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Orphaned at age 11, An’Jeanette Beverly struggled to find her place. When she discovered the support of her Hometown University, this first-generation college student excelled. Still, that dream almost came to a halt.

Kent State University at Stark’s Last Dollar Scholarship is carrying her through to graduation day. 

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During this virtual event, learn about our biological sciences programs from faculty and take a virtual live tour of our classrooms and labs where our biology students become leaders in their field.

Outstanding professors have comprehensive knowledge of their fields, effectively and resourcefully organize and present material, and stimulate student thinking and understanding.

Students, alumni, faculty and staff are invited to submit nominations for such an outstanding professor at Kent State Stark.

Kent State University at Stark remains steadfastly focused on keeping everyone healthy and safe this fall – and beyond. We will continue with our COVID-19 mitigation strategies throughout the remainder of the academic year.

As a reminder, all classes – including those courses that are currently meeting in-person – will move to a remote delivery format following Thanksgiving Recess. 

Thanksgiving Recess (no classes in session) observed Nov. 23-29. Campus closed Nov. 26 and 27.

Classes resume on Nov. 30 and will be delivered remotely through the last day of instruction on Dec. 13. Final examinations will be delivered remotely during the week of Dec. 14-20.

Most campus services will operate remotely through the remainder of the semester. The Recreation & Wellness Center and the Emporium Grille & Market are closed.

It’s no secret that planning for college is different this year and, perhaps, for the foreseeable future. Still, you can be your own champion during these uncertain times.

As the world continues to do its part to flatten the curve of COVID-19, college and university personnel have transitioned their services into remote or alternative models. This includes remote college courses and extracurricular activities, along with virtual campus tours and events. 

Dear Stark Campus community,
 
We take the right to free speech seriously. As Stark County’s public university, we welcome and encourage all forms of expression, with the exception of one. 
 
Hate has no place here.