Order your eclipse glasses today
On Apr. 8, 2024, Kent State will be in the path of totality for a total solar eclipse. Except during the brief total phase of a total solar eclipse, when the Moon completely blocks the Sun’s bright face, it is not safe to look directly at the Sun without specialized eye protection for solar viewing. Faculty and staff may request eclipse glasses through University Facilities Management Ready Work Request System. To learn more about the eclipse, eye safety and Kent State eclipse events, visit www.kent.edu/eclipse.
Mobile mammograms return to Kent Campus
As part of our employee wellness initiative, the Employee Wellness team is pleased to sponsor on-site 3D mammography screenings for our eligible employees April 1-4. In partnership with Women’s Diagnostic Center (WDC), we offer annual routine digital mammograms on-site in April and October of every year. Visit the Mobile Mammogram page and use the registration information to schedule your appointment. Act quickly, the spots are already filling up!
Register now for Dialogue and Difference!“Dialogue and Difference: A New Understanding” is a year-long initiative which will engage our Kent State community and advance our core values of freedom of expression, respect and kindness in all we do. The Division of People, Culture and Belonging is partnering with the School of Peace and Conflict Studies and the Division of Student Life to deliver this series of educational programs that features diverse perspectives and aims to help us better understand each other.Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to register for these upcoming event...
Who can I contact if I have additional questions?
Please contact our Ph.D. program coordinator Dr. Jenny Roche (jroche3@kent.edu)
I’d like to visit campus. How can I arrange this?
Please contact our Ph.D. program coordinator Dr. Jenny Roche (jroche3@kent.edu) for on campus visit arrangement.
If I'm accepted, can I defer admission for a year?
Admitted students are expected to enroll in and attend courses during the term for which they were admitted. As a courtesy, the admissions office allows admitted students to defer the term of enrollment to another term within one calendar year from the term of admission. Initial enrollment beyond one year is not permitted. To defer enrollment to a later term, students can request that change through the application portal.
Do I need to fill out a separate application to be considered for funding?
No, all students will be considered for funding if they submit their application by the posted deadline.
Explanation of Boxes on the 1098-T
Q: What is included in box #1?
Do all admitted Ph.D. students receive funding? Does it matter whether I am an international applicant?
Unfortunately, we are unable to guarantee funding. We do try to secure funding for incoming students, but you will only be considered for funding if your application is received by the posted deadline. After the first year of funding, given available funds, enrolled doctoral students will be reviewed and given funding pending availability of funds, but may be considered for future funding.