September 22, 2016 Now through October, the CAED Gallery features the artworks of CAED alumnus, CEO of Ware Malcomb and artist, Lawrence Armstrong. As an important venue for peer-reviewed experimentation and knowledge production, the gallery will feature student and faculty projects, site-specific installations, traveling exhibitions, design competitions and other curated events that expand the CAED’s audiences and partnerships. It provides a provocative public forum for design discourse and dissemination. Come and see the gallery space featuring Larry Armstrong’s work at the Grand Open...
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Kent State University is offering special expertise and resources to high school students attending Akron Public Schools to include immersive opportunities with the university’s fashion, arts and architecture programs. The announcement was made May 16 as Akron Public Schools was named a Ford Next Generation Learning (NGL) community in a ceremony at the National Inventors Hall of Fame STEM Middle School in downtown Akron. The ceremony also focused on a newly created academy and partnership between Akron Public Schools and Kent State. The designation means the College and Career Academies ...
Forbes has named Kent State University one of America’s Best Midsize Employers. Each year, Forbes surveys employees around the country in a quest to compile a list of companies and organizations that “excel at making their employees feel happy, inspired, and well-compensated,” according to its 2017 ranking site. They formed and divided the roster into two categories: large ones with more than 5,000 employees, and midsize with between 1,000 and 5,000 workers. On the distinctive list of American’s Best Midsize Employers, Kent State ranks 170 out of 301. The list includes 35 e...
Ford Next Generation Learning community supports College and Career Academy for Akron students Kent State University is offering special expertise and resources to high school students attending Akron Public Schools to include immersive opportunities with the university’s fashion, arts and architecture programs. The announcement was made May 16 as Akron Public Schools was named a Ford Next Generation Learning (NGL) community in a ceremony at the National Inventors Hall of Fame STEM Middle School in downtown Akron. The ceremony also focused on a newly created academy and partnership betwe...
Kent State University at Tuscarawas is announcing the signing of an Athens High School graduating senior to their wrestling team. On May 12, Holden Macy signed a Letter of Intent to wrestle for the Kent State Tuscarawas Golden Eagles Wrestling Team. Macy was a four-year letter winner for the Bulldogs wrestling team. He was also an Ohio High School Athletic Association State Wrestling Tournament qualifier this year, while compiling a 45-5 record and pinning 35 of his opponents during his final season on the mat for Athens High School. Macy is a three-time Tri Valley League (TVL) Champi...
Kent State University at East Liverpool held its annual nursing pinning ceremony May 10, during which 45 students were recognized for receiving degrees through the associate degree in nursing (ADN) program. Linda Warino, executive director of the Ohio Nurses Association, District 3, presented the ONA District 3 Lori Grenich Student Nurse Award to Ryan Greier, recognizing excellence in clinical nursing and professional awareness. Ashley Chisom received the East Liverpool ADN Nursing Professionalism award, as well as the ADN academic award. Colleen Herbert received the ADN service award. The ...
Kent State University at East Liverpool recognized the academic achievements of several students during its annual Wall of Fame and Honors Banquet, as well as the support from community members. The late Brett Hartenbach received the Lifetime Achievement Award, based on his professional career, community service and support of Kent State East Liverpool. Hartenbach studied journalism at Kent State East Liverpool and later became an accomplished writer, musician, song writer and performer who took the stage at venues around the world. The late Adam Steel received the Friend of the Campus Award...
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May 13: Dr. C. Lockwood Reynolds is an associate professor of economics in the College of Business Administration at Kent State. Dr. Reynolds’ research is in the area of empirical economics, where he attempts to distinguish between correlational and causal factors on topics ranging from local tax policy to college access and affordability. The effects of location-based tax policies on the distribution of household income The Effect of Housing Wealth on College Choice Where to attend? Estimating the effects of beginning college at a two-year institu...