A virtual, one-hour workshop designed to equip students with the knowledge, resources, and strategies needed to identify and pursue additional scholarship funding through Scholarship Universe.
Prison Education
Kent State's Prison Education program allows incarcerated individuals at Trumbull Correctional Institute and Elkton Federal Institute to attend college while incarcerated. Inmates earning a college degree will foster a path towards personal growth, increased opportunities, and a strong future.
Fostering Pathways for Bright Futures
Fostering Pathways for Bright Futures creates pathways to postsecondary education and credential completion for young people ages 14–24 who have been impacted by gangs, juvenile justice and/or foster care systems. Through advising, workshops, life skills development, career exploration and transition planning, participants are supported as they prepare for their next steps.
Prison Reentry Program
The Kent State University Prison Reentry Program provides comprehensive education, career, and supportive services to help justice-impacted individuals successfully reintegrate into Northeast Ohio communities. Individualized planning connects participants with resources that support educational attainment, career exploration, job readiness, and employment.
Come watch Golden Flashes Football with fellow fans as Kent State takes on Bowling Green! The Greater Cleveland Alumni Chapter will supply pizza and soft drinks, and a cash bar will be available.
The Lake County Alumni Chapter invites you to its pasta dinner and auction Wednesday, Oct. 14. All event proceeds will support the Lake County Scholarship Fund.
Kent State University’s College of Nursing has more than 1,600 undergraduate nursing students on campus this fall — the most in 10 years — News 5 Cleveland (WEWS-TV) recently reported.Nursing has become the most popular major at Kent State, and the first-year class of about 400 full-time nursing students on the Kent Campus is the largest since 2017. The growth comes as a federal report projects a shortage of more than 267,000 registered nurses by 2028.“For the first time since COVID, we had more students than we had seats for,” Tracey Motter, DNP, interim dean of Kent State’s College of Nursin...
