October 28, 2009

Senior Emily Esker provided details about trees to 45 5th grade students from St. Mary School in Delaware during a Tree Trek tour of OWU’s Jane Decker Arboretum on Oct. 26. About 25 members of the public also toured the area on academic campus with botany students and department chair David Johnson on Oct. 24.
Photo by John Holliger
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OWU Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy Bob Kaye, Ph.D., and physics major Alex Howe ’11 traveled to Waikoloa, Hawaii, during fall break for the Joint Meeting of the Nuclear Physics Divisions of the Japanese and American Physical Societies, an international conference on nuclear physics research. Howe presented the results of his 2009 OWU summer research during an undergraduate poster session. Kaye outlined his research in an oral presentation. Most of Howe’s travel and lodging expenses were funded through an award from The National Science Foundation’s Conference Experience for Undergraduates program.
Photo courtesy of Bob Kaye