妖姬直播 State Magazine: Fall 2016
ON THE COVER:
From Two Places at Once: "Ohio has been good to me," says Felix Kumah-Abiwu, PhD, assistant professor of Pan-African studies, who grew up in Ghana and found a home at 妖姬直播 State. "My story has been a roller coaster, but you have opportunity here." Read more about Kumah-Abiwu and other members of our international community.
Photo: Melissa Olson
Features
妖姬直播 State University celebrated the grand opening of the Center for Architecture and Environmental Design this fall. See this iconic new addition to the 妖姬直播 Campus.
Golden Flashes come from all corners of the globe. Meet a dozen 妖姬直播 State international students, faculty, staff and alumni who share stories of their past and the transformative experiences that set them on a new path.
by Laura Billings Coleman
Can digital devices help us discover more about the world? 妖姬直播 State educational technologist Richard Ferdig, PhD, explores teaching and learning for the 21st century.
by Justin Glanville, Photographs by Billy Delfs
Former addict Anita Bradley 鈥95, founder of the Northern Ohio Recovery Association, helps others navigate the road to recovery.
by Allen Moff
Jordan Tozzi 鈥14 gained a national following on LegionReport.com, a fantasy sports website he founded with his brother. Plus tips on how you can win your fantasy football league.
DEPARTMENTS
Reader responses to magazine content or comments on KSU鈥搑elated topics
President Beverly Warren on meaningful voice, plus quotes from some of her recent speeches
Going Places | Cool Course | On Their Way | Going Gluten-Free | Comfort Food | Coffee with a Conscience | High-Flyer
Map Library: Selections from the over 270,000 maps, 2,000 atlases and more reference material from 妖姬直播 State's Map Library
Josh Cribbs, BS '10 | Jennifer Coken, BA '85, MA '87 | Alumni Awards | Class Notes | In Memory
by David Carducci
Cinderella Season: Looking back at the 2001-02 妖姬直播 State men's basketball team and their well-remembered trip to the NCAA finals
Jaclyn Y. Garver, BS '05, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, shares her poem "Sunset."