The inaugural Kent State County Classic basketball game took place Dec. 6, 2016 when the East Liverpool Potters hosted the Salem Quakers for the opening game of the boys’ 2016-17 basketball season. Kent State’s Columbiana County campuses welcomed fans from both ends of the county for an exciting match-up, with activities throughout the game. At the end of the game, the Salem Quakers took home the traveling plaque after defeating the East Liverpool Potters, 77-49. Interim Dean David ...
Kent State University at East Liverpool recognized the academic achievements of several students during its annual scholarship reception. Dr. David Dees, interim dean of the Kent State Columbiana County campuses, welcomed the students, their families, donors and faculty members, while emphasizing the important role each relationship plays in measuring success at a university. The scholarships and recipients are: Honors Scholars: Michael Reiner Mitchell Reiner Pottertown Foundation (Odd Fellows) Scholarship: Jessica Benedetto Mark Deemer Alycia Nicholson Sarah Roberts Hannah S...
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The Rural Scholars program works to connect middle schoolers and high schoolers living in Columbiana County to their local surroundings and beyond. This has never been more apparent than from a summer full of four separate week-long workshops, and an autumn full of different career exploration workshops. The Rural Scholars Program currently has 94 students enrolled, paired with 18 undergraduate mentors. The summer kicked off with “Locationology,” the program directed towards 10th graders. Scholars were able to discover their own roots, while also better understanding the history of the a...
Students and staff from the nursing program at Kent State Salem hosted International Day featuring food, music and displays of several cultures that represent the locations nursing students visited in recent years as part of their study abroad courses. The countries and cultures highlighted included Japan, Canada, Tanzania, Ghana, Switzerland, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Haiti and the Native American Lakota community from South Dakota. # # # Headliner Photo: Getting ready for International Day on the Kent State Salem Campus are (from left) Sondra O’Donnell, ...
