This guide is dedicated to the parents and families of international students, and contains a wealth of information on the admission process, financial aid, housing, New Student Orientation, dining and essential tips.
The School of Peace and Conflict Studies is pleased to present the following event as part of the Spring 2023 Colloquia Series. Monday March 6th: 11:00 am - 12:15 pm (Zoom event) Arms Control: Crisis, Challenges and Opportunities Dr Nina Tannenwald - Department of Political Science, Brown University Summary of Talk: Today, we are on the verge of a world without nuclear restraint. In the absence of formal arms control, how do we proceed? What broad principles and norms would we want? What measures might nuclear-armed states take, even without formal agreement, th...
Coming out of the summer of 2022, Cassandra Pegg-Kirby, director of the Kent State Women’s Center, felt what she called “a heaviness” as people came out of COVID-19 isolation with feelings of wanting to reconnect with other people but “maybe weren’t quite sure how to do it anymore.”She wanted to figure out a way to do something positive, to bring people together. So, she contacted some friends from all over campus, including Rebekkah Berryhill, grounds manager; Kristin Williams, director, career services for the Ambassador Crawford College of Business and Entrepreneurship; and Linda Hoept...
Call 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline for free, 24/7 confidential support for people in distress or for prevention and crisis resources for you or loved ones.
Please call 911 if you are concerned about the immediate safety of an individual or the safety of others.
Request counseling for a range of concerns such as stress, anxiety, depression, relationship problems, burnout, substance use, trauma, sexual identity and more. Scheduled and drop-in sessions are available, and referrals are made as needed.
These services are free to students enrolled at the Ashtabula Campus
Locate mental health and well-being services that support the Kent State University Regional Campuses communities here. With services both on and off each campus, this comprehensive list serves as a tool of empowerment to educate and increase access to anyone who may need support.
Become familiar with specialized resources aimed at providing relief for challenges that may not look like a traditional or commonly known mental health concern. Your well-being is a combination of physical, mental, emotional and social health factors that, when prioritized and addressed, contribute to feelings of happiness and life satisfaction.
Schedule individual counseling services if you feel alone or feel like no one can help. Counseling is provided by graduate students (licensed or nearing licensure) supervised by licensed, professional clinical counselors.
Counseling services are in White Hall, Room 325.
These services are free for all Kent State students and employees.
Students, employees and the broader community are welcome to access mental health support at one of many locations on the Kent Campus. The following services are free for Kent State students and are either free or charge a nominal fee for university employees and community members.
Request a consultation with a CAPS clinician to determine if psychological testing is clinically appropriate for you. Testing is available for ADHD, learning disorders, cognitive functioning, personality or substance use concerns.
Consultation is a covered service, while testing is billed to insurance or paid by the student.
