Don Pearson’s extensive career in medical librarianship first began when he graduated with two bachelor’s degrees in Computer Science and Russian Language and Literature. In his role as webmaster and technology specialist at Mount Carmel Health Sciences Library, Pearson decided he wanted to pursue additional education in the health sciences.
Kent State University kicked off its highly anticipated Mental Health Campaign on Tuesday, Oct. 10, with the message to Reduce the Stigma, Seek Help and Refer a Flash. The two-hour kickoff event, held in the Kent Student Center Ballroom, was well attended by the university community. A mental health discussion was held with licensed therapist Kier Gaines and Angelique Daniels, director of marketing research and strategy in the Division of University Communications and Marketing, who asked questions that were submitted by students, faculty and staff. The ca...
EHHS grad Angie Hattery, MEd, was named Teacher of the Month at Marlington High School in Canton, Ohio. Hattery received her Bachelor of arts from the University of Mount Union, and her master's degree in Higher Eucational Administration from Kent State. --Photo courtesy The Canton Repository ...
The Kent State University at Ashtabula Student Nurses Association (SNA) will host a community-wide Trunk-or-Treat on campus on Thursday, Oct. 26, from 5-7 p.m. in the Robert S. Morrison Hall west parking lot. The event is open to everyone in the Ashtabula community and children are welcome to dress up for this trick-or-treat “trial run”. Members of the campus community are volunteering to set up decorated “trunks” for display and for passing out treats, with a prize going to the best decorated trunk. Robert S. Morrison Hall is located on the west end of campus, 3300 Lake Road West, As...
Across the Kent State system, we have the opportunity to bring the world to our campuses, as well as to encourage our students, faculty and staff to engage with the world. The following objectives will guide the university in its efforts on this front:
Kent State’s School of Media and Journalism (MDJ) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mizell Stewart III as professional-in-residence. Earlier this year, Stewart served as the keynote speaker for MDJ’s annual David and Janet Dix Lecture in Media Ethics. Previously, he was the Vice President of News Performance, Talent & Partnerships for Gannett and the USA TODAY Network. Stewart will serve both Student Media and MDJ in his role as professional-in-residence. Since his arrival in September, Stewart has begun engaging as a “consultant” to Student Media. He’ll work directly with...
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