Faculty/Staff Newsletter

The College of Arts and Sciences wants to foster postive relationships with all it's faculty and staff. One way we do this is through sending biweekly newsletter updating our faculty and staff on things going on within CAS and OSU as a whole. 

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2022

May 19: Help update our #SummerNewsFeed!

May 5: Finally finished!

April 21: Let's finish the semester strong!

April 7: CAS needs your help for the CONNECT magazine!

March 24: Catch up with CAS: Research grants, musical partnerships and more!

March 8:  CAS nominees needed for OSU Faculty Council election

March 3: Catch up with CAS: Support the Dean's Excellence Fund, OLLI and more

February 10: Catch up with CAS: Cowboy Concurrent, COVID research and more

January 27: Catch up with CAS: Update your Experts Directory!

January 13: Catch up with CAS: Welcome back!

2021

December 14: Catch up with CAS over winter break

December 9: Happy Holidays from CAS

December 2: Catch up with CAS before the break

November 4: Catch up with CAS: Experts Directory, faculty achievements and more!

October 21: What's new: CAS Convocation, Miss OSU and more!

October 5: What's new: Faculty resources, student research and more!

September 16: What's new: Grand openings, awards and resources

September 2: What's new: Covid resources, grants and masks

August 30: Virtual town hall this Thursday

August 19: CAS is back, back again

July 29: Money, Money, Money

July 15: Resources, art and Fulbrights

June 22: Calendar's, conspiracy theories, and Black Wall Street

May 20: Department heads, a documentary and an intro to Outreach

May 6: Goodbye Spring Semester 

April 22: NGWA collaboration, Fulbright Scholars and more

April 8: Interview with The Dude and a game-changing STEMM database

March 25: Dean Krutz can check skydiving off his bucket list

March 4: NGWA collab, podcast, and professional development day

February 18: Black History Month

January 28: Building on the culture of care

January 22: New Mental Health Training Video

January 14: Sneak peak of the new Greenwood School of Music building