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At its core, the Kent State University CARES Center is a place dedicated to supporting students in finding solutions for resolving unmet basic needs. One of the main ways the CARES Center is able to effectively accomplish this goal is through the presence of dedicated case managers on campus whose job is to connect students with these resources. Kent State is one of the only colleges in Ohio to have several dedicated case managers as full-time, on-campus employees dedicated to addressing basic needs insecurities. Even with case managers at Kent State dedicated to connecting students w...
Case Managers: Rare to Ohio Universities, Valuable to Kent State Students
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Nov. 23, 2023
At its core, the Kent State University CARES Center is a place dedicated to supporting students in finding solutions for resolving unmet basic needs. One of the main ways the CARES Center is able to effectively accomplish this goal is through the presence of dedicated case managers on campus whose job is to connect students with these resources. Kent State is one of the only colleges in Ohio to have several dedicated case managers as full-time, on-campus employees dedicated to addressing basic needs insecurities.
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University Fellowship
- 2022 - Shankar Pandey
- 2019 - Srijana Bhandari
- 2018 - Arosha Dassanayake
- 2018 - Sagun Jonchhe
- 2017 - Prakash Kharel
- 2017 - Shankar Mandal
- 2016 - Sumirtha Balaratnam
- 2016 - Sangeetha Selvam
- 2015 - Michal Marszewski
- 2015 - Prakash Shrestha
- 2014 - Chamila Gunathilake
- 2014 - Matthew Worden
- 2013 - Zachary Graber
- 2013 - Nilantha Wickramaratne
- 2012 - Deepak Koirala
- 2011 - Zhongbo Yu
Bush Prize for Graduate Teaching
- 2023 - Thulasi Mahendran
- 2023 - Aubree Nolan
- 2023 - Arpit Sharma
- 2022 - Rabindra Dubadi (1st place)
- 2022 - Sudeshi Madushani (2nd place)
- 2022 - Bishnu Pant (3rd place)
- 2021 - Dinesh Marasinghe
- 2020 - Payel Datta
- 2020 - Morgan Stilgenbauer
- 2019 - Srijana Bhandari
- 2019 - Anthony Giovengo
- 2019 - Kumudie Jayalath
- 2018 - Alexandre Goncalves
- 2018 - Mohammad Saifur Rahman
- 2017 - Sumirtha Balaratnam
- 2017 - Nathan Beals
- 2016 - Michal Marszewski
Jay & Carol Taylor Graduate Scholarship
- 2023 - Rabindra Dubadi
- 2022 - Mohamed Rushdhi Mohamed Rauff
- 2022 - Pravin Pokhrel
- 2022 - Nalin Abeydeera
- 2022 - Deepak Karna
- 2021 - Dinusha Jayawardhana
- 2021 - Sudeshi Madushani
- 2021 - Shankar Pandey
- 2020 - Srijana Bhandari
- 2020 - Keshav G.C.
- 2019 - Arosha Dassanayake
- 2019 - Sagun Jonchhe
- 2019 - Han Wang
- 2018 - Alexandre Goncalves
- 2018 - Prakash Kharel
- 2017 - Sumirtha Balaratnam
- 2017 - Prakash Shrestha
- 2017 - Yang Zhou
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