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Nationwide Children's Hospital Sports Performance, Mackenzie Meyers

Masters Theses/Capstone Projects

During the Advanced Clinical Practicum experience, the student will be exposed to a variety of clinical experiences. The sports performance interns will have the opportunity to work with high school, collegiate and private sector athletes (ranging from 6 to 22 years of age) and also be involved in leading small group sessions and coaching large group sessions. Administratively, the intern will have the opportunity to participate in several teaching/learning sessions per week and be involved in research, data collection and program design.

Abroad View Of Wellness, Patrick Kunkel, Megan Mills, Seth Clark

Masters Theses/Capstone Projects

A presentation on a Study Abroad trip taken to Hungary.

Otterbein Towers Winter 1999, Otterbein Towers

Towers Magazine 1926-1999

No abstract provided.

Burgess Shaffer Scrapbook, Burgess Shaffer

Burgess Shaffer

Burgess “Red” Peverly Shaffer (1906-1973) was born to Austin Shaffer and Stella in Somerset, PA. He had one brother, Glen, who would go on to be a minister in Westerville. Burgess came to Otterbein in 1924, and after graduation he returned home. In 1934, Burgess married Mildred Irene Stevanus. Together they had two children, Rodney and Beverly. Burgess worked as an electrician for the Pennsylvania Electric Company, and was a lay leader at the First United Methodist Church.

The scrapbook contains an athletic record for various sporting events, a list of social functions, and records of theatrical and other entertainment …

The Otterbein Weekly June 4, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly May 21, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly May 7, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly April 30, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly April 23, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly April 16, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly April 9, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly April 2, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly March 19, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly March 12, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …

The Otterbein Weekly March 5, 1906, Archives

The Otterbein Weekly

The Otterbein Weekly was a thirteen-issue newspaper published in the spring of 1906, “In the Interests of the Students of Otterbein University.” In the first edition it is written:

To write about the lack of college spirit is resorted to by many editors in their dire distress for want of copy. The intention of this paper is not to keep nagging at the student body to show more school spirit, but by creating an interest in the various departments of college activity, it is hoped that a natural growth of college enthusiasm will spring up to supplant the lethargy we …