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Kent State Tuscarawas will host Parent Night on Thurs., March 7, from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Science and Advanced Technology Center. Parents of high school sophomores and juniors are invited to join an informative hour to have questions about college answered. Admissions experts will discuss tips for choosing and applying to colleges. Information will be shared about when and how to register for ACT testing. Financial aid specialists will be available to share the basics of applying for financial aid and scholarships. In addition, information will be provided about programs that allow studen...
KENT, OH – Tony Hardin, Director of the School of Theater and Dance, was recently named a 2024 United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT) Fellow. According to USITT, Fellows achieve this recognition through many years of exceptional participation in various aspects of USITT and the entertainment industry. To USITT, the Fellows are members who are leaders in their craft or field and are an indispensable resource in continuing the work of the Institute, working together as peers to support the Institute in its advancement, fundraising, and outreach efforts. Tony Hardin&nb...
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