KENT STATE SENIOR EXPERIENCES ENRICHED EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES IN ZOOLOGY

The Honors College continues to provide programs, experiences and advice to ensure that honors students have everything they need to succeed upon graduation. This includes assisting honors students in securing internships within their chosen degree field of study and recognizing their efforts with Honors College credit hours. Internships provide students an opportunity to gain experience in their field of study (at least 150 hours) while receiving 3 internal Honors College credit hours. The goal of this project is to provide students with an enriched educational experience to prepare them for the outside world after graduation.

Town Hall Examines Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality

A recent town hall provided Kent State University's students, staff and faculty the opportunity to discuss Critical Race Theory and Intersectionality -- topics which have frequently debated across the country.

Monica Guinn

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Monica Guinn

HR Training Coordinator
Human Resources, Training and Development
Kent Campus

WORKED AT KENT STATE SINCE:

May 2016

Kaylene Trimmer

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Kaylene Trimmer

Academic Advisor
Honors College
Kent Campus

WORKED AT KENT STATE SINCE:

August 2014

Aurora Smith

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Aurora Smith

Senior IT User Support Analyst
Information Technology
Kent Campus

WORKED AT KENT STATE SINCE:

May 2016

Anti-Racism and Equity Institute Builds on Kent State’s History of Activism 

Last Spring, the Kent State University Board of Trustees approved the Anti-Racism and Equity Institute, which creates an important interdisciplinary hub for faculty, students, staff and community members engaged in race and anti-racism scholarship, activism and education. “Kent State is a university that is known for its activism,” Carla Goar, Ph.D., director of the Anti-Racism and Equity Institute, said. “Ideally this institute will serve as a hub for scholars and activists to come together to tackle issues and racial equity."

Kent State University Reaches Record Graduation Rate, Boasting Highest Graduation Rate in Northern Ohio

Kent State’s current graduation rate is the highest among public universities in Northeast Ohio and fifth highest among all of Ohio’s public universities, behind Ohio State, Miami, the University of Cincinnati and Ohio University. In northern Ohio, the graduation rates of other public universities range from 40 to 55 percent.

Now ACCEPTing Students: Kent State Professors Receive HRSA Funding

Whether you are attempting to master the art of cooking or trying your hand at DIY home improvement, chances are books, blogs and article

Kent State Recognized as a ‘Great College to Work For’ for 10th Time, Named to Prestigious Honor Roll for First Time

For the 10th time, Kent State University is being recognized as a “Great College to Work For,” according to the latest survey by the Great Colleges to Work For program. The program recognizes the colleges that get top ratings from their employees regarding workplace practices and policies. 

Alumna Advocates, Consults for Native American Communities as Content/Copywriting Strategist in D.C.

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month (November), we are shining a spotlight on the students, alumni and faculty within t

Kent State Trumbull’s Care Closet Opens Allowing Students Easy Access to Various Necessities

Students at Kent State Trumbull who are in need of food, personal items and clothing will now have more support from the university following Trumbull’s Care Closet official opening on Oct. 18. Trumbull’s Care Closet was created by the 2020-2021 Undergraduate Student Government (USG) and is set up as a fund that faculty, staff and the community can donate to. It’s goal is to provide necessities for students who can’t afford them.

‘I AM FIRST’ Week of Celebration Recognizes First-Generation Students

National First-Generation College Celebration is on Nov. 8, and Kent State is hosting a weeklong celebration filled with campus-wide activities and learning opportunities to recognize students who will be the first in their family to graduate with a four-year degree.