The results of our 2015 COACHE survey showed that associate professors wanted more access to mentoring, and we responded by creating an institutional mentoring and coaching program focused specifically on associate professors. After 2018, this initiative was broadened to pre-tenure and non-tenure track faculty and included career coaching and a series of faculty success workshops, sponsored by the Office of the Provost and the Center for Teaching and Learning.
As we approach the end of another eventful year, I am delighted to reflect on the remarkable progress we have achieved within our College of Nursing. I am delighted to share exciting news about the building renovations undertaken throughout this past year, and the increase in scholarships we have been able to offer our students. Thanks to the collective efforts of our generous donors, faculty, and staff, Kent State University College of Nursing has begun transformative renovations and expanded access to our nursing programs for our beloved nursing students. BIG CHANGES COMING SOON We ...
Absolutely! Instructors are readily available to speak to you via email or teleconference. So, for those looking to discuss topics they have learned in their business workshop, reach out to your instructor directly for more information.
Stavros Atsas – Director, Equity Assessment and Impact
Denise Bartell – Associate Provost, Academic Affairs
Ginger Bihn-Coss – Assistant Professor, Communication Studies
Ed Dauterich – Professor, English
Shannon Helfinstine – Associate Director, Assessment, AAL
Tracy Laux – Senior Lecturer and Faculty Senate Chair
Jenny Marcinkiewicz – Associate Professor, Biological Sciences and Director, Center for Teaching and Learning
Mandy Munro-Stasiuk – Professor and Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
Kent State University President Todd Diacon encouraged the campus community to lean on the university's core values during times of stress and pressure, as many are feeling now with the ongoing unrest in Israel and Gaza. During his most recent Talking With Todd segment in which he speaks live from the President's Office and takes questions, Diacon encouraged kindness and respect at the personal level. In addition, Diacon emphasized that the university's tragic history with the events of May 4, 1970, provides lessons that can guide the university community through the divisiveness of wo...
Y Sukseo, K Burns, B Pollock, J Gunstad, EL Glickman (2014) Do glucose containing beverages play a role in thermoregulation, thermal sensation and mood state? Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition. 2014, 11:24
DOI: 10.1186/1550-2783-11-24
Muller MD, Sukseo Y, Kim CH, Ryan EJ, Pollock BS, Burns KJ, Glickman EL (2014) Cold habituation does not improve manual dexterity during rest and exercise in 5°C. International Journal of Biometeorology 58(3) 383-94.
The Environmental Physiology Lab has three unique pieces of equipment that allows us to study how environmental factors such as heat, cold and altitude influence physical performance and cognitive function. The equipment includes a hypoxic chamber that can simulate up to 14,000 feet of elevation, a cold water immersion tank, and an environmental chamber that can be set between 20 and 105 ºF.
