Credits for IBEN Certifications
You may register for these credits after successful completion of an IBEN Certification for one of the following IBEN roles (meaning that you have been confirmed for a new IBEN role in the past 12 months):
You may register for these credits after successful completion of an IBEN Certification for one of the following IBEN roles (meaning that you have been confirmed for a new IBEN role in the past 12 months):
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September 3, 2025
NOTE: To be eligible for these credits you must have successfully completed the training for examiners as successfully marked during this examination session. The deadline to apply for Fall 2025 credits is October 1, 2025, and payment must be made before October 4, 2025.
For eligibility questions or questions about IBEN programs, please contact IBEN@ibo.org. For graduate credit enrollment, assignment, or transcript questions, please contact pd@kent.edu.
Designing With Purpose: A Fashion Journey Shaped by Creativity, Confidence, and Community For as long as Morgan McDermott can remember, fashion has been more than clothing, it has been a daily ritual of self-expression. “Everyone in the world wakes up and chooses what to wear,” she says. “I love that fashion is a universal choice, and I want something I made to be someone’s choice.” That simple but powerful idea sparked a lifelong passion that has guided this Honors College student from childhood creativity to a flourishing future in fashion design. Finding the Right Fit ...
This year, members of the Kent State University community came together to support more than 50 funds, demonstrating how donors can fuel progress in the areas that matter most to them. From Nov. 1 through Giving Tuesday (Dec. 2), the 2025 campaign raised more than $4.5 million for causes ranging from food sustainability and the environment to athletics and basic needs to education. The total raised included $2.87 million from legacy gifts and endowments, $150,000 from the Kent State University Foundation matching gifts and $1.56 million from outright gifts and matches.Throughout November, alum...
The International Cook-Off, an event hosted by Kent State University’s Office of Global Education and International Student and Scholar Services, is beloved by many international and domestic students. A world of sounds, scents and flavors was on display to delight the attendees.This year's event was held in the Kent Student Center Ballroom on Nov. 20, where cook-off finalists represented seven countries: Brazil, Egypt, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Vietnam. Each country-based team made an entrée and either a dessert, a beverage, or a side dish. Students, staff, faculty a...
The Kent State University Museum recently partnered with Kent State University’s School of Art to bring the world of luxury design directly to students in the jewelry/metals/enameling (JME) program. As part of the museum’s “Sparkle: The Style and Jewelry of Aileen Mehle” exhibition, students explored the artistry and heritage of the renowned American jewelry house David Webb through a special lecture and hands-on design assignment.On Wednesday, October 29, the museum welcomed Levi Higgs, head of archives & brand heritage at David Webb Jewelry in New York City, for a conversation with Profe...