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Following the completion of each semester, Ohio University recognizes the academic achievements of its students by publishing the President's, Dean's and Provost's Lists.

Following the completion of each semester, Ohio University recognizes the academic achievements of its students by publishing the President's, Dean's and Provost's Lists.

Following the completion of each semester, Ohio University recognizes the academic achievements of its students by publishing the President's, Dean's and Provost's Lists.

Following the completion of each semester, Ohio University recognizes the academic achievements of its students by publishing the President's, Dean's and Provost's Lists.

2023 Spring Provost's List

President's List Spring 2023

Gage Bray, who graduates this spring with his Bachelor of Science in Education with a focus in special education-intervention education, is one of four Patton College of Education students selected for the Lester D. Crow award. Bray started his college career at Ohio University Chillicothe and also spent time at the Athens campus before returning to Chillicothe to complete his professional internship at Southeastern Middle School.

Senior journalism student Taylor Mondragon secures three internships taking part in the OHIO in LA program.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has appointed a new student member, Mia Citino, to the Ohio University Board of Trustees.

Ohio University's College of Health Sciences and Professions held their 2022 Student and Faculty Awards recipients last week.

Ohio University's College of Business announced the names of 2022 student award winners.

Ohio University junior Maya Meade has been awarded the prestigious 2022 Newman Civic Fellowship.

One of the nation's top national security research institutes awarded a prestigious post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Texas at Austin to Ohio University doctoral student Kyle Balzer.

The Society of Professional Journalists has awarded Ashton Nichols with the 2021 Julie Galvan Outstanding Graduate in Journalism Award. Nichols is a Fall 2020 graduate of Ohio University and currently a storyteller and communications coordinator at Cariloop. The award, announced Aug. 9, honors a journalism graduate nominated by the student's campus chapter and selected by the Society's leaders based on character, service to the community, scholarship, proficiency in practical journalism and significant contributions to the student's SPJ chapter.

Ninety-nine highly accomplished juniors and seniors were inducted into Ohio University's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa this spring, and seven students shared the Thomas A. Wolfe Award, a cash prize for highest GPA among the 2021 inductees.

Ohio University honored some of its highest achieving graduate students, contributing to their research efforts with two presidential medals and five named graduate fellowships. "These awards celebrate several of our truly outstanding graduate students," Ohio University President M. Duane Nellis said. "They are conducting research that will have significant impact on the health and well-being of individuals and communities. They are contributing new knowledge to our understanding of history and science. And, they have creative spirits and inquisitive minds that exemplify our graduate students at OHIO."

A Richland County student's natural curiosity led him to produce a piece that placed among the top 20 in the Multimedia Innovative Storytelling category of the Hearst Journalism Awards. Ohio University sophomore Eric Boll produced a story about cemeteries in his home county.

Julie Ciotola, a 2020 graduate of Ohio University's Honors Tutorial College, received recognition as she placed in the top 20 of the annual Hearst Audio Competition through the Hearst Journalism Awards Program.

Ohio University junior Micaela Beatham-Garcia has been named as a member of the prestigious 2021 Newman Civic Fellowship Cohort. A political science pre-law major, Beatham-Garcia is also pursuing an undergraduate certificate in law, justice & culture. She was nominated to the fellowship due to her dedication to effecting social change and promoting civic engagement and dialogue.

Rachel Martin, '20 is one of 10 people worldwide chosen for a fellowship with Conservation X Lab, an innovation technology company that focuses on solutions to environmental challenges. The Conservation X Labs Epic Fellowship provides a $7,000 stipend per semester for remote work alongside staff on issues related to the sixth mass extinction. Martin was named the Extinction Drawdown Fellow, tasked with analyzing existing interventions that are best poised to reverse mass extinction.

Ninety-two students were inducted into the Lambda of Ohio University chapter of Phi Beta Kappa for the 2019-20 academic year, and five students received a cash prize and the Thomas A. Wolfe Award for highest GPA among the 2020 inductees. Inductees were juniors and seniors from four OHIO colleges: College of Arts & Sciences, College of Fine Arts, College of Health Sciences and Professions, and Honors Tutorial College, as well as the Center for International Studies.

Ohio University has awarded its 2020 Presidential Graduate Student Medals to master's student Paige Greeley and doctoral student Elizabeth Jensen. The awards recognize master's and doctoral students who have demonstrated academic excellence in research or creative activity, as it relates to their field of study. In addition, the review committee considers the students' contributions (educational, economic, physical, social or cultural well-being) to a given community, locally or around the globe. "Ohio University's commitment to experiential learning provides our students with an opportunity to make important contributions to the greater community," Ohio University President M. Duane Nellis said. "We are fortunate to have students as dedicated to their fields as Elizabeth and Paige, and I congratulate them on receiving this prestigious award."

Ohio University's College of Health Sciences and Professions proudly announced its 2020 Outstanding Graduate Award recipients with a virtual recognition. Of the more than 8,500 students enrolled in the college, 36 individuals were virtually recognized with honors this year. "Our students, particularly our seniors, have displayed great resilience and continued dedication in the sweeping educational and life changes that have taken place because of COVID-19," said CHSP Dean Dr. Randy Leite. "Although CHSP had to cancel its annual Student and Faculty Awards this year due to the pandemic, it remained important to us to take the time to recognize the hard work and accomplishments of this year's graduating class." Recipients were recognized for their contributions and accomplishments during the 2019-20 year. Individual awards were given under the categories of "Outstanding Graduates" for each school or department as well as "Physical Therapy" and "Athletic Training." "I have no doubt that the Class of 2020 will depart OHIO and help change the world; many of them already have," Leite said. "Each of our graduates carries the discipline, courage and compassion to make the world a better, and healthier, place."