Written by Kent State University alumna Anna Thompson As a proud alumna of Kent State University, I can honestly say that my education at Kent has helped to shape not just my professional career, but has also impacted my beliefs, morals, and in a larger part, my worldview. I had the incredible opportunity this past fall to complete the second part of my student teaching in New Zealand while completing my Master of Arts in Teaching at Kent with a focus in Early Childhood Education.New Zealand has a rich blend of history and cultures, fascinating landscapes, a deep respect for the envi...
Project NEXT is a nationally funded grant project at Kent State University that provides academic and career support services to undergraduate students with Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Participants receive one year of assistance, including the use of Cognitive Support Technology and vocational rehabilitation services, to help them excel academically and transition smoothly into their chosen careers.
Alumna Alexxus Sidney participated in a Human Development and Family Science study abroad program in Ireland, marking her first experience outside the United States. During the trip, she visited a primary school addressing student mental health challenges and a residential rehabilitation facility for individuals struggling with addiction. These experiences deepened her passion for mental health advocacy and clarified her desire to work in a helping profession.
Dear Kent State: A Letter from Special Education Alumna Grace McDevitt.
When America was attacked by terrorists twenty years ago, and planes were flown into the World Trade Center, The Pentagon, and into that Pennsylvania field, men and women from every corner of our great nation raised their hand to serve and fight in our United States military. Hi, my name is Mark Stillion, and I am one of those people.
Health and physical education majors Baylee DiCioccio and Addison Sharrow, co-captains of the Kent State cheerleading team, discuss their participation at the NCA college nations in Daytona, Florida.
Human Development and Family Science student Bella Bouzari knew she wanted to make an impact in the communities she served. Her passion quickly turned to the senior population through her internship with the Streetsboro Senior Center.
The Doctor of Education degree in Interprofessional Leadership in the College of Education, Health and Human Services is an online program that promotes the study of leadership from an interprofessional perspective and can be completed in three to four years. Mackenzie Simmons was one of the first graduates of the program.
Thanks to the generous contributions of our amazing Student Media donors, nine talented students from four outlets will attend the prestigious College Media Association (CMA) conference in New York City this February! This three-day event will offer students the chance to participate in workshops, hear inspiring keynote speakers and connect with peers from student media organizations across the country.This year, we’re proud to be sending:2 students from The Burr Magazine3 students from A Magazine2 students from The Kent Stater2 students from Kent Stater TVThe entire trip is funded by in...
