Workshops
Come together with other Flashes to have a positive impact on the community!
New students will join returning students, faculty, and staff to complete service projects outdoors in the large pavilion on Manchester Field. Projects range from writing notes to local elementary school children, supporting the on-campus Flashes Fighting Hunger food pantry, painting rain barrels for Herrick Conservatory - and more!
CEREMONY SCHEDULE
Saturday, August 20, 2022
- 9 a.m. Virtual Commencement
- www.kent.edu/commencement
- Advanced Degrees - All Colleges
- Undergraduate Degrees - All Colleges
- 10 a.m. Undergraduate and Advanced Degrees in the Colleges of:
- Aeronautics and Engineering
- Architecture and Environmental Design
- Education, Health and Human Services
- Nursing
- Public Health
- 2 p.m. Undergraduate and Advanced Degrees in the Colleges of:
- Ambassador Crawford - Business and Entrepreneurship
- Applied & Technical Studies
- The Arts
- Arts and Science
- Communication and Information
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New and returning transfer students will have an opportunity to socialize, play games, get some KSU swag and enjoy some delicious Handel's Ice Cream and other treats.
An opportunity for the Choose Ohio First community to kick off the school year and connect with peers, faculty, and staff. Students can walk in anytime from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm in the Integrated Science Building.
Join us for a true crime lecture with James Renner, ’00 and learn about the Amy Mihaljevic story, which is the case that started his work in true crime. October 27 marks the 33rd anniversary of Amy’s abduction/murder.
We’ll gain insight on the launch of Renner’s nonprofit, The Porchlight Project, which is an organization that provides funding for forensic genealogy testing for cold cases in Ohio.
The lecture will also be live streamed.
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Please visit the BHRI 10th Annual Neuroscience Symposium webpage for more information:
BHRI 10th Annual Neuroscience Symposium
The mission of the Brain Health Research Institute is to foster and support collaborative research leading to innovative discoveries about the brain that ultimately improve the health of our communities and beyond.
The NE Ohio Regional Virtual Interview & Exploration Day is a great virtual expo for COF scholars to explore internship and career opportunities in their field. This is a free event and open to students and alumni of all majors seeking internships, co-ops, and full-time jobs. Professional dress and resume encouraged. Registration is required.
Dr. Michael Tubergen, professor in the department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, is hosting a small group meeting of the chemistry/physics COF scholars on Wednesday, August 31, 2022, at 4:30 in Williams Hall room 218. This is an opportunity for COF scholars to connect with upperclassmen and network with their peers.
Welcome COF-CS Scholars! We are very excited to start another year. During this meeting, we will discuss COF-CS expectations, eligibility and renewal criteria, schedule of events for the year, meeting attendance requirements, and faculty advisor assignments. Meet and greet all the program's freshmen, sophomores, and junior COF-CS Scholars, and get to know all our CS faculty and their research labs!
All COF-CS Scholars have the exceptional opportunity for an exciting CS research exposition under the supervision of one of our many vibrant research faculties. Your faculty advisor will be your mentor as you spend time in their lab working alongside other researchers in the field. See a complete list of all the CS research labs here.
Speaker: Prof. Gus Samba
