Kent State University at Salem recognized the academic achievements of several students for the 2020-2021 academic year. The awards and recipients are: Academic Awards Outstanding Achievement in Public Speaking: Angelina D’Itri Sean Jackson Outstanding Business Student: Mitchell Craig Outstanding IT Student: Joseph Mapel Outstanding Early Childhood Education Technology Student Teachers: Kendra DeWitt Kassandra Taubler Outstanding Early Childhood Education Student Teacher: Emily Krych Outstanding Achievement in Early Childhood ...
The Business Leadership Training (BLT) is a partnership between Kent State Twinsburg Academic Center and the Twinsburg and Nordonia Hills Chambers of Commerce. The BLT bi-monthly programming is free and open to the public. The third program of 2021 is titled “Communication Essentials for Leaders” and is scheduled via Zoom on Thursday, May 27, from noon – 1 PM. David Rust, President, Coaching Solutions LLC, will discuss how to understand the DiSC assessment, know your own likely style, identify DiSC styles in others, and use DiSC to strengthen relationships. What is DiSC? DiSC is a non-judg...
As racial tensions shook the nation to its core throughout the summer of 2020, the historic rock located at the front of campus became a focal point of derogatory remarks. At that time, members of the Integrated Greek Council (IGC) took charge, deciding not only that things needed to change but in a meaningful and impactful way for decades to come. That’s when Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. and IGC plots Committee Chair Sydney Evans put together a thoughtful and inspiring letter to the university, which stated in part more needed to be done to recognize Black and Latino students on campu...
On this day (May 4, 2021), we would like to take time out to remember and honor the lives of Allison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, and William Schroeder. We would also like to celebrate our current students, whose focus on creating a better and more peaceful world carries on their legacy. Special recognition goes to four students who were selected to receive the first May 4th Legacy Scholarships, awarded in the fall for the 2020-21 academic year. The May 4th Legacy Scholarship Program was established by Kent State University in 2020, and provides four...
Catie Woodward is a third-year honors student from Canton, Ohio, majoring in nursing. Though she has had many other accomplishments in her time at Kent State, Catie’s most recent success was performing undergraduate research in the nursing program. As part of her nursing major, Catie had to complete research with a nursing faculty member and present her research at a podium presentation in December of 2020. For her research, Catie partnered with Dr. Dana Hansen of the College of Nursing on a project called CAREol, which stands for catalyzing relationships at the end of life. The project focus...
Heather House is a senior Honors College student graduating with a major in psychology with a concentration in child psychology and a minor in Autism Spectrum Disorders. Originally from Tallmadge, Ohio, Heather credits the Honors College for helping her find opportunities that related to her professional interests. The Honors College faculty and staff informed Heather about the Summer Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE) program. Thanks to her connections in the Honors College, Heather applied and was accepted to the SURE program, where she researched a specific measure of emotion regulati...
Ryan Moranelli is an upcoming spring 2021 graduate of the Kent State Honors College. He is also a member of the 2020 induction class of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s most prestigious academic honor society, founded in 1776. Moranelli is a political science major with minors in pre-law and psychology. Kent State was always Moranelli’s first choice for his undergraduate education. It was the first school he visited and he stated he never looked back from there. Moranelli chose to apply to the Kent State Honors College because he felt it would both challenge and help him academically. He graduat...
Nick Potts is an upcoming spring 2021 graduate of the Kent State Honors College. He is a computer science major. Potts said he decided to come to Kent State because of the feeling he got when he stepped on the campus. He considered it a home away from home feeling. Academic challenge was the driving factor behind Potts applying to the Honors College. “I wanted to seize all the opportunities that were thrown my way,” Potts said. Going along with this, Potts said the best thing about being in the Honors College is the opportunity to take more rigorous courses only available to honors students....