NEWS ADVISORY:
OHIO STATE TO COMPLETE TRANSFER AGREEMENT WITH COLUMBUS STATE
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
E. Gordon Gee, president of The Ohio State University, and
Valeriana Moeller, president of Columbus State Community College,
will sign a transfer articulation agreement in a ceremony at
Columbus State on Wednesday, Jan. 22. The new agreement replaces
and enhances a 1989 agreement.
The articulation agreement concludes more than a year of
work at both institutions. The agreements spell out which
courses at Columbus State will be accepted for credit and will
apply to degree requirements at Ohio State.
The enhanced agreement offers two new options that empower
students who are transferring: an admissions guarantee and a dual
degree provision. Nearly 3,000 Columbus State students have
transferred to Ohio State since the 1989 agreement was enacted.
The agreement is based on the principles of the Ohio
Articulation and Transfer Policy adopted by the Ohio Board of
Regents. That policy encourages cooperation among state
supported universities and colleges and supports policies to ease
the student transfer process.
The agreement will be signed at a ceremony from 1:30-3:00
p.m., in room 118, the Board of Trustees Room, Franklin Hall,
Columbus State Community College. Refer to map on back of this
advisory. Participants will be available for questions following
the ceremony.
For more information on the ceremony, contact Amy Murray, Office
of University Communications, 292-8385.
[Submitted by: Von Vargas (vargas.12@osu.edu)
Thu, 16 Jan 1997 10:42:48 -0500 (EST)]
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