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President's Perspective
This issue of the magazine will focus on OU’s involvement in the research, treatment, and academic and community programs dedicated to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
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Features
Experts in Autism
For more than 30 years, OU has been a leader in autism research and family support.
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Alumni
Planted
Jared Bogdanov-Hanna (CAS ’08) cultivated his mind and then the soil at Oakland University.
Features
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Autism Research
OU is known for autism programming for individuals of all ages ―from preschoolers to adults.
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An Interview with Oakland Chief Operating Officer Scott Kunselman
In December, Scott Kunselman joined Oakland as its first chief operating officer.
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Center for Autism
While Janet Graetz, Ph.D., leads expanding efforts to research and serve those on the autism spectrum.
Alumni
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Breaking Ground
The CAS ‘76 alumnus and advisory board member has a resume that is nothing if not wide-ranging.
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Dispatch: New Zealand
Mike Lerchenfeldt, SEHS ’08, recently taught fourth and fifth grade at Sunnyvale Primary School in Auckland, New Zealand.
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Building a Legacy
Doug Templeton, Ph.D., SECS ’76, grew up watching OU grow from the ground up.
Giving
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Making a Difference, Together
A growing trend is for groups to unite and fund gifts in honor of an individual or as a memorial tribute.
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Eva L. Otto Scholarship encourages returning students to pursue their passion
Thanks to Tim Otto’s recent $25,000 endowment pledge, his original graduation gift of a scholarship remains in perpetuity.
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Kresge Library gift supports opportunity for all
For more than 50 years, opportunity and Oakland University have gone hand-in-hand for Mike and Penny Nyberg.
Around Campus
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6th Annual Winter College
OU packed up its classrooms for the sixth annual Winter College on February 4–6 in Florida.
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Keeper of the Dream Awards Celebration
At a standing room-only Keeper of the Dream Awards ceremony on January 18, five OU students received scholarships.
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Minority Honors Conference Will Launch National Society
The Oakland University campus will be the launch site of a new National Society for Minorities in Honors (NSFMIH).
Arts
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Oakland University Gallery
As director of the Oakland University Art Gallery, Goody curates many of the exhibits.
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MTD Recap
Junior Alexis Clark will further immerse herself in experience during a London Liberal Arts with Internship study abroad program in next few months.
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Commonwealth
Carlos Rolón has been recognized for his elaborately crafted paintings, ornate sculptures and works.
Athletics
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Taking a Big First Step
Rachel Levy had a remarkable season for the Golden Grizzlies cross country team.
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Pay for Play
For decades, the debate about whether to pay student-athletes above what they receive in scholarship money has raged on.
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Motor City Madness
Horizon League men’s basketball tournament comes to Detroit March 5-8
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