The Physical Therapist Assistant Program faculty supports the mission of Kent State University, the Regional College, the Ashtabula and East Liverpool Campuses, and the PTA Program. These mission statements form the foundation for our most basic beliefs, concepts, and attitudes regarding the education of future physical therapist assistants to meet the expectations of the physical therapy profession and society in general.
The Physical Therapist Assistant Program at Kent State University prepares graduates to be employed as physical therapist assistants and work under the direction and supervision of a physical therapist. Graduates will have the critical thinking skills, knowledge base, technical skills, and behaviors that promote justice, integrity, and altruism consistent with expectations of the physical therapy profession and the communities they serve.
If you are unsure of your current status, you can check it in the graduate faculty roster.
1) "Levels & Criteria for Graduate Faculty Status in the Department of Sociology" document (Appendix A from Department Handbook; updated 12/7/20)
1) Application for Extension of Time Limits (available in the Kent State Graduate Program Forms Library)
All forms must be filled out/typed. Handwritten forms are no longer accepted.
MA & PhD Level (common forms)
1) Progress Form (updated 5-18-2020)
Join the School of Fashion on February 23 at 9:30 a.m. in Rockwell Hall as we celebrate Black History Month. This year’s theme, “African Americans and the Arts” will be presented by our incredible alumni and industry partners. Our visiting guests will share their personal journey, drive and goal to work in the arts. Our school community will also hear their insight on the present and future direction of African Americans in fashion.ScheduleRhodes Conference Room9:30 a.m. - Arrive at The School of FashionMeet and Greet – Faculty and GuestsMurphy Auditorium10 a.m. - IntroductionHillary M. Stone ...
As a 2017 graduate of Kent State University’s College of Public Health, Emily Speck puts her education and skills to work as a registered environmental health specialist in Portage County, testing stormwater and making sure private water systems are safe. During the COVID-19 pandemic Speck, who works for the Portage County Combined General Health District, and many others in her field throughout the state and across the country, took on added duties related to the crisis. The shortage of environmental health specialists accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic but had beg...
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Kent State University maintains outstanding research and instrumentation facilities to support the research mission of its faculty and students.
The Addictions Counseling Certificate Program (ACCP) provides students at the graduate level who are enrolled in the Master of Public Health (MPH) degree with the educational content necessary to apply for chemical dependency counselor licensure in Ohio issued by Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board.
The Department of Biological Sciences has modern and well-equipped research laboratories in four buildings and associated support facilities.
