The legacy and dedication of Connie Espenschied Hess, one of Kent State University at Tuscarawas’ first employees, will carry on after her passing in 2020 with the establishment of a new scholarship that encourages students to be their best. The Connie Espenshied Hess Make a Difference Scholarship was created to perpetuate Hess’ mission of encouraging all students to continue their formal education after high school no matter their circumstances. During her 35-year tenure at Kent State Tuscarawas, Hess helped many students achieve this goal. Hess shared her many talents with Kent State T...
Join the Kent Chorus
The Kent Chorus is a town/gown non-audition vocal ensemble made up of Kent State students, faculty, staff and members of the community. The chorus rehearses weekly during the semester from 7:15-9:45 p.m. on the third floor of the Center for the Performing Arts. Spring semester rehearsals will begin Tuesday, Jan. 16, so if you're interested in learning more or want to join the chorus, registration will take place beginning at 6:30 p.m. that night outside the rehearsal room in the Center for Performing Arts.
Stay safe in snowy weather with the Slips, Trips and Falls webinar
Slips, trips and falls are the leading causes of work related injuries, causing up to 15% of accidental deaths in the workplace. With wintertime upon us, the focus of this presentation will be on safe walking and distracted walking. Please join Tim Styranec, Kent State Health and Safety Coordinator, as he also discusses how to report an injury in the workplace. Open to all employees; full-time, benefits-eligible employees earn 10 wellness rewards points.
Elevate your Cyber IQ: protecting against viruses and malware
Viruses and malware are common threats we all face when using computers. Some can be annoyances that spawn pop-ups, while others can steal your data. This month’s episode of Elevate Your Cyber IQ focuses on how to safeguard against these threats.
EHHS Featured Faculty – 10 Questions – Scott Durham Featured Faculty spotlights EHHS professors who share their background, experiences, interests, and advice for students. What subject(s) do you teach? I teach social studies methods and general teacher education courses for Middle Childhood, Adolescent Education, and in the master’s program in the College of EHHS. What inspired you to follow your chosen path of study? My first profession was politics, as I thought it would be a noble profession to help make the world a better place. But I always wanted to help people think for ...
Media and Journalism Student Organizations
Explore our co-curricular student groups and professional organizations in public relations, advertising, filmmaking and more.