While my research and home are in Wooster, I regularly come to the Columbus campus to teach and meet with faculty, students, and colleagues. There is a growing group of SENR faculty, graduate students, and post-docs based at the OARDC working on interdisciplinary and engaged scholarship and outreach related to social and environmental aspects of complex working landscapes. My office and work team are based at the Ohio Agriculture Research and Development Center (OARDC) – OSU’s large agricultural research station based in Wooster, Ohio (90 miles northeast of Columbus, in the heart of Amish country). Prior to that, I served as Co-Director of the Program on Agricultural Technology Studies (and faculty member with a joint appointment in Sociology and Urban & Regional Planning at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I moved to Ohio State in August 2016 after spending the last 15 years as a faculty member in the Department of Sociology, Social Work and Anthropology at Utah State University.
I worked and did research in Nepal and Indonesia in the 1980s, and have raised sheep, chickens and livestock guard dogs since the early 1990s. My three graduate degrees are all from the University of Wisconsin – a MS in Rural Sociology, MA in Agricultural Economics, and PhD in Sociology. Ponds, Fisheries, and Aquatic Managementīorn in Boston, I grew up in Utah before doing my undergraduate work in California (Deep Springs College) and New York (Cornell).Watch and Learn about Building Ohio State.
Schiermeier Olentangy River Wetland Research Park.Environment, Economy, Development, Sustainability.Forestry, Fisheries, and Wildlife Minor.Environment, Economy, Development, and Sustainability Minor.Environmental Policy and Decision Making.Environment, Economy, Development and Sustainability.Individual Visits: Virtual and In-Person.If you need help getting any of the information requested, ask the staff at the welfare office and they may be able to help you. This will ensure you have all the proper documentation, which will help speed up the application process. When you do find a welfare office to apply at, make sure you call them to verify what information you need to have with your application. To view their contact information, TANF OH. Or if you prefer, you can call the department that handles TANF benefits, the Department of Job and Family Services, and see if they can help you find a location that works for you. You can enter your address and it will search for any Ohio TANF offices nearby. If you do not see a TANF office in Wooster Ohio that is near you, then we recommend using our search page to find a welfare office close to your location. If you plan to apply, you can request a copy of the application form at any of the Ohio welfare offices, or if you already have a copy, you can submit it to the office in-person, by mail or call to see if they will allow you to fax in your application. If you have questions or issues about applying for the TANF program, the staff there can assist you. Select one near you to get the TANF phone number, office hours and location. If you live in or near this city, then we provided a list of Wooster TANF offices in Ohio below. Apply for TANF at a welfare office in Wooster Ohio.
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