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Success Stories Archive - January to March 2011

January - March 2011

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President Lester A. Lefton visits with former Golden Flash James Harrison during the 2010 Varsity "K" Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
February 4, 2011  
Good luck to former Kent State Golden Flash James Harrison, who plays this Sunday in the Super Bowl. Harrison was a member of Kent State’s football team from 1999 to 2001.
Kent State University has 39,936 students enrolled at its campuses for the Spring 2011 Semester. The spring enrollment figure sets a new record high for spring recorded enrollment for the university.
February 1, 2011  
Kent State University reports that its spring 2011 enrollment is up 4.56 percent with the release of the university’s official 15th day census data for the eight-campus system. The spring enrollment figure sets a new record high for spring recorded enrollment for the university.
Kent State University students walk through the Murin Gardens near the University Library on their way to and from class.
January 24, 2011  
The Arbor Day Foundation has honored Kent State University as a 2010 Tree Campus USA university for its dedication to campus forestry management and environmental stewardship. This is the third consecutive year Kent State has been named a Tree Campus USA university.
Kweisi Mfume, who served in Congress for five terms and as president of the NAACP, gives the keynote address during Kent State University's ninth annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.
January 24, 2011  
Former congressman and NAACP President Kweisi Mfume was the special guest speaker at Kent State University’s Ninth Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration on Thursday, Jan. 27. Mfume is also a nationally respected diversity advocate and TV and radio commentator. Students, faculty, staff and community members were invited to attend the event.
Eric Gisa, whose father was the Minister of Defense and commander of the Ugandan Army that overthrew the Rwandan government in 1990, poses in a classroom in Bowman Hall with two maps of the continent of Africa.
January 18, 2011  
Imagine living in the national political spotlight and losing a father during the times of the Rwandan genocide all at the age of 3.
Kent State University students from the School of Fashion Design and Merchandising show their work at its annual spring fashion show and portfolio event.
January 6, 2011  
Kent State University’s Fashion School was recently ranked third in the country and 13th in the world by the popular online fashion magazine Fashionista.com.
Sabina Uzakova, a recent Kent State University alumna, is asking members of the Kent community to help the thousands of displaced men, women and children in Kyrgyzstan.
January 5, 2011  
Sabina Uzakova, a recent Kent State University alumna, is asking members of the Kent community to help the thousands of displaced men, women and children in Kyrgyzstan.
Haitians Sony Ton-Aime and Florvilson Jumior Marcelin attend Kent State thanks to full scholarships from the university.
January 4, 2011  
Chris Rizzo will never forget the images of suffering he saw when he went on a mission trip to Haiti in February, about a month after the earthquake in Port-au-Prince. He saw babies sitting in baskets, muddied and naked. He saw a reddish tinge to their hair, indicating malnourishment. He saw the outline of their ribs jutting through their skin. And when he looked into their eyes, he did not see a sparkle or gleam of energy -- he saw nothing.
A black squirrel peeks out from behind the shelter of a tree near Rockwell Hall. The earliest established areas of the campus have a variety of mature nut-bearing trees that help sustain the large squirrel population.
January 3, 2011  
Take a stroll on campus, and it’s hard to go far without spotting a black squirrel darting among passersby, hopping from tree to tree or nibbling on a nut.
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