Developing Leaders | Office of Advancement

Potdar Professorship Advances Cancer Care at Ohio State

Gift in memory of Ganesh Potdar, MD, helps support patients, research and innovation in proton therapy

Gay Miller and Joe Rosenblatt are supporting scholarships at Ohio State, honoring the institution that helped them thrive while faculty members. “We believe in the university’s potential to impact the lives of people across Ohio, the nation and the world,” Gay says. (Photo by Jodi Miller)

Professor pair has one big Buckeye family

Gay Miller and Joseph Rosenblatt are paying forward after they raised four daughters during their time at the university, including triplets who each earned advanced degrees from Ohio State.

Removing barriers to success for all students

Monda Student Resource Center opens as a ‘one-stop shop’ for essential needs thanks to generous support of two Buckeyes.

Will Hamman, a young white man wearing jeans and an insulated vest over his plaid button-down, stands inside an empty grain silo on his family farm in Ohio. The structure is corrugated metal maybe five times as wide as he is tall, with a peaked roof. A ladder and big flood light are too his right.

Ohio farmers find hope amid crisis thanks to Ohio State Extension

University research and resources helped farmers weather the 2024 drought. Long-time supporter Patricia Brundige explains why she supports the program.

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Center for Software Innovation: A catalyst for digital builders

Ratmir Timashev’s bold idea aims to turn Central Ohio into the world’s strongest community of tech innovators. He and his wife, Angela, share why they’re committed.

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Why every Buckeye should shoot for the stars

NASA flight controller trainees Zach Hanson ’22 and Courtney Staniak ’22 exemplify how Buckeyes refuse to limit themselves.

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College of Optometry intentionally builds leaders

Students not only get training to be excellent doctors. They learn to become better problem-solvers and innovators.

Ratmir Timashev, right, shakes hands with a student in an integrated business and engineering class.

What Ohio State’s entrepreneurs are working on

Buckeye entrepreneurs have a prolific portfolio when it comes to making big investments pay off, benefiting people and communities.

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