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Advertising - Minor
The Advertising minor provides students with an overview of the different roles advertising plays in society. Students gain an understanding of social, legal and marketing considerations in advertising and how branding is created through media and creative strategies to persuade a designated target audience.
Program Information for Advertising - Minor
A Big Benefits Update You Can't MissNew Life and Long-Term Disability Carrier Coming July 1 A new carrier is coming — and you don't need to do a thingBeginning July 1, 2026, our Life Insurance and Long‑Term Disability (LTD) benefits will transition to a new carrier: Lincoln Financial Group. This change comes from a recent Request for Proposal (RFP) conducted through the Inter‑University Council (IUC). Both the university and employees will see cost savings related to the employer‑paid basic life coverage and the employee‑paid LTD coverage. No action is required from you. Your life in...
Eligible Students Must
- Be currently enrolled in at least one credit hour at any Kent State campus.
- Have a FAFSA on file for the current academic year, if eligible to file.
- Have accepted all available financial aid and scholarship assistance, if applicable, including Federal Direct and Graduate Loans.
- Demonstrate financial hardship.
- Meet with a CARES Center case manager prior to applying.
Things to Know
- Emergency aid requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis, with consideration given to each student’s individual circumstances.
- Documentation may be required to verify financial need. If requested, documentation must be submitted to be considered for funding.
- Emergency funding cannot be used to support non-students (such as family members) unless the situation directly impacts the enrolled student.
- The maximum emergency funding award is $1,100 per academic year.
When Achante Pascute stepped to the podium as Kent State University at Trumbull’s student commencement speaker, she opened with a joke.“I stand before you as a first-generation student, a woman of color and a non-traditional graduate,” she told the Class of 2026, pausing before delivering the punchline: “Which is just a polite, academic way of saying … ‘old.’”The audience laughed, but her story is one of determination, sacrifice and extraordinary resilience....
3D Printing Workshops
Discover our 3D printing workshops held each semester
