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Ohio’s turning red was 50 years coming as worker wages continued to lag the nation: Brent Larkin

Media Mentions
Distinguished Adjunct Professor Bill Shkurti and Fran Stewart, senior research associate at the Glenn College and the Ohio Manufacturing Institute, were quoted in Cleveland.com speaking on worker wage...
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Will there be a debate in the Ohio governor’s race? The answer is debatable.

Media Mentions
Herb Asher, Distinguished Adjunct Professor at the Glenn College, was quoted in WOUB Public Media about the Ohio's 2022 governor race.
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The Toxic Education Politics of Covid

Media Mentions
Vladimir Kogan, Associate Professor at the Glenn College, was quoted in National Review speaking on COVID-19's impact on education policy. 
HAMMER Director Glenn Daehn (left) discusses advance manufacturing at the AIMS Lab with Nate Ames, Dean Ayanna Howard and Michael Groeber

Ohio State to get up to $52 million to establish advanced manufacturing research center

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The John Glenn College of Public Affairs supports the recent $52 million in federal funding awarded to The Ohio State University to develop autonomous manufacturing systems and workforce developm...
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Servant Leaders: Glenn College Recognizes Excellence in Public Service

Public Address
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson received the Glenn College’s 2022 Excellence in Public Service Award.
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The Leadership Podcast

Public Address
Supporting public service professionals who want to grow in their careers and nurturing their passion for public service throughout the year.
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'Eyebrow-raising' proposed charter changes could chuck objectivity in city hiring

Media Mentions
Vladimir Kogan wrote an opinion piece in the Columbus Dispatch explaining how changes to the city charter would fundamentally change how public employees are hired and promoted.
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Podcast: The Science of Leadership

Podcast
In this podcast, president and CEO of Columbus’ Center of Science and Industry (COSI), Frederic Bertley applies the organization’s motto — “Science is Everywhere and for Everyone” — to leadership....