The Cost of Poverty Experience (COPE) is a 2.5-hour simulation that explores the lived experience of poverty firsthand through the eyes of real families. The experiential nature of this training helps Kent State University staff and faculty more deeply understand the human and systemic impacts of poverty. Additionally, this event will provide space to discuss ways in which individuals and offices can collaborate in order to best support students facing basic need barriers. 

You probably have countless accounts, ranging from your FlashLine account, to social media and banking accounts. Odds are that at some point, you will fall victim to one of your accounts being compromised. In this episode, we discuss what to do if you find yourself in this situation. 

Join Kent State Lacrosse at Dix Stadium for Faculty/Staff Appreciation Night this Tuesday, Mar. 19 as the Flashes take on Pitt at 4 p.m. Upperclassmen student-athletes will honor their MVPS (Most Valuable Professors) during halftime and the first 50 fans in attendance will receive a free hot dog. Admission to all home Kent State Lacrosse games is free. See you there!

Join us Tuesday, Mar. 19 for the final spring Dialogue and Difference sessions. At 12:30 p.m., Rabbi Michael Ross, Senior Jewish Educator of Kent State Hillel, hosts Understanding and Combatting Antisemitism. At 4 p.m., Lydia Rose, Ph.D. leads Understanding and Combatting Islamophobia. 

These are the PACS Internship Guidelines starting Fall 2024 in Word format.

These are the PACS Internship Guidelines starting Fall 2024 in PDF format.

Thank you to our sponsors!

Gold sponsorship

• The McManus Family
• Monica Miller Marsh and Jeff Marsh

Bronze Sponsorship

Gerald H. Read Center for International and Intercultural Education