Buckeye Buzz: January 17 - 23, 2022
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Bucks2Bucks BAKED POTATO GRAB-N-GO!
Since January is National Mentoring Month it only makes sense to find out more about the Bucks2Bucks Peer Mentoring Program! And in order to do that, it only makes sense to pick up a Grab-n-Go Baked Potato!!
When: Monday, January 24th at 4:00 pm
Where: Housing Community Room
All students returning to campus in Autumn 2022 are encouraged to stop by!
*Individuals must be returning to campus in Autumn 2022 to apply to be a Bucks2Bucks mentor.
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Spring Student Org Walk Thru - Thursday, Jan. 20th
Our spring student org fair scheduled for Thursday, January 20th will go on as planned with a few changes! The fair will now be a Student Org Walk Thru to encourage students to grab-n-go information about interested clubs with limited gathering at tables. The Walk Thru will now be held in the SAC gymnasium to allow ample space. Don't forget your mask!
Currently the following organizations are signed up to participate,- Community Council
- MANRRS
- Agronomy Club
- F.R.I.E.N.D.S
- ACELT
- SLC
- Cultivating Change
- Bucks2Bucks Peer Mentor Program
- CFFA
- Hoof-n-Hide
- Dairy Club
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Hazing Prevention Training - VIRTUAL
This is an important moment in our state’s and university’s commitment to eradicating any form of hazing in educational institutions across Ohio. Collin’s Law, Ohio’s Anti Hazing Act, which went into effect at the beginning of October enacted a number of important requirements and changes, all to end hazing and interrupt contributing factors that have enabled the persistence of hazing in the past.
Hazing Prevention Training for Students
A component of the law is required education for all students before they join a student group. As we continue to promote a culture of care this is an important step in preventing hazing. There will be multiple hazing prevention trainings open to all students to fulfill this requirement before joining a student group. This training will cover definitions of hazing, awareness, prevention, intervention, and reporting. This training is open to all students and is strongly recommended even if they are already part of a group.
Tues., Jan. 25th | 7 pm |Virtual
Tues., Feb. 8th | 7 pm | Virtual
Thurs., Feb. 24 | 7 pm | Virtual
Contact holava.1 if your organization would like to set-up a training for your next meeting!
Reporting
To create a community free of hazing, we must first report hazing when we experience it, see it or suspect it. It is imperative that everyone with knowledge of hazing reports it. Ohio State students and registered student organizations are required to report hazing as the failure to prevent, intervene or report acts of hazing may also be considered acts of hazing.
You may have additional reporting obligations under Ohio law. Specifically, Collin's Law: The Ohio Anti-Hazing Act Sec. 2903.311 (B).
If you are a university employee and have questions about your reporting obligations under Ohio law, please contact the Office of Legal Affairs at 614-292-0611.
If you are a student and have questions about your reporting obligations under Ohio law, please contact Student Legal Services at 614-247-5853.
Go to go.osu.edu/reporthazing for information and instructions on how to report hazing to the university and to law enforcement.
- If anyone is experiencing harm or is in imminent danger, please call 9-1-1.
- For on-campus reports, call OSUPD at 614-292-2121.
- To report off-campus behavior call Wooster police at 330-287-5702 (non-emergency number)
Resources
- Read the new law in its entirety on the Ohio Legislature website
- Read The Inter-University Council of Presidents Anti-Hazing Principles
- Review the Hazing reporting website that includes resources and other information
- Student Legal Services studentlegal.osu.edu
Contact Us
Please contact our student org team at csls@osu.edu with any questions about these resources or preventing hazing in your organization.
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Apply to be a Bucks2Bucks Peer Mentor!!
Are you returning to ATI in 2022-2023?? Do you want to help connect our first-year students to campus in fun and engaging activities??
Then apply to be a Bucks2Bucks Peer Mentor!!
WHY BE A MENTOR?
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To share one’s knowledge and experience
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To help develop a new generation of successful leaders and mentors on campus
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To give back to ATI and experience a sense of pride
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To create more connections on campus with incoming students, faculty and staff
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To plan and participate in Bucks2Bucks programs and social activities
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A meaningful resume entry
MORE PERKS TO BEING A BUCKS2BUCKS MENTOR
- Free Bucks2Bucks Mentor Shirt!
- Free Participation in special Bucks2Bucks Programs and Activities!
- Be recognized throughout campus for your role in helping new students transition and be successful in their first year at ATI!!
For more information and program details visit..... Bucks2Bucks Mentor Details!
Ready to apply??
Apply to be a Bucks2Bucks Peer Mentor!
Applications are now open!
Application deadline - Monday January 31st at 11:59 pm.
Any questions contact Jodie Holava.1 or Caitlin Blake.429
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Spring Semester SAC Hours
Now that classes are back, the SAC is resuming academic hours!
Monday - Thursday | 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday | 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Saturday | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Sunday | 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
*Notes - Hours may be adjusted due to events, holidays and/or staffing.
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Tube with Us at Snow Trails - WAITLIST!!
Registration is Full! Be added to the Waitlist at go.osu.edu/SnowTrailsTubing2022Waitlist
If you are registered to attend and by some chance you cannot go, please email racer.5@osu.edu so we can move someone from the waitlist to fill your spot!
Not sure if you are registered? Confirmation emails were sent out the 1st week of January. Check your email for details and information!
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Dairy Club Meeting - January 27th
The Dairy Club is going to have their first meeting of the year on January 27th at 7:00 pm in Skou 100.
We will be discussing future meetings or events and the invitational judging contest we will be hosting!!
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1st SLC Meeting of the Spring - Virtual
Student Leadership Council will have their first meeting of the semester on Sunday, January 23rd at 7:00 pm. This meeting will be held virtually.
To attend, go.osu.edu/SLC
Engage with and congratulate the new executive board! They have lots of ideas for the semester. Zoom in to hear and give your feedback! All encouraged to attend!
President - Josie Armstrong
Vice-President - Kyle Smith
Secretary/CFAES Rep - Kate Cole
Social Media Coordinator - Louis Cira
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Leadership Awards
The 62nd Student Life Leadership Awards will be hosted on April 10th, 2022! The ceremony will be virtual again this year to maintain an accessible experience for recipients and viewers, and we hope this can be an accessible opportunity to highlight student and staff leaders across the regional campuses as well.
Applications for all leadership awards will open on January 10th, 2022, and close on January 31, 2022, at 11:59 pm. All OSU students can apply directly or be nominated by faculty, staff, or another student.
Who is Eligible for Ohio State Leadership Awards?
Any Ohio State student, faculty or staff member is eligible. You do not need to hold a formal title or leadership position in order to be recognized. Leadership Award judges focus more on learning, attitudes, action, and accomplishments than on previous awards or titles. In some cases, an award may be designed for specific students, faculty, or staff (example: Outstanding First Year, or Outstanding Advisor).
How to Apply for 2022 Leadership Awards
Applications for the 2022 Leadership Awards will open January 10, 2022
Annual Awards Given
- Outstanding First-Year Student Award (application or nomination and letter of recommendation)
- Outstanding Graduate/Professional Student Award (application or nomination and letter of recommendation)
- Stanley D. Gottsegen Leadership Award (application and interview)
- Kaplan Humanitarian Award (application and letter of recommendation)
- Dr. Ellamae Simmons Award (application and letter of reccomendation)
- Boehm Holistic Wellness Awards - Sponsored by Student Life Wellness Center (application or nomination)
- Scarlet, Gray, and Green Student Leadership Award - sponsored by Student Life Energy Management & Sustainability (application or nomination)
- Student Life Student Employee Award - Sponsored by the Student Employee Experience (nomination)
- Student Life Outstanding Student Supervisor - Sponsored by the Student Employee Experience (nomination)
- Diversity Engagement Award - Sponsored by Student Life Multicultural Center (application or nomination)
- Outstanding Diversity Program - Sponsored by Student Life Multicultural Center (application or nomination)
- Student Organization Individual Contribution Awards: New Member, General Member, Positional Leader, and Advisor (nomination)
- Student Organization Awards: Excellence in Member Development, Excellence in Organization Operations, Excellence Community Engagement, Outstanding Student Org Program (application)
- Outstanding Student Organization - New Organization (application)
- Outstanding Student Organization - Overall Organization (application)
- Spirit of Ohio State Award - Individual (nomination)
- Spirit of Ohio State Award - Organization (nomination)
- Outstanding Senior Award (application and letter of recommendation)
Past Leadership Award Recipients
Click here to view a comprehensive list of all past Leadership Award recipients: Leadership Awards All Years
Please share this with any students and advisors you are working with, nominate students on or after January 10th, and apply for an award yourself if applicable. Individual award descriptions and past recipients can be viewed at go.osu.edu/leadershipawards.
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Join the 2022 Ohio State ATI Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging Team!
Ohio State ATI Students:
I’m looking for students interested in being part of the 2022 Ohio State ATI Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging team. I need to determine interest now so we can begin practicing during spring semester. At least 3 students, preferably 4, are needed for a team. Any Ohio State ATI student, not just dairy students, can be part of the Dairy Cattle Judging team. Students must be full-time students in “good standing” to be part of the team. Hopefully, COVID conditions will allow a judging team in 2022.
This year, the potential contests are Eastern States Exposition (Massachusetts in September), Pennsylvania All-American (Pennsylvania in September), World Dairy Expo (Wisconsin in late September – early October), and the North American International Livestock Exposition (Kentucky in November). Ohio State ATI competes in the 2-year college/university division at these contests. Each contest is different, but typically students will need to judge placing classes and give oral reasons at each contest. At World Dairy Expo, there is a practical contest that includes linear scoring, registered heifers, commercial heifers, and mating recommendation classes.Please reply to me by sending an email to thornton.5@osu.edu to let me know if you are interested in participating with the 2022 Ohio State ATI Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging team. Please include in your email your contact information: preferred email, phone number (cell and/or home), and address. If there is enough interest (at least 3 students), a meeting will be scheduled to discuss the specifics: time commitment, funding, practices, etc.
PLEASE REPLY BY Friday, January 21, 2022 to allow time to schedule the organizational meeting.
Sincerely,
Mr. Thornton
PS: Picture is of the 2021 Ohio State ATI Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging Team.
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Buck-I-Eats Pantry....GRAND RE-OPENING!
The Buck-I-Eats Pantry is moving!!! Save-the-date for its official grand re-opening!
When: Tuesday, January 18th
Where: SAC
All visitors during the first week (Jan. 18th-22nd) will receive a FREE sustainable grocery bag!
Our pantry was previously located in Skou Hall, inside Student Success Services. In order to increase access, we’ve relocated to the Student Activities Center.
The Buck-I-Eats Pantry is here to help all CFAES Wooster students who may lack access to affordable nutritious food and provide access to small personal care items.
PANTRY HOURS
The pantry will be availble when the SAC is open.
Monday - Thursday | 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday | 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Saturday | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Sunday | 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm
*If you need emergency access outside of these hours, please contact Katie LeMasters.27.
**Note: SAC hours may be adjusted due to events, holidays and staffing.
INTERESTED IN DONATING TO THE BUCK-I-EATS PANTRY?
If you would like to donate non-persishable food items and/or personal hygiene products, donations can be brought to the SAC during open hours or contact Katie LeMasters.27.
If you would like to make a financial donation, CLICK HERE.
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National Day of Racial Healing
The National Day of Racial Healing is a time for contemplation and collective action on #HowWeHeal from the effects of racism. The Day is an opportunity to bring ALL people together in our common humanity and inspire collective action to create a more just and equitable world.
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11th CFAES Wooster Celebration of Nations - Feb. 8th
11th CFAES Wooster Celebration of Nations will be held Tuesday, February 8th from 11:30 am - 1:30 pm in Shisler Center Ballroom
Enjoy FREE food from dozens of countries!
Meet many of OSU Wooster's students, faculty and staff at tables with items from their native lands!
See/hear international music performances!
No RSVP, just bring your BuckID!
We seek volunteers to help plan and set up this annual (except for 2021) event. Email owens.1132@osu.edu if you would like the URL to take part in a Monday, December 13 11:00-11:45 am Zoom planning meeting.
In past years, almost every one of the 3 dozen+ countries has been represented by a table staffed by our faculty/staff and students from each country. Please email owens.1132@osu.edu if you wish to represent your country or origin.
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Newly Enhanced - Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness Info
See what’s new with the Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness (previously known as Health and Wellness Innovation in Healthcare) and be sure to share this information with prospective students!
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Economic Scholars Program
Are your undergraduate students looking for opportunities to apply economics to real world problems?
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland in collaboration with universities across Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania will be hosting the Economic Scholars Program. The ESP is a free economic research conference where student scholars and faculty come together to share undergraduate student-initiated works and cultivate imaginative research. The conference will be held as a hybrid event on May 6, 2022 at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland and offer students an opportunity to gain valuable experience presenting at a professional conference, network with peers, and discover internship and employment openings with the Federal Reserve.
The Economic Scholars Program is open to all undergraduate students and offers several opportunities to get involved. The student roles include:
- Peer Review Board
- Session Chair
- Discussant
- Presenter-Paper
- Presenter-Poster
Please consider sharing this information with your students. All are welcome to participate in and attend the Economic Scholars Program Conference. To learn more about the program and how your students can get involved visit our website: Programs and Resources (clevelandfed.org)
Upcoming Deadlines
Applications for the peer review board are Now Open! Have your students Register today!
Please contact Alexandria Halmbacher at Alexandria.Halmbacher@clev.frb.org with questions or sign-up for our e-blast to get up to date information and reminders about important upcoming deadlines.
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IMPORTANT CHANGES TO HANDSHAKE -PLEASE READ
Important update and changes to Handshake...Please Read!
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ORIP Applications Now Open!
ORIP Applications Now Open!
Apply for the 2022 OSU Research Internship Program.
Details: The 2022 OSU Research Internship Program (ORIP) on the Wooster campus is currently accepting student and faculty mentor applications. The program is managed centrally through the CFAES Office for Research and Graduate Education, and coordinated by Faculty Advisor, Michelle Jones, Professor (HCS). This year’s program will run from May 9 to July 15, 2022.
• Student Applications Due: February 28, 2022
• Faculty Mentor Applications Due: February 28, 2022
ORIP provides research experiences for high school students and undergraduates. Students must be 18 years of age by May 1st to participate. The goal of this program is to expand research opportunities to area students and to enhance their interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics by inculcating critical thinking skills through rigorous laboratory and field-based research experiences, seminars, group discussions, and symposia.
Selected students will receive stipends and certificates indicating their participation in the program. Student participants will also build a network of peers, scientists, and experiences that will set them apart from others for college applications and future career opportunities.
Please direct questions to Alexis Didinger.2.
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Vet Med Interview Prep Workshop - Jan. 18th
Vet Med Interview Prep Workshop | January 18th at 5:30pm on Zoom
Are you getting ready for Vet School interviews or wonder what you will need to prepare for in the future? This workshop will go through key skills to focus on, common questions, and ways to prepare. This workshop will take place on zoom. In order to get the zoom link please email Caitlin Conrad (presenter) at conrad.256@osu.edu to sign up. Once you have completed the workshop you will have the opportunity to do a mock interview specific to your interview coming up or a general prep mock interview that can help with how to respond to different types of questions. We hope to see you there!
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Transitioning to Columbus AU22 and Living on Campus?
Transitioning to Columbus in SU22 or AU22? Please contact Cate Hunko.1, the Transition Counselor, to begin the process. If you are planning to live on campus and depending where, there are a few deadlines to meet in February.
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CFAES Spring Career Fairs
Save the Date for the CFAES Spring Career Fairs
2/16/22 In-Person, Ohio Center Union
2/17/22 Virtual, Handshake
Sign up through Handshake beginning January 10th
Need a ride to Columbus to attend Fair?
Scan QR code for sign up or contact Denise Rotavera-Krain.1@osu.edu.
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Get Assistance in the Learning Lab!
Appointments for individual tutors and their hours are located on ON-COURSE. If you need any help with finding a tutor or any questions please email me at nemitz.7@osu.edu We look forward to seeing you this autumn. Remember tutoring is important in your academic success.
Meet a Tutor...
Hi, my name is Zoe Parrott and I am from Mansfield, Ohio. I am majoring in Agriscience Education. As a tutor in the Learning Lab, I am prepared to help with general education courses. I am also able to help you with time management and how to study for important tests and exams. I am open to help through zoom or face-to-face meetings whichever makes you feel most comfortable. If you ever need someone to talk to, I am here to help. -
CFAES Scholarship Deadline is Fast Approaching!
The CFAES Scholarship application deadline is fast approaching! Please complete the application BEFORE February 15, 2022!
To apply, go.osu.edu/schapp
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Ohio State ATI 2022-2023 Financial Aid Check List – FEBRUARY DEADLINES!
Ohio State ATI 2022-2023 Financial Aid Check List – FEBRUARY DEADLINES!
The 2022-2023 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), ATI/CFAES scholarship application and OSU ScholarshipUniverse application are due in February! Please review the following check list for more details. If you have submitted a 22-23 FAFSA application, please monitor your financial aid To Do List in Buckeye Link for potential verification forms.
Need assistance filing your FAFSA application? View the video tutorials below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGjCCBafMbk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGQQj0wWXr0
FAFSA Reminders:
Ohio State’s school code is 003090 (for all campuses)
Priority submission deadline: February 1, 2022 for all students
Questions?
Julia Morris, Coordinator of Student Financial Aid
Phone: 330-287-1214
Email: morris.878@osu.edu
Office Hours: M, W, Th, F 8:00am-2:30pm remote; Tuesday’s on-campus 8:15am-2:45am
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Military and Veteran Student Success Services
Military and Veteran Student Success Services. If you're a Veteran, Active-duty, Guard, Reserve, ROTC Cadet/Midshipmen or family member student, we're here to support your academic success! We will assist you to transition to campus, connect you to campus resources for your academic and health & wellness needs and to identify community resources for everyday needs. Contact us at https://ati.osu.edu/currentstudents/military-veterans
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Disability Services Invites Students to Contact Us!
Disability Services invites students to contact us! In this context, ‘disability’ is a broad term that includes, ADD/ADHD, Autism Spectrum, mental health conditions, chronic health conditions (e.g., asthma and diabetes), learning disabilities, physical & sensory impairments, and temporary accommodations for injuries (e.g., broken limb). We also hire students as access and lab assistants. Contact us at https://ati.osu.edu/disability-services.
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Now Hiring!
Looking for a job??
Students looking for on-campus jobs: log in to workday.osu.edu and set the Primary Location to “Wooster Campus” using the options on the left side of the page.
- Log into Workday.
- In the Applications section, click the Career Application.
- In the View Section, click either Search Students Jobs or Search Student Federal Work Study Jobs. (Set location now)
- Click the Job Title (ex. Student Assistant) to view the job posting details.
- Click Apply to apply for the job.
Students looking for employment in the Wooster area: create an account at Handshake.osu.edu