¿Qué Pasa, OSU? (Winter 2009)

Abstract

Issue includes: "Preparing Minds and Hearts to Impact the Community through a College Experience" by Carlos Castillo; "Paola Seguil: Challenges and Successes of a Latina Student" by Cyndi Freeman; "SHPE's STEM Challenge: Hispanic/Latin@ Organization Contributes to a Nationwide Effort" by Jonathan Gomez and Carlos Castillo; "Gustavo Schuenemann: On the Frontlines of Veterinary Care" by Mauricio Espinoza; "It's Exactly the Right Time to Go to College" by Natala K. Hart; "OMA Support Guide: Apoyo" by Whitney Miller; "Latin Buckeye" by Juan Sanchez Jr.; "The Need for a Latino Research Initiative at the Ohio State University" by Mercedes Sánchez; "Metamorphosis: The First Quarter in College Is When Transformation Begins" by Danielle Barone; "Thompson Library to Open Late Next Summer" by Wes Boomgaarden; "To Live in a Hall or Not to Live in a Hall... That Is the Question! Living On-Campus May Be a Better Fit for Some Students" by Danielle Barone; "Living Cheap!" by Merilyn K. Lee; "Are You Ready to Move Off-Campus?" by Sachiyo Isoda and Molly Roe; "The Ohio State University Introduces New Student Information System and Online Scholarship Application" by Kathleen Roca and Christy West; "Taking a Closer Look at the Winter Blues" by Amanda M. Campbell and Jessica Lutkenhouse and "El Manantial Latino Taste on Wheels" by Giovana Covarrubias.