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Giving Thanks: Myths and realities of American Indian issues and rights
This virtual presentation will discuss current issues that impact Indigenous Americans’ rights and lives, including misconceptions, intergroup relationships, representations, voting rights and health outcomes.
If you wish to request accommodations, please contact Stephanie Rowland at rowland.245@osu.edu. Requests made by Nov. 15 will allow us to provide seamless access, but the university/college will make every effort to meet requests made after this date.
Speaker proposal submissions now open for Intercultural Relations Conference
The Community Intercultural Relations Conference (CIRC) committee is now accepting proposals for the 16th annual conference on Friday, April 11, 2025. CIRC is introducing concurrent breakout sessions at the conference and inviting proposals for breakout session presentations and workshops.
Jennifer Ellis-Brunn
Business Management Technology
From a young age, Jennifer Ellis-Brunn understood the importance of hard work and the value of education. “I was working in banking while in high school, and I wanted to continue gaining career experience while getting the education I needed to advance,” she explained. COTC’s flexible class schedules allowed her to work full time and also attend classes, resulting in her Associate of Applied Business in Business Management Technology.
Business Management Technology – Office Administration One-Year Certificate
2024-2025 Central Ohio Technical College
Associate of Arts Degree with a concentration in Philosophy
2024-2025 Central Ohio Technical College
What our alumni say about COTC
I feel like a lot of people don’t realize what’s available [at COTC]. I loved it. I felt like in addition to not having a wait list, small class sizes, the approachability of the clinical labs, the instructors — everything just matched.
—Heather Prince, aesthetic nurse practitioner, Rejuvenations Facial Aesthetic Clinic; adjunct clinical professor, Capital University
I felt that my instructors were readily available. They were approachable. And they made us know from Day One that if you need anything, they are always available. They are willing to help you succeed.
—Suzzie Anyigbavor, registered nurse, Grant Medical Center
There were a lot of students my age, and I liked that; it was comforting. I actually thought it was a really easy transition, coming back to school.
—Tina Gibson, surgical oncology and medical-surgical travel nurse, Riverside Methodist Hospital
Educational Technology Support
Explore tools and tutorials that simplify integrating technology into your teaching. This page provides guidance on our learning management system, classroom tech, and other digital resources to foster dynamic and interactive learning environments.
Sheryl Hayes, MSN, RN
Assistant Professor, Nursing
MSN, Indiana Wesleyan University, 2018
BSN, Indiana Wesleyan University, 2015
AAS, Nursing, Columbus State Community College, 1987