Dr. Amy Klinger interviewed for 'False Alarms That Get Kids Arrested' article in The Atlantic Dr. Amy Klinger, Ashland University associate professor of educational administration and director of programs for the nonprofit Educators' School Safety Network, was interviewed for a recent article in The Atlantic titled, "The False Alarms that Get Kids Arrested," by New York-based freelance reporter Tyler Kingkade.
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Dr. Elad Granot, dean of the Dauch College of Business and Economics, wrote an article on becoming a leader that was printed in Columbus Business First magazine. The article is titled, "7 lessons to become a better leader."
Read more about Dr. Elad Granot, dean of the Dauch College of Business and Economics, wrote an article on becoming a leader that was printed in Columbus Business First magazine.
Thomas Sudow wrote an op-ed article that appeared in the May 26 edition of Crain's Cleveland Business. The article is titled, "You want to see entrepreneurship? Open your eyes." Sudow, who is the director of the Burton D. Morgan Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at Ashland University, has been involved in the startup scene in Northeast Ohio for the past 20 years.
Read more about Thomas Sudow wrote an op-ed article that appeared in the May 26 edition of Crain's Cleveland Business.
Dr. Amy Klinger was interviewed and quoted in Time Magazine in response to the execution-style simulated shooting of teachers in an Indiana school. Klinger is associate professor, co-chair of the Department of Secondary and Advanced Programs and director of the Master's Program in Educational Leadership at AU.
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AU Religion Professor Peter Slade was interviewed in Faithfully magazine. Faithfully magazine -- "a news and culture publication centering on Christian communities of color" -- published an interview with AU Religion Professor Peter Slade: "Interview: Historian Peter Slade Weighs In On Machen, Christianity, And Race
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The Ashbrook Center and Ashland University are mentioned in the Dec. 17 issue of National Review. The article, titled "A Liberal History of the U.S." is Stephen Tootle's review of the book, "These Truths: A History of the United States" by Jill Lepore.
You can view the article at -- https://www.nationalreview.com/magazine/2018/11/17/liberal-history-of-th...
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The video notes that having a dedicated security function on campus can affect an institution's ability to advance its security mission.
Read more about The November 26 edition of EdTech: Focus on Higher Education features a video interview of three IT professionals, including Don Tharp, chief information technology officer.
Representatives from EdTech magazine, which focuses on technology solutions that drive education, visited the AU campus recently and wrote a cover article on esports
Read more about Ashland University's esports program was featured in a cover article published in EdTech Magazine.
Dr. Jeffrey Weidenhamer, professor of chemistry, was quoted in a Popular Science article dealing with black plastic e-waste. The article was titled "You could be eating a side of e-waste with your take out." Weidenhamer has done much research involving the contamination of consumer products with heavy metals such as lead and cadmium.
Read more about Dr. Jeffrey Weidenhamer, professor of chemistry, was quoted in a Popular Science article dealing with black plastic e-waste.
Dr. Christopher Chartier, associate professor of Psychology, was quoted today in a Science Magazine article. You can view the article by going to --
Read more about Dr. Christopher Chartier, associate professor of Psychology, was quoted today in a Science Magazine article.