From the Division of Information Technology’s Story TeamThe future of tracking internal grant money within the university is here, and it presents a brand-new way of tracing the outcomes of funds distributed to professors for research projects. In partnership with the Division of Research and Economic Development (RED), the Division of Information Technology (DoIT) has created a fund-tracking app to trace the path of grant spending.As an R1 school, Kent State has the highest status for research recognition that doctoral universities can receive. This distinction was partly given due to Kent St...
John Paul Morabito, Assistant Professor and Head of Textiles at Kent State University’s School of Art, has been named a 2024 United States Artists (USA) Fellow in Craft. Morabito is one in a class of 50 awardees, which encompasses both artists and collectives from ten creative disciplines. USA Fellows are selected based on their groundbreaking artistic visions, unique perspectives within their fields, and evident potential for the award to make a significant impact in their practices and lives. Artists are annually nominated to apply by a rotating committee of arts professionals from across...
From the Division of Information Technology’s Story Team Kent State’s Division of Information Technology (DoIT) has helped the College of Aeronautics and Engineering (CAE) soar to reach new heights with innovative technology. Reserving aircrafts has become significantly more efficient for students with the new implementation of an automated flight reservation application. The college originally organized aircraft reservations through a Google Doc created by a former student. Once this student graduated and was no longer operating the document, the college sought out a more automated ...
If you’ve been around the Kent State University campus the past few years, you may know the name Michael Weber well. While he graduated in 2019 with a degree in advertising, Weber has been making a name for himself in the music world the past few years. In 2018, Weber won first place on MTV’s talent show “Amazingness,” all while managing a 4.0 GPA. He also performs with his band, The Michael Weber Show, which has toured nationally. Based in Silver Lake, Ohio, Weber is now adding another talent to his musical tool belt – film score composer. As featured in the Akron Beacon Journal, Web...
The Ph.D. degree in Special Education is designed to prepare highly qualified, experienced persons for academic faculty and research positions in colleges, universities and research centers, in addition to leadership, administrative and advocacy positions. Students participate in research studies, learn methods for conducting research and design independent and collaborative studies in their specialty area.
The Master of Education degree in Special Education provides students with advanced understanding of contemporary research and practice issues in special education. Students in the program are typically interested in pursuing enhanced professional competence, career advancement, leadership roles, advocacy and systems change; or they may be wanting to prepare for doctoral-level study.
The Educational Specialist degree in Special Education provides an advanced degree in specialized areas of educational programming for children and youth with exceptionalities. The program meets the needs of post-master's degree students who wish to assume leadership roles in schools and agencies that provide special education and related services to children, youth, and adults who have disabilities.
The Ph.D. degree in School Psychology is committed to a scientist-practitioner model of training, which conceptualizes school psychologists as data-oriented problems solvers and transmitters of psychological knowledge and skill. As such, students draw upon the scientific literature as a primary basis for professional practice and focus their research agendas so as to have meaningful implications for practice.
The School Psychology programs equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to make a positive impact on the lives of Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade students. This program provides a focus on the core principles and foundations of the practice of school psychology.
The Educational Specialist degree in School Psychology is committed to a scientist-practitioner model of training, which conceptualizes school psychologists as data-oriented problem solvers. The program operates from an eco-behavioral orientation and emphasizes the delivery of school psychological services from a consultative framework to prevent and remediate learning, behavioral and social-emotional concerns in individuals from birth to 22 years.
