This award is directed to Neuroscience majors who have or are engaging in neuroscience research. The awardees will be selected from a pool of applicants who fulfil the following prerequisites: 1) Neuroscience major with a junior or senior status, 3.0 GPA, a self-nominating student research statement (400 words) and a letter of support (no more than 500 words) from their supervisory Faculty.The Neuroscience curricular undergraduate committee and one graduate of the Neuroscience major, will select the best three applicants. Each will receive a $250 scholarship. Awardees will give a 10 min presen...
The center and department provide various research/scholarship opportunities for students enrolled in different programs.
The Cybersecurity concentration prepares students to meet the security needs of industry and government through coursework that provides a thorough understanding of security, privacy, and cryptographic techniques and protocols used in computing and communication.
The Computer Security concentration exposes students to a wide range of topics on the security of computer systems.
Students will be required to complete two applications:
an internal Kent State education abroad application,
and the GAV program application.
These quick steps will help walk you through the process.
The student can work with the faculty members to conduct researches on a variety of cybersecurity topics.
The center and the department offer a full range of programs on cybersecurity, from undergraduate (B.S.) to graduate (M.S. and Ph.D.).
I’m Anna Anello, I’m a double major in neuroscience and computer science with a minor in psychology and I’ll graduate in fall 2024.
About Annual Performance Reporting
The Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) works with the Ohio Department of Education and higher education institutions to collect data on a number of metrics. Kent State University’s 2016 institution report is below. Reports by major and additional information on the 2016 Ohio Educator Performance Reports is available through the ODHE website.
About Annual Performance Reporting
The Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE) works with the Ohio Department of Education and higher education institutions to collect data on a number of metrics. Kent State University’s 2017 reports are below. Additional information on the 2017 Ohio Educator Performance Reports is available through the ODHE website.
