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Ohiolink PCIRC Families (Region Head Highlighted in Yellow) OhioLINK PCIRC Families (Region head highlighted in yellow) Region 1 Region 2 Region 3 Region 4 • Bluffton University • Antioch College • Athenaum of Ohio • Baldwin Wallace University • Bowling Green State University • Antioch University • Cincinnati State Technical and Community College • Cleveland Clinic Andrea Boehme • Cedarville University • Miami University • Cleveland State University [email protected] • Central State University • Miami University – Hamilton • Cuyahoga Community College (419) 372-2054 • Clark State Community College • Miami University – Middletown • Cuyahoga Community College – Eastern Campus • Bowling Green State University – Firelands • Edison State Community College • Mount Saint Joseph University • Cuyahoga Community College – Metro Campus • Defiance College • Sinclair Community College • Sinclair Community College – Courseview Campus • Cuyahoga Community College – Western Campus • Heidelberg University • Sinclair Community College – Centerville • Southern State Community College • Cuyahoga Community College – Westshore Campus • Lourdes University • Sinclair Community College – Englewood • Southern State Community College – Brown Campus • Case Western Reserve University • Mercy College of Ohio • Sinclair Community College – Huber Heights • Southern State Community College – Fayette Center Brian Hanna • Northwest Ohio Regional Book Depository • University of Dayton • Southern State Community College – North Campus [email protected] • Northwest State Community College • Wilmington College • Southwest Ohio Regional Book Depository (216) 368-4247 • Ohio Northern University • Wittenberg University • University of Cincinnati • Cleveland Institute of Art • Ohio State University – Lima • Wright State University John Stork • Cleveland Institute of Music • Owens Community College Arthur Seifert [email protected] • John Carroll University • Owens Community College – Findlay Campus [email protected] (513) 556-1984 • Kent State University – Ashtabula Campus • Terra State Community College (937) 775-2005 • University of Cincinnati – Blue Ash College • Kent State University – Geauga Campus • Tiffin University • Wright State University – Kettering College • University of Cincinnati – Clermont College • Lake Erie College • University of Findlay • Wright State University – Lake Campus • Xavier University • Lakeland Community College • University of Northwestern Ohio • Ursuline College • Lorain Community College • University of Toledo • Notre Dame College • Oberlin College • Saint Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology Region 5 Region 6 Region 7 • College of Wooster • Ashland University • Belmont College • Eastern Gateway Community College • Capital University • Hocking College • Eastern Gateway Community College – Valley Center • Columbus College of Art and Design • Marietta College • Franciscan University of Steubenville • Central Ohio Technical College • Muskingum University • Hiram College • Columbus State Community College • Ohio University • Kent State University • Columbus State Community College – Delaware George Cheripko • Kent State University – East Liverpool • Denison University [email protected] • Kent State University – Salem • Franklin University (740) 593-2693 • Kent State University – Stark • Kenyon College • Ohio University – Chillicothe • Kent State University – Trumbull • Methodist Theological School in Ohio • Ohio University – Proctorville • Kent State University – Tuscarawas • Mount Carmel College of Nursing • Ohio University – Southern • Malone University • Mount Vernon Nazarene University • Ohio University – Zanesville • North Central State College • Ohio Christian University • Shawnee State University • Northeast Ohio Medical University • Ohio Dominican University • Southeast Ohio Regional Book Depository • Northeast Ohio Regional Book Depository • Ohio State University • Univ of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College • Ohio State University – Agricultural Technical Institute Tony Maniaci • Washington State Community College • Ohio State University – OARDC [email protected] • Ohio University – Eastern (614) 247-6888 • University of Akron • Ohio State University – Mansfield Melanie F. Smith-Farrell • Ohio State University – Marion [email protected] • Ohio State University – Newark (330) 972-7047 • Ohio University – Lancaster • University of Akron – Wayne College • Ohio Wesleyan University • University of Mount Union • Otterbein University • Youngstown State University • Pontifical College Josephinum • Walsh University • State Library of Ohio • Trinity Lutheran Seminary 5/18/2021.
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