Elizabeth Z. Bartz, President and CEO of State and Federal Communications, has provided a $30,000 endowment to Kent State University at Trumbull, in Warren, Ohio, to provide scholarships for graduating seniors from Howland High School.
Ms. Bartz graduated from Howland High School in Warren 40 years ago, and enrolled at the KSU Trumbull Campus that fall, where she attended for two years before completing her Journalism studies at the Kent State University main campus in Kent, Ohio in 1980.
On Friday, May 13, hundreds of family, friends and faculty filled Packard Music Hall to celebrate the graduation of more than 225 candidates at Kent State University at Trumbull’s Commencement. Special guests included Student Speaker, Nicole Sandrella; Commencement Speaker, Jennifer Roller; and Alumni Representative, Stephanie Smith, who is a Kent State professor and Community Advisory Board member for Kent State University at Trumbull.
On May 12, more than 200 faculty, friends, and family celebrated Kent State University at Trumbull’s 2016 Spring Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduates at the Convocation and Pinning Ceremony.
Congratulation to our graduates!
Gena Bassett, Seth, Bixel, Justin Cibik, Kendra Ellenberger, Karen Fisher, Tyler Furrie, Danielle Harper, Lindsey Hinton, Katrina Leonhard, Sara McGilbra, Tyler Morrall, Jessica Rogozan, Shawnda Summerlin, Maria Stumpo, and Valryi Tursack
Cum Laude
Kent State University at Trumbull proudly announces Jennifer Roller, President of The Raymond John Wean Foundation, as its 2016 Spring Commencement speaker. Close to 100 of the more than 225 students graduating this spring will participate in the ceremony, which will be held Friday, May 13 at 6:00 p.m. in Packard Music Hall, 1703 Mahoning Ave. in Warren.
There were no footballs or basketballs. However, lights were bright and cameras were rolling as local high school seniors committed their future plans at Trumbull Career and Technical Center’s first “College Signing Day” on Tuesday morning, April 26.
“It’s an opportunity to highlight students who are planning for the future, whether its college, employment or military service,” said Jason Gray, Superintendent, Trumbull Career and Technical Center. “It’s important to take time to recognize their accomplishments.”
On the evening of Saturday, April 23, more than 150 supporters came together to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Kent State Trumbull Theatre. Special guests included many current and former professors, players and patrons as well as Dr. Alfreda Brown, Kent State University’s vice president for diversity, equity and inclusion, Rep. Michael O'Brien, and Warren Mayor Doug Franklin.
Date/Time: Tuesday, April 19th 6:00pm
Place: Classroom Administration Building, Room 149
The lecture is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served. Please register for the event by visiting www.ksualumni.org or calling 888-320-5368.
Title: Is it all Fun and Games? Sports-Related Concussion
To schedule an appointment or check walk-in hours please visit the following page:
http://www.kent.edu/trumbull/academic-advising
The Children's Hour
This drama is set in an all-girls academy run by two women during the 1930s. A devious, young student runs away from home and accuses the two of having an affair. The clash between culture, politics, and sexuality are featured in this classic work.
March 11, 12, 18 & 19 at 8 p.m.
March 13 & 20 at 3 p.m.
The SpYder Stompers and Sugar Pie
Genre: Pre-war country blues and ragtime tunes
Date, Time, Location: March 9, 7:30 p.m., Kent State University at Trumbull Auditorium
