Workshops
Kent State’s Office of Graduate Admissions will offer Free Application Week for all domestic applicants starting on Monday, October 21 and concluding on Monday, October 28, 2024.
Applications for all Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship master’s and doctoral programs are included in this promotion! The application fee will be automatically waived for those who live in the domestic United States and submit an application during this time. No special code is required to participate.
Applicants do not need to provide all application materials (e.g., transcripts, letters of recommendation, goal statements) when they submit an application. All applicants retain access to the application portal where they can upload new documents, replace previously submitted documents and check the status of an application.
For those looking for additional guidance on the application process, the Crawford College Graduate Programs Office will be holding Graduate Programs Week October 14 - 17, a week of informational webinars to learn more about our graduate business programs. Find out more about the admission requirements, and curriculum, and get your questions answered!
Stop by the table and connect with representatives from American Solutions for Business and learn about job and internship opportunities. Open to all Crawford College students!
February 25
The Art of Adaptation: Passion and Innovation in Running a Creative Business
7 - 8:30 P.M. | LECTURE AND Q&A | CRAWFORD HALL - JAMES R. UNGER GLOBAL FORUM (ROOM 330)
Event Check-in: 6 - 7 P.M. | Global Forum entryway
Reception: 8:30 - 9:30 | Crawford Hall Atrium
ABOUT STEVE GIRALT
Steve is a photographer turned videographer, who merged his love of robotics to create The Garage. As Founder and OG (Original Garager), he created The Garage to push the art of tabletop cinematography forward and empower artists to create the most innovative work. They work with numerous Fortune 100 companies and advertising firms, such as DDB, to produce commercials and other media most will recognize.
About the Series
The Michael D. Solomon Entrepreneurship Speaker Series brings experienced entrepreneurs and educators to campus each semester to share professional insights and wisdom with students and community members. This endowed program is supported by Kent State Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship (ACCBE) alumnus, Michael D. Solomon. The series held its first lecture in May 2008. The Michael D. Solomon Speaker Series is presented by the ACCBE John S. And Marlene J. Brinzo Center For Entrepreneurship.
February 26
Behind the Scenes: The Art and Science of Creating Innovative Creative Content at The Garage
6 - 7:30 P.M. | LECTURE AND Q&A | CRAWFORD HALL - JAMES R. UNGER GLOBAL FORUM (ROOM 330)
ABOUT STEVE GIRALT
Steve is a photographer turned videographer, who merged his love of robotics to create The Garage. As Founder and OG (Original Garager), he created The Garage to push the art of tabletop cinematography forward and empower artists to create the most innovative work. They work with numerous Fortune 100 companies and advertising firms, such as DDB, to produce commercials and other media most will recognize.
About the Series
The Michael D. Solomon Entrepreneurship Speaker Series brings experienced entrepreneurs and educators to campus each semester to share professional insights and wisdom with students and community members. This endowed program is supported by Kent State Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship (ACCBE) alumnus, Michael D. Solomon. The series held its first lecture in May 2008. The Michael D. Solomon Speaker Series is presented by the ACCBE John S. And Marlene J. Brinzo Center For Entrepreneurship.
Join the Stark County Alumni Chapter for a holiday party to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year! The event will feature Kent State and holiday themed games and an ugly sweater contest. Drinks are on your own, but light appetizers will be provided. We hope to see you there in your most festive attire!
RSVP by Nov. 26.
Sponsored by Career and Exploration Development, the Spring Career and Exploration Fair is open to all Kent University students and alumni of all Kent campuses seeking:
- Full-time, part-time, co-op, and internship opportunities
- Industry information
- Career advice
- Networking contacts
- Exploring organizations and opportunities
Join the Hugh A. Glauser School of Music for its acclaimed Kent Keyboard Series featuring legendary jazz pianist Kenny Werner on Sunday, Nov. 3 at 5 p.m. in Ludwig Recital Hall.
Werner is revered as a world-class pianist and composer whose musicianship has garnered powerful accolades from many, including Quincy Jones, who called him “Perfection. 360 degrees of soul and science in one human being. My kind of musician.”
A celebrated author known for his landmark book, “Effortless Mastery, Liberating The Master Musician Within,” Werner received classical training at the Manhattan School of Music before pursuing jazz at the Berklee School of Music. He also studied with Brazilian pianist Joao Assis Brazil.
The Kent Keyboard Series concert featuring Kenny Werner is sponsored by Kent State University First Lady Moema Furtado in loving memory of her father, Wriggberto Camara Furtado.
Our annual wine and cheese party at Cindy's is Thursday, Nov. 14! Kick off the holiday season by enjoying a variety of wines, hors d'oeuvres and pizza with your local alumni chapter. There is no cost to attend, but donations to the Lake County Alumni Chapter Scholarship Fund are appreciated. Dress is casual. Bring an appetizer or dessert to share, and take home a great Kent State door prize!
RSVP by Nov. 11.
Join the National Capital Alumni Chapter as we ring in the holiday season at Ivy & Coney, D.C.'s favorite Midwest bar. Come for over-the-top holiday decorations and stay to catch up with your fellow Golden Flashes. Most importantly, don't forget to wear your favorite ugly holiday sweater!
RSVP by Dec. 6.
Join the Kent State University Museum and the National First Ladies Library and Museum for a discussion with Carmen Evelyn G. Nuyda, author of “Lizzy: The Elizabeth Keckley Story;" Sara Hume, Ph.D., curator and professor, Kent State University Museum and Michelle Gullion, senior director of curatorial services, National First Ladies Library and Museum.
This event takes you on a journey through the remarkable life of Elizabeth Keckley, who purchased her own freedom from slavery and became a successful entrepreneur and personal dressmaker to First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln. A cape made by Keckley for Lincoln will be displayed at the event as we uncover how fashion can illuminate historical narratives, from the lives of first ladies to often overlooked histories.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Registration is not required.
