Events
Upcoming Events
Aeronautics and Engineering Building
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ATB 101
If you're ready to step up, make an impact and shape the future of CAE, we invite you to take on the challenge of becoming a CAE Student Ambassador!
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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1st Floor ATB Atrium
Pop on by to grab a T-Shirt & enjoy some popcorn!
Please provide us with your t-shirt size no later than Monday, March 11th.
Aeronautics and Engineering Building
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1st Floor Timken Atrium
Join us for an unforgettable pre-eclipse bash that's out of this world! Get ready to celebrate the celestial spectacle of the year with our exclusive CAE Solar Eclipse Party!
Stop by the Timken Atrium to indulge in delicious treats and drinks specially crafted to honor the cosmic event! Don't forget to grab a FREE pair of CAE Eclipse Glasses so you can safely witness the awe-inspiring eclipse on Monday, April 8th!
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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Lower Level Labs
Our CAE Graduate Students will be in their respective labs showcasing what they are working on and sharing what it is like to work in a research lab!
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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ATB 101
All CAE Graduate Students are invited to join us to discuss how far our graduate programs have come & what we can do better to support our graduate students.
Students can attend in person or virtually.
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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AEB 170 & Timken Atrium
Join us for a cookout & games as we celebrate our graduate students!
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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1st Floor ATB Atrium & Schwabe Lobby at the Airport
Join our Deans for donuts and discussions in the Aeronautics and Engineering 1st Floor ATB Atrium & Schwabe Lobby.
This event is sponsored by the Air Force Reserve.
Aeronautics and Engineering Building
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1st Floor Timken Atrium
Eid al-Fitr marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan, a period of fasting, reflection, and spiritual growth for Muslims around the world. It is a time of gratitude, generosity, and joyous gatherings with friends and family.
To commemorate this meaningful occasion, we have planned a festive celebration where we will come together to share delicious food, engage in meaningful conversations & enjoy each other's company.
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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1st Floor Timken Atrium
Pop in to mingle with your professors in the Aeronautics & Engineering Building 1st Floor Timken Atrium.
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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The annual Safety Conference hosted by Kent State University's College of Aeronautics and Engineering and the Kent State University's Precision Flight Team connects students and aeronautics industry experts in an evening event of lecture, discussion, and Q&A.
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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1st Floor ATB Atrium & Schwabe Lobby
Join our Deans for donuts and discussions in the Aeronautics and Engineering 1st Floor ATB Atrium & Schwabe Lobby.
This event is sponsored by the Air Force Reserve.
Airport - Hangar Office
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The Six District Educational Compact partners with Kent State University's College of Aeronautics and Engineering to offer this unique, tuition-based, week-long experience.
- Fly a single engine Cessna
- Explore the inside of a commercial and corporate jet
- Explore advanced air mobility (drones)
- Get a behind-the-scenes tour of Cleveland-Hopkins Airport
- Experience KSU's state-of-the-art flight and ATC simulators
- Experience unique aspects of military flight operations
WHO: Rising 9-12 graders
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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Get hands-on with experiments, explore real-world engineering, and complete an exciting design project. Whether you’re in middle or high school, these camps are your ticket to a summer of discovery and fun in STEM! Emerging Engineers is proudly presented by CAE sponsors MAGNET and Portage Development Board.
Middle School Camp: Grades 6-8 | Mon-Wed, June 24-26 | $125
High School Camp: Grades 9-12 | Mon-Fri, June 24-28 | $200
Aeronautics & Engineering Building
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The Nikki Kukwa Memorial Aeronautics Camp was established to celebrate the life of Nikki Kukwa. Nikki was a Kent State aeronautics student who was instrumental in establishing the Women in Aeronautics Club, was an exemplary student, and served as an inspiration to those who knew her. She passed away on Oct. 23, 2006, after receiving a leukemia diagnosis during her junior year at Kent State. This camp honors her positive influence in aeronautics, and we hope it inspires the next generation of female aviators.