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Bridging Two Worlds
Christiana Ukeagu, a philosophy major in the College of Liberal Arts, plans to put her OSU education to work on behalf of the two places she considers home: Africa and the United States. A native of Nigeria who immigrated to the U.S. a decade ago, she is passionate about shaping policies that will improve life in Africa. "Being involved with OSU's Black Cultural Center, the Student Senate, and the African Students Association has shown me that I can effect change," she says.
The Future of Pharmacy
Each year, about 80 OSU College of Pharmacy graduates take their places on the front lines of the American health care system. They have learned how to work with physicians and other care providers to educate and counsel patients, oversee complex drug distribution systems, and prevent life-threatening drug interactions.
"I came to OSU undecided about a major, and I am leaving with a career that matters. I will not just be teaching Spanish, but preparing students for life."
Salvador Munoz, a scholarship recipient majoring in Spanish and Education, balanced his studies with marine reserve training and a tour of duty in Iraq. The College of Education's Double Degree Program, launched in 2003, enables students to earn two undergraduate degrees concurrently — one in their chosen field and one in education.
