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 Aubreigh Kitzmiller is a freshman at Kent State University and a Choose Ohio First scholar. Aubreigh is studying to get her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Before enrolling at KSU, she interned in community outreach through University Hospitals & Geauga Growth Partnerships. Now at Kent State, Aubreigh has already joined multiple student organizations. She is part of Cru, as well as Nurses of Faith Fellowship (NOFF) as their secretary for the current school year, and the Student Nurses Association.When asked about how the COF scholarship has helped her, Aubreigh said, "Financially wit...

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The Kent State School of Fashion Master of Fashion Industry Studies program offers unique opportunities for students seeking deeper insights into the fashion industry, blending marketable skills across disciplines for a well-rounded experience.  Hear from one of the M.F.I.S. program's 2024 graduates, Jodi Frontino, who was able to share her experiences in this program and how it ultimately led to her job as assistant buyer with Burlington. "The M.F.I.S. program is strong due to its well-rounded coursework. In addition to learning about the ins and outs of the fashion industry, s...

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Originally Posted in the College of Aeronautics and Engineering A lifelong love of aircraft and unwavering support from her parents to pursue her dreams helped Olivia Voyzey '25 excel as a first-generation aerospace engineering student at Kent State University. “Being a first-generation student means opening doors my family never had the chance to walk through,” Voyzey said. “For my family, it represents pride, perseverance, and proof that dedication can create opportunities.”Those opportunities did not always come with a clear roadmap. “I often had to figure out how to access resources, ...

National Gay Pilots Association

The NGPA dates back to around 1990 out of Provincetown, Massachusetts. A handful of gay pilots gathered very discreetly to support each other and fight for equality.
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When Kent State University student Maggie McCullough stepped off the plane in Lusaka, Zambia, she expected the heat and the cultural differences. What she didn't expect was how much she would learn, in just one week, about her understanding of service and community and her own potential.  ‘We Do All the Same Things, Just in Vastly Different Ways’McCullough is from Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, and is in her sophomore year at Kent State in the fashion merchandising program. She’s also the vice president of philanthropy for the Kent State chapter of Delta Zeta sorority. McCullough was in a ...

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