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And millions of other people do, too—although some don’t have the vocabulary to describe it. Now she’s working on a study to develop a working definition for this common cognitive impairment.

Saroj Dahal, a student from Nepal, used his family’s experience to inspire teammates who won the “Improving the Air Traveler Experience” challenge during SkyHack 2019.

When Emily Duncan, MLIS ’16, was writing her first young adult fantasy novel, she wasn’t worried about pleasing publishers. Maybe that’s why it became a NYT Best Seller and inspires devoted fans who create art in homage to it.

Quick tips for living smarter from trusted Kent State sources. 

These three alumni have created the podcasts they wish they could have listened to when struggling with their own life challenges.

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The Way I See It

On His Way | Pulling Together During the Pandemic | Women’s Golf Head Coach Lisa Strom on resilience—On and Off the Course | School of Fashion Director Louise Valentine on Designing for Change | New Zoom Room at Kent State University at Geauga | Design Innovation Hub Virtual Grand Opening | Finding Future Flashes | Wagon Wheel Win | Forging a Path in Finance | Getting Out the College Vote | Noteworthy

Making Art in a Material World | Golden Flash Quilt | In the Custody of the Law | Kent State Softball Player has Short, but Distinguished Senior Season | How Jenna Palek Got Her Dream Job | 2020 Alumni Awards | Celebrating Homecoming—From Here, There, Anywhere! | 2020-21 Class Notes | In Memory

A Century of Flight provides an extensive history of Kent State's airport and flight training program, published in time for the airport's centennial in 2020.

"100% Me" by Betty Jackson