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- A mother and her daughter sit together and read on a lawn Early screenings are unlocking young readers’ potential
With help from Ohio State, 9-year-old Harper found her voice and confidence in reading. Her journey shows the power of early dyslexia screening and advocacy.
- Ohio State student TJ Hill, a third-year biochemistry major, speaks with fellow participants in the One Day for the KIA 5K. Hill is president of the student organization. Student organization honors service, sacrifice
Ohio State's One Day for the KIA student organization conducts a number of activities that support the university's Living Legacy Fund.
- Two young people work on a tablet during a visit from the Mobile Design Classroom Bridging tech gaps one child at a time
Mobile Design Classroom brings STEM to communities in need throughout Ohio.
- Zack Ernest and another man work at Ashland Conveyor Products. Building the future, one engineer at a time
Ohio State’s engineering technology program, offered at its regional campuses, was developed with Ohio industry voices to shape the next generation of manufacturing leaders. Students emerge with the blend of engineering, business and leadership skills necessary to push Ohio’s manufacturers into the new era of automation, helping them stay competitive in the global market.
- A portrait of Stefanie Rivers and her sons. Using Shakespeare to unlock blocks in children with autism
Ohio State's Shakespeare and Autism program is helping young people on the spectrum improve communication and find community.
- Ruthie Clemons A drum beat brings renewed joy
Ruthie Clemons had lost more than her mobility to Parkinson’s — she’d lost her smile. But through Ohio State’s Drumming for Wellness program, Ruthie found connection, confidence and joy.