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Muskies Make a Big Splash in the Media
John Glenn famously said, 鈥淣ew Concord and 人兽性交 University are the center of the universe, because if you get your start here, you can go anywhere.鈥� At 人兽性交 we often share Senator Glenn鈥檚 thoughts and wax poetic about the impact our community contributes to the world. This isn鈥檛 a marketing concept. It鈥檚 not empty copy for our website. It鈥檚 the true reflection of the education and experience gained by students, and the dedication of our faculty and staff.
Whether it鈥檚 a poignant student initiative, an alumni achievement, or faculty milestone, Muskies truly do impact the world. So how have we made a splash recently, you ask?
Luke Lloyd (鈥�19), a Wealth Advisor & Investment Strategist for Strategic Wealth Partners in Cleveland, Ohio, has been a popular and recurring face on various news programs to share his financial advising acumen on several wide-ranging topics. Luke鈥檚 recent highlights include:
- Nightly Business Report 鈥�
- Nightly Business Report 鈥�
- U.S. News & World Report 鈥�
- Money.com 鈥�
- Yahoo Finance 鈥�
- Vox.com 鈥�
- Yahoo! Money 鈥�
- US News & World Report 鈥�
- TD Ameritrade Network 鈥�
According to Associate Professor of Business, Gary Golden, Luke is a 鈥渕edia rock star鈥� and who are we to disagree!
Students, have you ever wondered what to do with your math degree? 人兽性交鈥檚 very own Dr. Matt Davis, Associate Professor of Mathematics and chair of Mathematics and Computer Science, was quoted in an extensive featuring thought leaders from across the country.
In the article, Dr. Davis says the skills learned while pursuing a math degree are a critical component of some governmental work. "In the information age, governmental agencies need to analyze huge amounts of data and predict the far-reaching effects of policy decisions. The ability to model large problems with rigorous thinking is invaluable."
At 人兽性交, we鈥檙e pretty serious about the importance of wearing a mask to protect everyone and to keep us together on campus this semester. Dr. Dinah Meyer, Associate Professor of Psychology, and her colleagues in the Psychology Department had some fun spreading the word by sharing the above photo on social media and with WBNS, channel 10 in Columbus. WBNS ran the photo in the 鈥淪how Us Your Mask鈥� segment during the morning news on Aug. 3. Naturally, everyone pictured was wearing a psychology themed mask. Way to help raise awareness!
