Buckeye Buzz: October 26 - November 1, 2020
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Happy Halloween!!
stay safe!
Mask up, wash your hands and practice social distancing!
We're all in this together!
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Nominate the Most Spirited Buckeye
Most Spirited buckeye
Now Accepting Nominations for the Most Spirited Buckeye!
Buckeye spirit isn't just about who can wear the most scarlet and gray on game day; it's acts of kindness for others, displays of creativity in your living environment, community outreach and service and creating community while embracing the Buckeye Pledge.
Is Buckeye spirit your middle name? The Office of Student Life is looking for the top three Most Spirited Buckeyes from each of Ohio State’s six campuses. Do you know a Buckeye or group of Buckeyes that would qualify to be most spirited? Nominate them or yourself today!
Nominate the Most Spirited Buckeye
The nomination form will close at midnight on November 7.
Application Eligibility Requirements:
- All currently enrolled Ohio State students across all six campuses. This includes on and off-campus, commuter undergraduates and graduate and professional students.
- All student recipients must be in good academic standing with the university.
- All student recipients must not be on disciplinary probation with the university at the time of application, selection and recognition.
Nominations:
- Any student, faculty, staff or alumni may submit nominations.
- The top three nominees from each campus will be selected. Finalists will include at least one individual or group of students and one student organization.
- Applications and nominations will be reviewed by a committee of staff, alumni and current student leaders.
Prizes
- Fan cut-out placed in The 'Shoe
- Buckeye Prize Pack
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Yoga with Dee
Outdoor Yoga with Dee has moved indoors
With temperatures changing, yoga has moved indoors. Social distancing and masks are still required.
When: Thursdays at 5:30 pm
Class size is limited to 9.
FREE for students, $5.00 for any faculty/staff/graduate students
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All Day Art at the SAC
It's spooky season!!
Hang out at the SAC for some All Day Art on Thursday, October 29 from 11:00 am - 5:00 pm!
Pick one of four Halloween characters to make your own - Ghost, Frankenstein, Mummy or Pumpkin!!
Space is limited in each hour block.
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Name that Tune
Grab some friends, but no more than 10, for a few rounds of Name That Tune!
When: Wednesday, October 28th at 5:00 pm
Where: SAC Game Room
Gift Card for winner!! Prizes for all!!
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IM Rocket League Registrations Now Open!
REGISTRATION FOR IM ROCKET LEAGUE NOW OPEN!
Playing in your apartment or at home?? Why not play in intramurals!!
Registration deadline: November 1st at 11:59 pm
League play begins: November 3rd
- Make arrangements with week opponent to determine when you are going to play! Report scores online.
- All matches will be played on a best 3 of 5 rounds.
*You will have to create an account with IMLeagues. Need help? Or contact holava.1.
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Straw Bale Throwing Contest - Agronomy Club

Hey all, we're almost nearing the end of the fall semester and I hope you've all been able to make the most of it. But the fun hasn't stopped yet. Join the ATI Agronomy Club on the 28 of October for a spectacular fun-filled, event in the Courtyard right beside the Skou Parking Lot for, wait for it..... A STRAWBALE THROWING CONTEST!!!!
Who will have the farthest throw? Who will take home the Victory?? Who's an even better bale thrower than our very own Club President??? (she just had ankle surgery)
Come and find out and test your strength.
We are going to have 2 stations for straw bale throwing, each participant pays an entry fee of $1 per throw, with a max of 3 throws. Participants will come up to the stations, and throw the bales as far as they can, their distances will be measured and recorded by members of the Agronomy Club. Results of the contest will be given out through email, and prizes will be given to the winners. Masks and 6 ft social distancing will be required.
We will also be holding a Pumpkin Carving/Painting Contest where each participant takes a pumpkin home and carves it in any way they'd like and submits a photo through a DM to the Agronomy Club Instagram page @ati_agronomy_club by the allotted deadline. Rules of the contest will be handed out with the pumpkins.
Prizes for Strawbale Throwing Contest: Rural King/TSC Gift Cards
- 1st Place: $50 & Gold Trophy
- 2nd Place: $25 & Silver Trophy
- 3rd Place: $10 & Bronze Trophy
Prizes for Pumpkin Carving/Painting Contest: Walmart Gift Cards
- 1st Place: $25 & Gold Trophy
- 2nd Place: $15 & Silver Trophy
- 3rd Place: $10 & Bronze Trophy

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ATI Student Org Deadline Past & Approaching
ATI Student Org to-do list
Friendly reminder to all ATI Student Orgs, if you haven't already, please be sure to complete the following to be considered a registered student organization. Student Orgs not registered by November 6th will be removed from the website and not considered a registered student organization until documentation is completed.
- Complete registration form. (Deadline - October 2) All student organizations must renew each academic year to stay in good standing. This form includes your organization's Student Leadership Council representative
- Complete membership roster form. (Deadline - October 30)
Please direct any questions to holava.1.
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Student Org Essentials
STUDENT ORG ESSENTIALS
Continuing this fall, the Student Org Essentials Series will unite student leaders and campus experts to talk through a variety of exciting and important topics relevant to today’s student organization at Ohio State. The series this semester will be held tri-weekly on Mondays from 5:30-6:30 p.m. As always, the series will be recorded and posted online, though we invite you to attend the live session for the best possible learning experience. All organization members and advisors are invited!
Topics this semester will be:
- Monday, October 26 – TBD: OSU Extension Special
- November 16 – Come One, Come All: Being Truly Inclusive in Student Organizations
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CHA Student Photography Contest
The Collegiate Horsemen's Association is sponsoring a student photography contest!!! Open to all ATI students!! $25.00 gift card for winner of each division!!
Students are encouraged to hike, bike, or ride in the great Ohio outdoors this fall and take unique photos on their treks. To place your submission and enter, CLICK HERE!

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ATI Student Book Club - Book of the Month
ATI Student Book Club - Book of the MOnth
Read th
is month's selection, How To Be Safe by Tom McAllister and join us for a discussion on Wednesday evening, Nov 4 at 7:30 pm. Contact Kathy Yoder.332 for zoom invitation and to get on our mailing list. To read more about this novel, visit the author's website at http://www.tom.mcallister.ws/how-to-be-safe -
Cafe Carmen Closed
Café Carmen will be closed 11/11/20
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
A message from oneeighty....
Explore a bit of the history behind Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Think about how much has changed!
Visit https://nationaltoday.com/national-domestic-violence-awareness-month/ for more information.
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News from Academic Affairs
changes: virtual learning after thanksgiving
The last day of any in-person instruction is Wednesday, Nov. 25. There are no scheduled classes Nov. 26th - 27th. Instruction in the last week of the semester (Nov. 30th- Dec. 4th) and final exams (Dec. 7th-11th) will be accomplished through distance methods.
Encouragements: take care of yourself
We're halfway through the semester! This has truly been a semester unlike any other, and many of us are experiencing increased stress, anxiety, or feelings of burnout. Some things you can do to take care of yourself: Stay healthy by getting adequate rest, nutrition, and exercise. Block time into your weekly schedule for connecting with others and some downtime. Check in on a fellow Buckeye. Boost your mood with the Kind Song Playlist. If it’s an assignment or course topic that is really stressing you out, attend your instructor’s office hours if you can; you might find other students have the same concerns, and your instructor is the likely the best person to help! Other Tips for Mental Wellness
solutions: scope out your spring schedule
Spring 2021 scheduling is coming up fast! Plan ahead: Login to BuckeyeLink to view when you can start enrolling, complete the Financial Responsibility Statement, and access Schedule Planner. Schedule Planner is a great tool to select and organize your potential class options. Consult with your advisor if you need advice, want to ensure you’re on the right track, or just check in -- let them know which class you’re most excited about!
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Drop Deadline has been Extended!!
IMPORTANT ACADEMIC INFO....
The deadline for dropping an autumn semester 2020 full-semester or 2nd session course has been extended to Friday, November 20.
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Campus Change Transition Process
Planning to Transition to columbus in SP21?
Please contact Cate Hunko.1, Transition Counselor, as soon as possible to get enrolled in the Transition modules and submit a campus change request form.
The Transition Modules, Campus Change Request form, and quiz have all been reworked. If you are planning to Transition in Spring 2021 please contact Cate as soon as possible. Freshman are welcome to contact Cate for general information about the process with no obligation.
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Learning Lab OPEN!
The learning lab is open!!
Don't forget the Learning Lab is up and running virtuall!!!!
Visit our website: https://ati.osu.edu/currentstudents/academics/learning-lab
And we are using on-course to report and write notes as needed!!
If you have any questions PLEASE feel free to email/call/zoom
Be Safe
Penny nemitz.7@osu.edu
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Financial Aid & Scholarships
OHIO STATE ATI 2021-2022 FINANCIAL AID TO-DO LIST
October is here! The 2021-2022 FAFSA application is available to complete and submit for next school year. In addition to this month, take the time to complete the Ohio State ATI/CFAES scholarship application and OSU Special Scholarship application. Check out this TO DO LIST for more details!
OSU/ATI CFAES SCHOLARSHIP

The OSU/ATI CFAES scholarship application is now live for the next academic year! DO NOT WAIT TO APPLY!
If you plan to return to ATI next year or continue on to Columbus and plan to have a 2.0 GPA or higher, be sure to fill out the application to be considered for scholarship funding! Scholarships are distributed based on many factors, not just academic performance!
If you plan to return to ATI next year you will select ATI/Wooster for your campus. If you will be transitioning to Columbus AFTER this Spring, you will select the Columbus campus. It is VERY important that you select the correct campus as awards do not cross campuses.
If you have questions or accidentally choose the wrong campus contact lemasters.27@osu.edu
KNOWLEDGE EXPRESSED (KXPRESS) SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY
Interested in expressing your creative ideas about water quality, rural-urban interface, farm and community stress, food security, and food waste? If so, take a look at the KXPRESS Scholarship Opportunity for more details. Deadline is November 22nd, 2020 at 11:59 PM. Contact Katie Miller at miller.8406@osu.edu to learn more!
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External Scholarship Opportunities
It's time to start exploring external scholarship opportunities! Take a look at these external scholarship opportunities, your local county community foundations, and more! New additions will be made throughout the year.
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Environmental & Sustainability Virtual Career Fair
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Internships
ABS Global is now recruiting for a variety of exciting opportunities for our Summer 2021 intern positions! Depending on positions, internships are open to high-school grads or those pursuing a degree at an accredited technical college or university. To view more info and openings CLICK HERE!
AgCareers.com presents internship opportunities from valued partners!! Simply CLICK HERE to find current opportunities within each company overview. You'll discover each organizations' job postings, and within that list you'll find internship openings!
COBA/Select Sires is now accepting applications for the 2021 Communications/Marketing Internship and the 2021 RSCM Internship.
2021 Communications/Marketing Internship
- Applications can be found on COBA’s website at http://www.cobaselect.com/careers/
- We ask that you share this information with any of your students that have interest in the dairy or beef industry.
- Resumes, cover letters and applications are due by October 30, 2020 (earlier than prior years) to coba@cobaselect.com.
- Complete Details of Internship
2021 Reproductive Services Client Manager (RSCM) Internship
- Information for our RSCM Internship is also available and found there on our careers page http://www.cobaselect.com/careers/
- We ask that you share this information with any of your students that have interest in the dairy or beef industry.
- Resumes and cover letters are due by November 15, 2020 to coba@cobaselect.com
International Intership Opportunity - Open to all students with the Tata Group - India's leading business group!
Applications opened on September 1 and the deadline is December 31, 2020. The program is remote for the 2020/21 program year.
Check it out and visit https://www.tata.com/careers/programs/tata-global-internships
Witmer's Feed and Grain is offering a 2021 Summer Internship Opportunity with their Replacement Heifer Rearing Program
For more information and details, check out the flyer!
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AFA Technology Institute Opportunities!!

AFA Leader Institutes provide undergraduate college students with the career direction and professional development they need to confidently navigate their new careers in food and agriculture.
If you're pursuing a career in agricultural technology or just want to know more about how technology and innovation shape agriculture's bigger picture, this institute is for you!!!
Application deadline is Dec. 2, 2020!
Once selected to attend an Institute, the only cost to the student is travel. AFA and its partners cover hotel, meals and event materials!
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Now Hiring!
LOOKING FOR A PART-TIME JOB TO EARN SOME EXTRA CASH! CHECK THIS OUT AND SEE WHO'S NOW HIRING!!
If you are interested in student employment, please use the following links to access the student job boards:
Wage paying positions that do not require a Federal Work Study award: http://www.oardc.ohio-state.edu/studentjobs/t08_pageview/Home.htm
Federal Work Study positions for those with a Federal Work Study Award: https://www.sfa.osu.edu/jobs/federal-work-study-program/federal-work-study-job-board
If you need assistance or have questions, contact lemasters.27@osu.edu
Student Assistant Position at OARDC Available
Immunology and virology focused research lab in the Food Animal Health department has a position opened for a research assistant specializing research animal care.
Experience with pig handling and care is helpful. In addition to caring for the pigs, general lab maintenance is needed, specifically autoclaving supplies, restocking lab supplies, labeling collection tubes, preparing solutions and media.
Additional assistance is needed on necropsy days with animal restraint, collection of animal samples, tissue processing and storage of samples. This person will comply with lab and federal animal care protocols and go through the training requirements.
For more information visit go.osu.edu/atistudentjobs
Local Dairy Farm Help Wanted
Help wanted on a local dairy farm milking cows and feeding calves. We are located 10 minutes from school and need help with morning and evening chores. Will work with school schedules. We milk 200 registered Holsteins and raise our own replacement heifers. If interested please e-mail use at wilsan5693@yahoo.com or call Brett at 330-317-3361 or Sandy at 330-317-3362. Our address is 5693 Back Orville Rd. Wooster, OH 44691
Weaver Leather Now Hiring!
Weaver Leather, located in Mount Hope, is in need of part-time help in the warehouse and manufacturing divisions. They are offering VERY flexible schedules. If interested please fill out an application or send your resume to,
Attn: Human Resources Manager
Weaver Leather, LLC
7540 CR 201
P.O. Box 68
Mt. Hope, Ohio 44660-0068
https://www.weaverleather.com/Careers/GeneralLaborer
Pumpkin Pickers Needed!!
Tegtmeier Farms is in need of pumpkin pickers! Pays CASH! Starting at $10/hour
Now through October
Monday - Friday: 3 pm - dark
Saturday: 1 pm - 4 pm(ish)
Sunday: Noon - 3 pm(ish)
Contact info:
Randy Tegtmeier
330-465-5673
6371 West Pleasant Home Rd
West Salem, 44287
URGENT HIRING - COVID-19 Testing Assistant
Position Description: Part of Ohio State’s plans to return to campus operations includes mandatory weekly COVID-19 testing for all students at all ranks who live in residence halls or university-managed housing, coupled with regular testing of random samples of asymptomatic undergraduates students who live off campus. Student testing assistants are needed to assist in the sampling process.
Number of hours per week desired: Varies
Hiring Contact Email: burkey.56@osu.edu
Job ID: 00124352
Pay Ranges: $8.70 - $9.50
Cafe Carmen is Hiring for Autumn Semester!
Starting rate is $9.50 an hour with a free meal each shift. Please apply online at https://dining.osu.edu/student-employment/ and upload your class schedule. Keep an eye out because we will be using Grub Hub for next semester!
Horticulture and Crop Science Greenhouses Open Position!
Greenhouse Research Assistant - OARDC
Maintaining equipment and greenhouses in the Horticulture and Crop Science Department on the OARDC campus: 1. Plant, water, fertilizes, and maintains greenhouse plants per specifications for each research project 2. Prepares soil mixes; mixes and applies fertilizers 3. Install and maintains irrigation systems; participates in designing modification and/or adaptations to irrigation system to meet specific needs. 4. Help take down and hang new lights 5. Cleans and maintains greenhouse and growth chamber facilities(sweeping and hosing greenhouse rooms and hallways, washing pots, dumping trash) 6. Integrated pest management (IPM) in existing crop-protection techniques and strategies to control pests and disease. - The ability to work as part of a group or independently - The ability to perform basic computing tasks involving word processors and spreadsheets - Must be reliable, responsible and hard working.
Contact Karli Shultz - shultz.125@osu.edu Number of hours per week desired: 10-20
Department: Hort & Crop Science (OARDC)
Location: OARDC
Pay Range: $8.70 - $9.50
Open Until: 2020-10-31
