Kent State University’s School of Music presents a flute duo recital featuring Suyeon Ko, D.M., assistant professor of flute, and Beomjae Kim, assistant professor of music at Austin Peay State University. The performance brings the two musicians together for a collaborative program of flute repertoire and reflects the school’s commitment to artistic exchange, performance and engagement through live music.
Kent State University’s School of Music presents a fall concert featuring performances by students. The program highlights the School of Music’s commitment to artistic development, collaboration and live performance as part of the university’s vibrant arts community.
Join the Collegiate Recovery Community for a sober tailgate before Kent State takes on Akron. Enjoy connection in a welcoming, substance-free environment. Open to students in recovery, exploring their relationship with substances, or looking for a sober way to enjoy game day.
Prepare for fall break with a recovery support plan that helps you stay connected and grounded while away from your usual routine. Students will identify potential challenges, helpful coping strategies, supportive people and resources, and meaningful activities. Participants will leave with a personalized written plan for navigating the break.
Join the Collegiate Recovery Community for a sober tailgate before Kent State takes on Ohio University. Enjoy connection in a welcoming, substance-free environment. Open to students in recovery, exploring their relationship with substances, or simply looking for a sober way to enjoy game day.
Washington Program in National Issues
Enroll in small classes taught by Kent State faculty and Washington DC experts, earn college credits, and gain practical experience by applying what you learn in the classroom to your internship.
NYC Studio
The New York City Fashion program, located in Manhattan’s Garment District, provides students with real-world experience while living in the fashion capital of the United States.
Healthcare professionals trained in other countries often find that they need additional training before they are permitted to practice in the United States. For foreign-trained physical therapists and physical therapist assistants, Kent State University provides a way to bridge that gap.Since 2014, Kent State has provided courses for foreign-trained PTs and PTAs who are identified by the Foreign Credentialing Commission on Physical Therapy (FCCPT) as needing additional training before being licensed to practice in the U.S. The coursework is offered in a hybrid format, consisting of five weeks...
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Since 2001, the Thomas Schroth Visiting Artist Series has presented guest artists respected in the field of theatre, dance, visual arts, music and architecture.
