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Social media can be used for more than just scrolling, liking and catching up. It has become a valuable tool that can be used to find jobs, internships and make professional connections. Kent State’s social media team spoke with Olivia Fossesca, communication specialist for Kent State’s Career Exploration and Development (CED) office, on how to use social media effectively during the job search process. Check out her advice, and maybe social media will help you find your dream job! Q: How can social media help students and recent graduates land a job post-graduation? A: ...
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Kent State University Registrar Chris Dorsten and Assistant University Registrar Adrianne Woods had to spring into action over the summer when a person went into cardiac arrest in Schwartz Hall where their offices are located. For Dorsten, who had never been called upon to use the CPR training he received years ago, it was a daunting experience. “I had CPR training in high school,” he said. “I have never had to use it and I wasn’t sure I was doing it correctly.” Fortunately, their lifesaving efforts resulted in a successful outcome. In fac...
College of Education, Health and Human Services
Sports Illustrated.com reports that EHHS grad Marvin Pierre, BS ’22, Rahway, NJ - (KSU Football team) was signed by the Green Bay Packers as a linebacker. Pierre was selected by Houston in the XFL Draft but did not play. He then spent a short time with the Arizona Cardinals after the draft before being released. --Photo courtesy Sports Illustrated ...