Leading up to the 2024 Annual Fashion Show, join the School of Fashion for an exciting week of fashion-centric events, lectures, workshops and more! Apr. 21-27 includes events like a virtual fashion show, fashion merchandising symposium, and a gala.
Join us Thursday, May 16 for an evening honoring Chaya Kessler, esteemed retiring director of Jewish Studies at Kent State University. Friends, colleagues and community members are all invited to celebrate her invaluable contributions while kicking off the program's 50th anniversary year. Expect an evening of commemoration and camaraderie as we pay tribute to Chaya's legacy and the enduring impact of Jewish Studies at Kent State. Register by May 3.
Faculty, staff, students and community members are invited to submit a panel, roundtable, paper or workshop for the Reimagining the Academy Conference. Proposals may be submitted through Monday, June 3. The conference will take place Friday, Sept. 20 through Saturday, Sept. 21 at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. Virtual engagement opportunities will also be available.
The November 2023 Edition of Inside Equal Access featured an infographic “What I Wish My Supervisor Knew.” These responses were compiled from a Kent State Employee Resource Group (ERG) called Access Betters the Lives of Everyone (ABLE). This group held its first meeting on February 16, 2023, via Teams, and has been meeting every other month since. While the existence of an employee resource group for disabled employees was on the minds of some, it did not come to fruition until Emma Weihe, Access Specialist in Student Accessibility Services, Amanda Feaster, Director...
Picture this: you go from being a slightly anxious kid to facing a diagnosed anxiety disorder by the time you hit your twenties. It’s a reality many of us face, but it’s not something we have to deal with alone. As the spotlight on mental health gradually brightens, institutions are having the realization that it’s not just a personal battle–it’s a potential disability. With this recognition comes a vast change in how we approach accommodations. The colder months can be particularly daunting for students battling depression. But amidst these challenges, there’s a gl...
All externship placements are final. You may not request or attempt to negotiate a different type of placement or hours at your placement with Mrs. Kolonich or your liaison supervisor.
The student is required to be on site every day that his/her supervisor is scheduled to be there, this may include a Saturday or Sunday. This is NOT negotiable. Any student who attempts to negotiate a different schedule will automatically receive a .5 deduction in his/her average clinical rating.
