Congratulations to the 19 members of the Ohio State community who have been selected to present at the 2026 Engagement Scholarship Consortium Conference, which takes place Oct. 7-8 in Knoxville, Tenn. This year's conference theme is "Changing Lives and Improving Society: Data-Driven Engagement and Innovation."
- Angela Heck Mueller: Meaningful Summer Learning Through Music: Collective Partnerships that Strengthen Community
- Angela Heck Mueller: Opus 88CoCreating Musical Engagement Across Ohios Communities
- Arianna Henning: Growing the Next Generation of the Neuroscience Workforce
- Candice Askwith: Growing the Next Generation of the Neuroscience Workforce
- Cassandra Miller: Preparing Community-Engaged Scientists: Local Farmer Capitals for General Chemistry Curriculum
- Cidney Jones-Lawson: A Student-Led Model for Centering Community Voices in Academia
- Daniel Michel: Level Up: Gamification Strategies to Supercharge Outreach and Engagements Impact
- Erika Pugh: From Community to Clinic: Building the Period Poverty Experience Scale
- Fei Xie: A Student-Led Model for Centering Community Voices in Academia
- Iyana Hill: A Student-Led Model for Centering Community Voices in Academia
- Jackie Wilkins: EXCITE: Integrating Immunization Education into Whole Health Curricula
- Kaitlyn Myers: A Student-Led Model for Centering Community Voices in Academia
- Marybel Gonzalez: From Community to Clinic: Building the Period Poverty Experience Scale
- Nancy Bowen Ellzey: Bridging Interdisciplinary Understanding in Extension through Economic Impact Analysis (EIA)
- Natalia Moreno Buitrago: A Student-Led Model for Centering Community Voices in Academia
- Sara Gombash Lampe: Growing the Next Generation of the Neuroscience Workforce
- Sarah Posten: Leading from the Community; How CHWs and Partners Create Impact
- Shaunta Stanford: Leading from the Community; How CHWs and Partners Create Impact
- Stephanie Muscat: Growing the Next Generation of the Neuroscience Workforce
- Timothy McDermott: Harvesting Data: A Mapping Strategy for Urban Agricultural Growth