Rosaire Ifedi speaks with WOSU about possible travel ban expansion Rosaire Ifedi, an associate professor of education at Ashland University and a Nigerian immigrant, was interviewed by WOSU for a story regarding whether President Trump will expand his travel ban to include Nigeria.
“Why? What’s the rationale for this?” asked Ifedi, who also chairs Ohio’s New Africans Immigrants Commission.
Mark Hamilton offers KLIF observations on Astro's cheating scandal Associate Professor of Philosophy and sports ethics expert Dr. Mark Hamilton was interviewed by Dallas radio station KLIF for his take on the Houston Astros sign-stealing scandal, which resulted in one-year suspensions for GM Jeff Luhnow and manager AJ Hinch, loss of draft picks in 2020 and 2021 and a $5 million fine. The GM and manager were subsequently fired by Astros owner Jim Crane.
WKSU Exploradio segment features Chartier, PSA AU Associate Professor of Psychology Chris Chartier and his Psychological Science Accelerator were featured in an Exploradio segment on WKSU. Chartier talked to reporter Jeff St. Clair about how the PSA came about in response to a growing crisis in psychological research where even big findings are difficult to verify.
Amy Klinger featured in Wisconsin Public Radio segment on school security Keeping students safe at school requires much more than active shooter training and metal detectors. Ashland University Associate Professor of Educational Administration Dr. Amy Klinger, a school security expert who also is the Educators' School Safety Network director of programs, discussed the subject recently on Wisconsin Public Radio.
Dr. Amy Klinger, associate professor of education, and Amanda Klinger, professional instructor of education, have been interviewed on several radio shows. Dr. Amy Klinger, associate professor of education, was featured on 107.7 The WOLF Country out of Toledo. Dr. Klinger discussed the increase in threats and incidents in schools with “In Focus” host John Damschroder and shared the keys to responding and preventing school safety issues. She also offered unique perspectives on the level of anxiety for students and staff and statistics that provide comfort on actual school safety levels. You can listed to the interview on the In Focus Podcast at:
Associate Professor of Education Dr. Amy Klinger was featured Oct. 9 on Education Talk Radio, a national radio show that did a segment on "Keeping Students Safe Everyday."
Klinger, a national school safety and crisis management expert, emphasized AU's innovative nature of the licensure coursework on school safety.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer sports writer Terry Pluto is a commentator on NPR radio stations and his latest segment of "The View from Pluto" included another segment on the Ashland University women’s basketball program. Pluto spoke in glowing terms of the women's program, starting with praise for former coach Sue Ramsey, featured a discussion of former coach Robyn Fralick's accomplishments and then described how qualified Kari Pickens is to assume the head coaching job and be successful.
The segment ran on many of the PBS stations, including WOSU --
Dr. David Silverberg, director of the Telego Center for Educational Improvement, did a radio interview on Feb. 26 with Big Beacon Radio. The segment was titled Institutional Change from Within and he discussed AU and the Telego Center.
Cleveland Plain Dealer sports writer Terry Pluto is a commentator on NPR radio stations and his latest segment of "The View from Pluto"
Iowa Pubic Radio ran an article about author Jon Kerstetter who is a 2011 graduate of AU's MFA program. Kerstetter has experienced many "crossings" in his life—
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