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Great American Smokeout Resource Table

����ɬ���� will be a smoke-free, tobacco-free campus on July 1, 2017. Consequently, you are invited to learn more about the available smoking cessation programs and resources at an event on Nov. 17.

When is open enrollment for vendor-approved life insurance policies?

����ɬ���� is currently offering Aflac’s Group Accident, Group Critical Illness and Group Hospital Indemnity insurance to empl

����ɬ���� Tuscarawas Nursing Students Win Simulation Competition

A four-member team of ����ɬ���� at Tuscarawas second-year nursing students won the simulation competition during the Aultman Simulation Symposium at the Aultman College of Nursing Sciences and Health.

Going Places

����ɬ���� Named One of 361 Green Colleges by The Princeton Review

The 2016 Princeton Review Guide to 361 Colleges features ����ɬ���� as a Green College. The university is recognized for its focus on environmentally friendly transportation.

American Physical Society Elects ����ɬ����’s Robin Selinger as Fellow

����ɬ����'s Robin Selinger joins an elite group of scientists elected as a Fellow of the American Physical Society.

American Physical Society Elects ����ɬ����’s Robin Selinger as Fellow

Robin Selinger, Ph.D., faculty member at the Liquid Crystal Institute in t

11/09- Williams Hall/ISB Construction Updates

ISB

Work in Progress

• Continue pre cast and brick work along G line, lines 8 to 17.

Overcoming Addiction

Nearly three decades into her own recovery, Anita Bradley ’95, founder of the Northern Ohio Recovery Association

International Voices

A dozen members of the ����ɬ���� family share their origin stories / ����ɬ���� Magazine

Plugged In

����ɬ���� educational technologist Richard Ferdig studies the potential—and the possible limits—of emerging digital tools / ����ɬ���� Magazine

Psychology professor John Gunstad studies the connection between obesity and cognitive problems

Researchers have long known that carrying extra weight can be hard on our bodies: studies show that obesity is linked to higher rates of heart and liver disease, for example.

Those extra pounds may be weighing down our brains, too, says John Gunstad, Ph.D., professor of psychological sciences and director of ����ɬ����’s Applied Psychology Center.