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The School of Theatre and Dance invites you to attend their newest production this Fall! This performance is open to all students interested in Theatre, Musical Theatre or Theatre Design Tech.
Career Chats are a series of informal, engaging conversations that connect students with employers from a variety of industries. Each career chat features a different employer and a specific career topic to get the conversation started—but the conversation doesn’t have to stay on topic!
Come see what opportunities the School of Music has to offer with our in-person information sessions! If you are interested in pursuing a major or minor in music or want to keep making music, we have plenty of ways that you can keep making it!
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.
Music, Book and Story by Steve Martin
Music, Lyrics and Story by Edie Brickell
Directed by Amy Fritsche
November 13-22 | E. Turner Stump Theatre
Kent State University’s School of Music presents a fall concert with the Symphony Band and University Band as they perform together featuring student performances.
Career management is a shared and ongoing process through which employees reflect on their strengths, interests, and aspirations while aligning their development with organizational needs and opportunities.
Feeling stuck in anxiety mode? It’s not about “just thinking positive”—it’s about training your brain to be more resilient and adaptable.
New kayakers can come learn kayaking skills. Participants may bring their own boats via the loading dock stairs and back entrance as long as the boats are FULLY CLEANED before entering the pool. If you don’t own a boat, one will be provided for you to use.
Music, Book and Story by Steve Martin
Music, Lyrics and Story by Edie Brickell
Directed by Amy Fritsche
November 13-22 | E. Turner Stump Theatre