Consortial Programs
SURE Program (Summer Undergraduate Research Experience)
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The Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) program is a collaboration between The Five Colleges of Ohio and The Ohio State University. The program offers a 10-week paid STEM internship opportunity exclusively available to students enrolled in OH5 institutions. The program targets sophomores and juniors interested in pursuing graduate studies in the sciences at OSU.
Through its comprehensive structure, the SURE program enhances participants’ research capabilities and enriches their academic journey, making it a highly coveted and competitive summer internship opportunity.
Program Details
10-week paid internship program, typically runs May to July
Work at OSU in a R-1 university laboratory with OSU senior faculty, undergraduate and graduate students, and postdoctoral fellows
On-campus housing is provided for the duration of the program
Interns will present their research at a capstone event to OSU faculty and academic deans/faculty from their home institution
Full program details are available on the OH5-OSU SURE Program website
Eligibility
Exclusively available to students currently enrolled at any of the OH5 institutions: Denison University, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, and The College of Wooster
Special focus on students completing their sophomore or junior years
Applications from women and members of underrepresented groups, including international students, are highly encouraged
Students may be from any major, but are expected to have completed foundational coursework in the proposed area of research
Especially suited to students interested in a graduate degree in the sciences that they may consider pursuing at OSU
Apply
Applications are typically accepted mid-November through mid-February and decisions are communicated by April
Application requirements include a completed online application, resume/CV, academic transcript, and faculty recommendation
Contact us with questions at internships@ohio5.org
annual dance conference
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The OH5 Annual Dance Conference is a consortial program that brings together dance students and faculty from its member institutions: Denison University, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, Ohio Wesleyan University, and The College of Wooster. The conference fosters idea-sharing and networking, strengthening the OH5 dance community. It offers a full day of workshops, performances, and opportunities for students and faculty to share their work, exchange ideas, and become acquainted as colleagues.
The inaugural one-day dance gathering was held at Oberlin College in February 2014 and has continued annually with rotating hosting institutions and the efforts of the OH5 dance department chairs and faculty.
Program Details
The OH5 annual dance conference program serves as a source for the development, enrichment, and networking of both students and faculty within the liberal arts dance community. Its primary purpose is to foster a collaborative environment for students and faculty of the Five Colleges of Ohio consortium, which includes five small liberal arts colleges located in rural areas of Ohio. Participants can showcase their work, share innovative ideas, and establish professional relationships as colleagues. This initiative celebrates the art of dance and promotes a culture of continuous learning and mutual support among student dancers and educators alike.
The program is designed to include a variety of performances, workshops, and engagement activities that cater to a wide range of interests and skill levels. By participating, students have the unique opportunity to learn new techniques and methods, expanding their repertoire and enhancing their own practice. Faculty members benefit from the exchange of pedagogical strategies and the latest trends in dance, enriching their teaching methodologies and creative processes.
The conference acts as a vibrant platform for networking, enabling participants to connect with like-minded individuals and organizations. These connections can lead to additional collaborations, opportunities for professional development, and a strengthened sense of community within the field of dance. The OH5 annual dance conference program is a comprehensive initiative that advances the art form and nurtures the growth and connectivity of its participants.