CAPS' Living with Loss is a support group for students who have experienced the death of a loved one. It offers a caring space to connect with other students who understand what it's like to lose someone. The group can provide a sense of community, help you feel less isolated, and encourage healing through compassion and support. It's always your choice how much you share. Whether your loss happened recently or years ago, you are welcome.
Mark Carney's first full season as head coach follows a year of growth and renewed momentum for Kent State Football. After serving as interim head coach for most of last season before being named the program's permanent leader in November, Carney guided the Golden Flashes to a five-win improvement and helped lay the foundation for the future. As he continues to build a culture centered on accountability, development and competitive excellence, Carney remains focused on positioning Kent State for sustained success. In this Q&A, he discusses his vision for the program, the importance of alum...
Emily Nguyen, Senior Recruiter, U.S. Peace Corps, as she discusses volunteer opportunities in the Peace Corps for public health and health sciences graduates.
Meeting ID: 228 285 830 732 923
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Lexi Chirakos, PhD, Policy and Data Management Specialist at the Health Policy Institute of Ohio, and College of Public Health and Health Sciences graduate student Alex DiDonato discuss career and student learning opportunities in health policy at HPIO.
Meeting ID: 280 957 084 812 607
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For 100 years, The Kent Stater has chronicled the people, events and moments that have transformed Kent State and the world beyond its campus. This fall, as Kent State celebrates its centennial with the Homecoming theme “Every Flash Has a Story,” generations of those storytellers will return to campus. Former Kent Stater staff members have been invited to serve as grand marshals of the Homecoming parade, celebrating a century of student journalism and countless stories told along the way. The story of The Kent Stater began Feb. 25, 1926, when the first issue of the student publi...
The Limits of Disability Rights and the U.S. Constitution: Why the Americans with Disabilities Act was necessary and what’s next?
Dear Kent State University Colleagues,
To celebrate the start of the semester and spend time together as colleagues, we invite you to join us for a Fall Welcome Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. on Sept. 10 on Risman Plaza. Additional details will be shared soon, but we hope you’ll make plans to join us as we welcome a new academic year and celebrate the collective impact of our Kent State community.
College of Public Health and Health Sciences alumna Reganne O'Brien, MPH, discusses her work as Founder and Executive Director of The Warrior in HER, a non-profit organization providing advocacy and support for women facing chronic mental and physical health challenges and opportunities
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