January-November 2009 News Archive
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Chibuike Muoh Thesis Defense
Chibuike Muoh will defend his Masters Thesis "Sparsification for Topic Modeling and Applications to Information Retrieval" on Thursday, November 12 at 2:00 in room 274 MSB
- Posted Nov. 11, 2009 -
EARS
Kent State Receives $2.7 Million NSF Training Grant for Environmental Aquatic Resource Sensing
- Posted Nov. 5, 2009 -
Ryan Holeman Thesis Defense
Identifying Programming Idioms in C++ Generic Libraries
- Posted Nov. 2, 2009 -
Research Program on Mother-Child Relationships
A graduate student from the Department of Psychology conducts an interview with a mother and her child, as part of Dr. Josefina Grau's research program on mother-child relationships among Puerto Rican adolescent mothers.
- Posted Oct. 30, 2009 -
Congratulations Dr. Doug Kline
Congratulations to Dr. Doug Kline. He has been selected as a recipient of the Kent State Alumni Association’s 2009 Distinguished Teaching Award!
- Posted Oct. 30, 2009 -
A & S Translation Professor and Graduate Student Participate in a Mammography Teaching Project to Jinotepe, Nicaragua
Radiology Mammography International, an Akron-based non-profit organization, recently completed a successful teaching project in the Regional Hospital Santiago in Jinotepe, Nicaragua, with the collaboration of a Kent State University’s translation faculty member and student.
- Posted Oct. 25, 2009 -
Traveling Stanzas Poetry and Design Project at Kent State University
During the 2009 spring semester, eight posters were created for display on area buses and businesses. The project was well-received in the community and supported by Akron Metro Transit Authority, the PARTA bus system, City Bank Antiques, and Family & Community Services in Portage County.
- Posted Oct. 22, 2009 -
450 Million Year Old Fossils
Geology undergraduate students study 450 million year old fossils in Caesar Creek State Park as part of their work in the Invertebrate Paleontology class.
- Posted Oct. 19, 2009 -
CS Department now on FaceBook and Twitter
Follow the KSU CS Department on FaceBook and Twitter
- Posted Oct. 15, 2009 -
News Article Submission
Got CS NEWS? Submit an article using your CS website account
- Posted Oct. 15, 2009 -
Study: Kent State No. 1 in making physics interesting to non-science majors
Fall 2009 — New data on introductory physics class enrollments at universities nationwide have recently been released by the American Institute of Physics (AIP). On the basis of published AIP data averaged over the past decade, a study shows that the Kent State physics department ranks number-one in the US in making physics interesting and attractive to non-science majors. A closely related statistic also demonstrates that we are #1 nationwide in physics instructional productivity.
- Posted Oct. 1, 2009 -
Dan Neal awarded grant from National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Study will examine the effects of self-control on alcohol use and abuse.
- Posted Oct. 1, 2009 -
Hicks Receives IGERT Grant to Study Liquid Crystal Elastomer Biological Sensors
Chemical Physics Interdisciplinary Program (CPIP) Student Sarah Hicks recently received a one-year, IGERT (Integrated Graduate Education and Research Traineeships) grant from the National Science Foundation.
- Posted Sep. 9, 2009 -
Wick Announces Maggie Anderson Endowment Fund
- Posted Feb. 9, 2009 -
The Wick Poetry Center Announces The Maggie Anderson Fund
The Maggie Anderson Fund aims to assist talented writing students at Kent State University with writing-related travel expenses. Funds may be used to offset the costs attached to writer's conferences, workshops, and readings, as well as to establish exchange programs with other organizations.
- Posted Feb. 5, 2009
