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Administrative policy regarding fiscal audits by external auditors
- It is the policy of the university to cooperate fully with external auditors in the performance of their duties. The university requests that external auditors and university personnel involved in fiscal audits, including those of local, state, and federal programs observe certain procedures to facilitate orderly reviews. The office of internal audit has been designated as the focal point for all external audits. Therefore, external auditors are requested to arrange all initial contacts through the office of internal audit.
Policy Effective Date:
May 25, 2025
Kent State University has partnered with the NHL’s Pittsburgh Penguins since 2018, allowing this nationally recognized hockey team to work closely with the university and providing professional and recreational aid to the Kent State community. The partnership includes multiple facets that focus on future Golden Flashes, current students and alumni alike. Prospective students in the Pittsburgh area are greeted with a message from the Penguins upon their admission to Kent State, and the partnership provides admissions and networking opportunities for those students at Penguins games. Alum...
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KENT, OH- The Wick Poetry Center is proud to announce its collaboration with the Poetry Coalition, in the month of March 2021, to promote the theme of environmental justice in poetry. The Poetry Coalition’s annual March programming aims to explore social issues through poetry, including over 25 poetry organizations nationwide in the project. The theme of this year’s program, “It is burning./ It is dreaming./ It is waking up.: Poetry & Environmental Justice, is inspired by the poem “Map” written by poet Linda Hogan. The Wick Poetry Center, as one of the founding...