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 | This fourth generation Buckeye grew up with career ambitions in theatre, music and law. Now, as an Agribusiness and Applied Economics major, she's able to combine her loves and career aspirations of educating consumers and lawmakers about the importance of modern agriculture. |
 | Regions, Clusters, and Institutional Change: The Role of Universities, by Neil Reid, Ph.D., University of Toledo |
 | Poverty and Place across the United States: Subnational Disparities in Economic Well-being and Their Significance for Research and Policy, by Linda Lobao, The Ohio State University |
 | The Economic Geography of Growth: Patterns, Challenges and Policy Implications, by Philip McCann, Ph.D., The University of Groningen |
 | June 2011, graduates of The Ohio State University look back at their college experience and reveal their plans for the future. Learn what role Ohio State has played in their lives as they embark on a new journey. Emily Chappie, who received her bachelor's degree in Agribusiness and Applied... |
 | Mark Partridge , Professor and Swank Chair in Rural-Urban Policy at The Ohio State University, talks about "green" policies and their relation to job growth. |
 | Ohio should look to its roots in manufacturing – and its expertise in developing new technologies – to spur the state's job growth in the green economy, according to a new Ohio State University policy brief. " Making Green Jobs Work for Ohio ," was written by research assistant Amanda Weinstein and... |
 | Ohio needs to take steps to make sure that the State benefits from the shale energy boom in both the short and long-term, a new policy brief from The Ohio State University suggests. Without action, regions of the Buckeye State could enter a boom/bust cycle that would likely have long-lasting... |
 | Learn more about AEDE's undergraduate major in Agribusiness and Applied Economics . |
 | Meet Seth, an Agribusiness and Applied Economics major. Seth believes that you have to live life to the fullest, which he's certainly doing at Ohio State! |