Dr. Susan Brown, as assistant professor of sociology and a faculty member in the Center for Family and Demographic Research, believes the majority of dual career families have adults who are happy in their jobs.

The story of how African-American families in a small southern Ohio farming town desegregated their public schools through community action is told in a new documentary by a BGSU student filmmaker.

Dr. Helen Michaels, a professor biological sciences, is conducting intensive research into the best methods for reinvigoration the lupine population, in collaboration with Dr. Randy Mitchell of the University of Akron.

Dr. Eric Dubow, a professor of psychology, is involved with the Columbia County Longitudinal Study—one of the longest-running research projects on childhood aggression in history.

Dr. Susan Brown, as assistant professor of sociology and a faculty member in the Center for Family and Demographic Research, believes the majority of dual career families have adults who are happy in their jobs.

Betty D. Montgomery, newly elected auditor of the state of Ohio and the first woman to hold that office, has been chosen to receive the Distinguished Alumnus Award by the Bowling Green State University Alumni Association.

The BGSU Alumni Association created the Alumni Laureate Scholars program last fall with an initial investment of $1 million. These six soon-to-be freshmen will receive full tuition, fees and a $1,000 book award annually.