Artificial intelligence programs will process and store data entered into them. While every platform's policy on data retention and usage will vary, many public AI platforms will use this data to train the AI models. Because of this, your data may be used to influence the output of AI models, meaning that sensitive or proprietary information could be exposed to unauthorized individuals when the model answers their questions.
Welcome to Flash Focus! In this series, we introduce you to fascinating student Flashes from all walks of life.Meet Caitlyn Lincoln, a senior psychology major from Worthington, Pennsylvania, with a proven passion for leadership, patient care and altruism – even in her hobbies.Lincoln is a member of the Honors College who has already earned an undergraduate certificate in addictions counseling.“I was chosen for the 2023 cohort of the Addictions Counseling Certificate Experiential Paraprofessional Training (ACCEPT) Program, which provided more in-depth counseling training and an internship,” Lin...
The most recent Research Writing Retreat, sponsored by Kent State University’s Graduate College, took place April 11-12 in the University Library on Kent State’s Kent Campus. The retreats are held twice a semester to offer students in the university’s graduate programs a quiet place to get away from other distractions and focus on work with the additional benefits of academic and personal support from their peers.A Need for Distraction-Free Time for Meaningful Progress When Melody Tankersley, Ph.D., executive vice president and provost, was dean of the Graduate College in 2017, she ...
Leslie Heaphy, Associate Professor, Stark Campus, Department of History
Qunxing Ding, Associate Professor, East Liverpool Campus, Department of Biological Sciences
Iván Bernal, Associate Professor, Kent Campus, College of Architecture and Environmental Design
Jennifer Wiggins, Professor, Kent Campus, Department of Marketing and Entrepreneurship
C. Lockwood Reynolds, Kent Campus, Professor, Department of Economics
Artem Zvavitch, Professor, Kent Campus, Department of Mathematical Sciences
The results of Kent State University’s 2024 Engagement and Well-Being Survey were announced this week, revealing both positive findings and areas for improvement. The majority of respondents reported feeling comfortable at the university, while first-generation students expressed a strong sense of belonging. In spring 2024, Kent State contracted with Rankin Climate, LLC, to conduct a university-wide survey that was administered in fall 2024. All members of Kent State’s community were encouraged to complete the Engagement and Well-Being Survey, which consisted of 113 questions, inclu...
