A photo of Julianne Agnone teaching a class

Kent State Stark alumna named to the Stark County Education All-Star Team.Julianne Agnone, ’21, is doing what she loves — teaching. But these days, it’s not only her students making the grade.Agnone, who teaches math to sixth graders at Lake Elementary, was recently named Lake Local’s Rookie Teacher of the Year and joins newcomer teachers from Stark County’s 17 public school districts as part of the Stark County Educational Service Center’s Education All-Star Team.This quick study got her start at Kent State University at Stark, where she majored in middle childhood education. Here are 10 ques...

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Meet Christina Turner, the First Place FlashPitch Competition Award recipient. Christina is a School of Information Masters student majoring in User Experience Design. Please give a short overview of your research. I'm working on an information portal that aggregates, curates, and maintains region-specific resources, utilizing UX best practices to aid discoverability. What made you choose to pursue your graduate degree here at Kent State? My interests are equally in information science, visual design, and technology, and KSU is particularly strong in all of those...

Meet Emily Rabinowitz, the Graduate Student Advancing Equity Award recipient. Emily is a Psychological Sciences Ph.D. student majoring in Clinical Psychology. Please give a short overview of your research. I am interested in the interaction between chronic health and mental health issues, with a special focus on trauma, reproductive health and chronic pain. What made you choose to pursue your graduate degree here at Kent State? I was interested in working with my advisor, Dr. Doug Delahanty, who studies stress and health. I wanted to have an interdisciplinary program where I co...

Dean spake, ambassador Crawford, president deacon signing the beam

Kent, OHIO – A beam signing ceremony allowed donors, Kent State University leaders and the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship’s National Advisory Board to sign what will be the final beam placed in Crawford Hall. During a commemorative event on April 20, special guests had the opportunity to sign the beam, which is expected to be placed in June during a topping out ceremony. Kent State President Todd Diacon and Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship Dean Deborah F. Spake, Ph.D., provided remarks prior to the signing ceremony. “All of us ...

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