In an era of contentious politics and ideological polarization, many students are looking for opportunities to engage more constructively in public life. In the spirit of Ohio State’s motto – “Education for Citizenship” – the Practicing Civil Discourse for Citizenship certificate from the Center for Ethics and Human Values (CEHV) offers students the opportunity to learn more about, and to better practice, civil discourse. Students may also wish to demonstrate their commitment to civil discourse to potential employers.

This Autumn semester, the following students completed the requirements and earned the Civil Discourse for Citizenship Certificate:

• Khushi Jhatakia, Political Science and Public Affairs (College of Arts and Sciences)
• Kandace Mcconnell, English (College of Arts and Sciences)
• Avah Rodgers, Finance (Max M. Fisher College of Business)
• Nathan Snizik, Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (College of Arts and Sciences)
• Gracie Turner, Marketing (Max M. Fisher College of Business)

A hearty congratulations from the Center for Ethics and Human Values on this achievement!

Want to be on this list next semester? Visit our Practicing Civil Discourse Co-Curricular Certificate webpage for more information and to apply.