The five-year, $893,760 grant is through the Choose Ohio First program to provide scholarships to academically talented, underrepresented minority students pursuing all majors in the College of Engineering.
Dr. Kennedy Doro, assistant professor in the UToledo Department of Environmental Sciences, led a study that uses cutting-edge technology to help law enforcement agents, forensic scientists and historians uncover attempts to hide victims.
Admission to the programs is $8 for adults and $6 for children, senior citizens and UToledo community members.
The free, public event today highlights the works of Dr. David Jex, a composer and professor of music at The University of Toledo.
A trailblazing faculty member at UToledo, Dr. Emanuela Gionfriddo is now a member of an elite group of researchers across the country.
The deadline to buy tickets to the “Make the Magic” gala benefit is Sunday.
The co-founder of the program, Dr. Steve Kahn, also will speak at UToledo next month.
Dr. Kim Nielsen will present the free, public program titled “Dorothea Dix: A 19th Century Female Activist and Her Complex Legacies” from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The evening kicks off with a red-carpet event from 5:30 to 6:15 p.m., followed by the screening at 6:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
Jalane Moti Jaleta, middle, left Ethiopia in fall 2018. She loved her experience at UToledo so much that she encouraged her younger twin brothers, Robera, left, and Roba, to become Rockets too.
