Hunting is a survival skill that has united humans and dogs for about 17,000 years. During that time, people have bred dogs for specific traits to refine their hunting abilities. BGSU doctoral student Budhaditya Chowdhury is conducting the first-ever behavioral genetic study of the skills of hunting dogs. The project is a collaboration with Dr. Danika Bannasch of the Veterinary Genetics lab at the University of California - Davis.

The University community is invited to attend an open forum with representatives from the search firm employed to help recruit the next BGSU president, from 9:30-10:30 a.m. tomorrow (Sept. 8) in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union Theater.

President Cartwright will give the State of the University address at 10 a.m. Sept. 24 in the Lenhart Grand Ballroom. Come at 9:30 for coffee and fellowship.

Aug. 31

• Online time, leave entry coming this fall
• WBGU-PBS to multi-cast three channels beginning Sept. 1
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Sept 1

• Alumna ‘walks with dinosaurs’
• Orientation Station gets first-year update
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Sept 2

• BGSU student, faculty win Diamante Awards
• BGSU celebrates Campus Fest
• Fontana shares expertise on Facebook in education
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Sept 3

• Alumnus joins ‘The President’s Own’ U.S. Marine Band
• Wikis work for BGSU
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