughout his interactions with student.”
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Apr 1, 2021 7:30 PM
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) With people 16 and older now eligible to be vaccinated in Indiana, health leaders are encouraging students to register.
Indiana State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box believes a lot of young people are eager for life to return to normal.
Dr. Maureen Johnson, associate professor for the Department of Applied Health Sciences at Indiana State University, says when she learned that the age for COVID vaccinations was being lowered to 16, she started her on-campus classes by making sure her students knew they would soon be elgible. Students really need to take advantage, well everybody who s eligible needs to take advantage of it, said Johnson. Because it s really the only way we re going to start to make our way back to life before the pandemic. It s a great opportunity for us to protect ourselves.
Decker College’s Johnson City location now open Sidney Slon/Photo Editor Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences is now located at 48 Corliss Ave. in Johnson City.
The renovated factory features a new, updated simulation space and more
March 15, 2021 Sidney Slon/Photo Editor Decker College’s new Innovative Simulation and Practice Center (ISPC) includes life-size dolls for students to practice various skills on, such as IV insertion.
Binghamton University’s Decker College of Nursing and Health Sciences has officially opened at its brand new location in Johnson City.
Relocated to a former Endicott-Johnson Shoe Company factory, the renovations give the building a modern twist, with off-white walls and black window trim, while keeping the building’s original 1916 brick and pillars intact, according to Patti Reuther, director of the Innovative Simulation and Practice Center (ISPC).