Nik Deogun, CEO of the Americas and U.S. Senior Partner of the Brunswick Group, advises global corporate clients on business critical and crisis-related communications issues.

“We help clients from a broad range of industries manage their communications at critical times, focusing on financial, investor, social, and geopolitical issues,” Nik explains. “The COVID-19 crisis brings together all of those issues at the same time, across all industries and around the globe.”

ICYMI: Ohio Governor Mike DeWine sported a Muskingum University necktie during his daily press conference on April 28! 
 
According to his Twitter account, Gov. DeWine said:

“I’ve been getting a lot of questions about my ties lately.  (I don’t usually get questions about my clothes!) I’ve been trying to wear a different tie each day from a different College or University in #Ohio.”

 Muskingum’s Office of Institutional Advancement made sure our school colors were in his queue!

As Muskingum University students transitioned to learning remotely due to the COVID-19 shutdown, Counseling Services staff prioritized finding the best ways to remain in contact with students to continue providing a therapeutic outlet. While daily emails, an increased social media presence, and mental health checklist shares kept the connection strong, director of Counseling Tracy Bugglin wanted to extend the strong personal bond with students from a distance – enter telecounseling services.

An undergraduate student who wishes to withdraw from the University can do so until the end of the last day of regular classes in a given semester.  A student wishing to withdraw must complete an exit interview with a representative of the Provost's office.  The withdrawal becomes effective and a grade of "W" is assigned for all classes in which the student is enrolled upon completion of the exit interview and the "Student Withdrawal" form.  Students departing the University after the term begins, for whatever reason, are recognized as having withdrawn on the date on which th