On Friday, Jan. 31, One Golf Three President Steve Schafer presented CAE Dean Christina Bloebaum with a check for $18,000, the proceeds from the 2019 One Golf Three golf tournament. As in past years, the proceeds from the outing go to the Richard F. Schwabe Scholarship. This year’s scholarship recipients were Mason Lloyd, Nicholas Malachowski and Olivia Semon. The 2020 One Golf Three golf outing is scheduled for September 11. Visit the One Golf Three Alumni Facebook page for registration information. Photo caption: From left: Jim Sebastian, Dean Christina Bloebaum, Mason Lloyd, Nicholas Mal...
随着晚会上最后一首音乐响起，肯特州立中国学生会CSA举办的2020春节晚会也落下帷幕。 大年初二，远离家乡的我们用精彩的节目来表达我们对祖国的思念之情。下面，通过现场的照片，让我们一起来回顾一下精彩的春晚...... 现场满满的年味 会长致辞 今年的春节，似乎比往年更令人牵挂。面对国内的严峻疫情，肯特中国学生会也代表肯特中国留学生向国内疫区捐赠医疗物资，出一份绵薄之力。 精彩表演 优美的傣族舞蹈 武术与空手 道表演 同学们倾情演唱 充满活力的现代舞 古筝独奏 充满中国服装特色的走秀表演 惊心动魄的抽奖&问答环节 感谢CSA全体成员，参与晚会的表演者，观众与志愿者！祝大家新春快乐！ ...
Over winter break, members and advisors of the Kent State University Honors Leadership Academy traveled to Washington, D.C. for an Alternative Winter Break experience, focusing on hunger and homelessness in the nation’s capital. The group spent the week dedicating their time to advocation, education, and community service in the area. While in D.C., the group volunteered with two area organizations: The Joyful Market of Kimball Elementary School, where students are invited to shop for free produce and also, D.C. Central Kitchen, an organization that serves balanced meals for shelt...
Rachael Lang, Whiteaker Middle School eighth-grader, was one of the three winners of the national Call for Poems about Peace and Conflict Resolution contest at Kent State’s Wick Poetry Center to commemorate the 50th anniversary of May 4, 1970. The three winners were selected by judge Naomi Shihab Nye from more than 600 entries of poems about peace and conflict transformation. Lang told the Salem Reporter her poem “Consequences” was inspired both by the Kent State massacre and other acts of injustice perpetrated under the guise of the law. Her contest win comes with a $500 prize. A music stu...
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Happy 2020, everyone! The one constant of social media is its tendency to change. A topic that’s trending one day may lose its impact the next day. The hot platform one month may be ice cold the following month. So, as marketers, how do you leverage a moving target? By looking at the overall picture, that’s how. As we embark on this new year, we wanted to take some time to share a few social media trends that industry experts claim are important to keep in mind while evaluating your strategy. These trends align with what we’ve been seeing when it comes to our own review. Public and Pr...
We have extended the deadline for graduate applications until the end of January! We will continue to consider all graduate applicants until all spots are filled. During the week of January 25 - February 2, 2020, we are offering fee free graduate applications! Click here to apply to our Chemical Physics Interdisciplinary Program When you fill out the application, be sure to select "Chemical Physics", to ensure you are applying to the Chemical Physics Interdisciplinary Program. If you have any practical issues in the graduate application ...
Kent State molecular and cellular biology and psychology student Haley Shasteen’s personal battle with lupus has pushed her to research what really causes certain frustrating symptoms. Shasteen participated in the 2018 Summer Undergraduate Research Experience, taking first place for her research project, “Cognitive Impairments of those with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus.” Her research focused on ‘brain fog,’ the feeling of cognitive impairment that many people with lupus deal with, herself included. “I know what it feels like to have brain fog,” Shasteen said. “The more reading I do about thi...