Are you an international student looking for an internship or a full-time job after graduation? Attend to learn about Curricular Practical Training (CPT) and Optional Practical Training (OPT) for international students. This workshop will help you understand the eligibility and application procedures.

Please join us for an enjoyable evening featuring Jack Hanna and animals from the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium! The evening includes an introduction to CHAIRE, a plated dinner, and of course, a presentation by Jack featuring animals from the Columbus Zoo & Aquarium. A cash bar will also be available. The event will benefit the Center for Human-Animal Interactions Research and Education (CHAIRE). The event is $150 per person or $1000 per 8-person table. Seats are limited!

Join us for a night of Comedy and Laughter!  Headliner Kevin Zeoli lives by the belief that if you can’t laugh at yourself, stare harder in the mirror. His high-energy humor will lead you on a highway of hilarity guaranteed to leave you laughing, as he serves up his views on everything from life with a child to the current state of the country. Adding visuals, voices and stories, you’re sure to have a side splitting time. Credits: Comedy Central, Bob and Tom Radio Show, and Sirius XM Raw Dog

Have you ever wanted to study while on safari? With this program you could do just that! The goal of this program is to help students learn and exhibit an understanding of exotic animal species behavior and welfare considerations in the context of: 1) variation in environmental habitats (open range, controlled contact, and zoological settings, etc.), 2) management of animal health and well-being, and 3) comparisons with domesticated species.

Evolution in Darwin’s World and Ours provides an opportunity for students to learn how evolutionary theory relates to all careers and even every-day life. Students studying biology, medicine, history, literature, philosophy, etc. will all be able to relate to discussions on historical and modern interpretations of the origins of life, scientific inquiry, and the acceptance of new ideas.

Join the CFAES Alumni Society for a unique and fun scholarship fundraiser at Land-Grant Brewing Company to not only network with fellow alums, but raise money for CFAES scholarships!

Join fellow CFAES alumni in helping clean up the Olentangy with a service project on September 29 with Friends of the Lower Olentangy Watershed (FLOW)! During this service event, volunteers will plant trees, clear out invasive species, and more. 

This program is designed to give students a different perspective of agriculture and other economic sectors that influence food, fiber, and fuel. Additionally, this program will serve to educate and allow students to experience the various applications of agriculture and construction on varying scenarios, especially within a socioeconomic and ethnically diverse context. Through participating in this program students will explore culture outside of the classroom and view, first-hand, applications of agriculture based on varying available resources and needs of the population and/or country.

Being able to properly identify trees is a critical part of any diagnostic exercise.  However, while there are dichotomous keys that can help idendify native trees there is no such document when it comes to horticultural taxa.  This class will introduce some key tree ID concepts then compare and contrast the process as we take a look at similar horticultural varieties. Landscape Architect Credits - HSW ISA Credits are approved for the class SAF CFE credits - 5 hrs. Cat. 1