Dining with Diabetes is a cooking and nutrition education program for people with diabetes or at-risk for diabetes and their family members.  In a series of 4 classes, participants: Learn skills to manage diabetes Make and sample delicious food Receive diabetes-friendly recipes WHEN: Tuesday evenings, October 8, 15, 22, and 29, 5:30 - 7:00PM WHERE: Kunz-Brundige Franklin County Extension Office, 2548 Carmack Road, Columbus, OH 43210

This program will meet the mandatory training for licensing in the Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection (Category 12) as required under the Ohio regulation. Training is conducted by the Ohio Pesticide Safety Education Program, Ohio State University Extension, and the Ohio Department of Agriculture, Pesticide and Fertilizer Section.

Are you a current or incoming graduate student looking for a supportive community during this stage in your academic career? The CFAES and EEOB Graduate Student Support Group* serves as a safe and confidential network to help graduate students manage the challenges that arise during this exciting, but stressful chapter in their lives. Support group meetings occur once every other week will cover topics such as:

Are you a current or incoming graduate student looking for a supportive community during this stage in your academic career? The CFAES and EEOB Graduate Student Support Group* serves as a safe and confidential network to help graduate students manage the challenges that arise during this exciting, but stressful chapter in their lives. Support group meetings occur once every other week will cover topics such as:

CFAES’ Office of Equity and Inclusion in partnership with Cultivating Change, a new student organization for LGBTQ+ undergraduate, graduate students, and their allies who are interested in the food, agricultural, and environmental sciences, is pleased to announce that we are offering an interactive workshop entitled “Queer 101: An Introduction to LGBTQ+ Identities.” This workshop will be offered on both the Columbus and Wooster campuses, please see below for more details.

The Buckeye Royal Showmanship contest is open to all students on campus, including those with or without dairy experience! It is an opportunity for students who are not from a dairy background to see, understand, and experience dairy cattle and try their hand at showing dairy cattle. Participants practice handling and showing their animals for two weeks prior to the contest so they can prepare for their class. Food and refreshments will be provided! We hope you will consider coming out and practicing!

CFAES’ Office of Equity and Inclusion in partnership with Cultivating Change, a new student organization for LGBTQ+ undergraduate, graduate students, and their allies who are interested in the food, agricultural, and environmental sciences, is pleased to announce that we are offering an interactive workshop entitled “Queer 101: An Introduction to LGBTQ+ Identities.” This workshop will be offered on both the Columbus and Wooster campuses, please see below for more details.

Dining with Diabetes is a cooking and nutrition education program for people with diabetes or at-risk for diabetes and their family members. In a series of four classes, participants: Learn skills to manage diabetes Make and sample delicious food Receive diabetes-friendly recipes

Are you a current or incoming graduate student looking for a supportive community during this stage in your academic career? The CFAES and EEOB Graduate Student Support Group* serves as a safe and confidential network to help graduate students manage the challenges that arise during this exciting, but stressful chapter in their lives. Support group meetings occur once every other week will cover topics such as: