College of Communication & Information
According to the “State of AI in Education” report (Quizlet, 2023), 62 percent of teachers and students in the United States have used artificial intelligence (AI). At Kent State University, Associate Professor David Foster has been immersing himself in research related to AI, seeking ways to empower students to integrate AI into various aspects of life. Foster, who teaches Visual Storytelling, Photojournalism and Digital Video Editing in the School of Media and Journalism, was initially drawn to AI because of its burgeoning influence in artistic fields. After observing a growing trend am...
College of Communication & Information
Kent State University journalism alumnae Erin Simonek, ‘20, and Madison Tromler, ‘20, are making waves as anchors and reporters at WFMJ-TV in Youngstown, Ohio. Graduating amidst the challenges of COVID-19, they joined the station the same year, seamlessly transitioning into their roles, first as multimedia journalists. Within a week on the job, they were on the airwaves, and within a year, they earned promotion to the station’s evening anchors.“We didn't need any in-depth training (at the station),” said Simonek. “They were almost surprised at how much we knew coming out of college and how wel...
College of Communication & Information
Tara L. Conley, an interdisciplinary scholar and media maker, brings an innovative teaching approach to her role as Assistant Professor at Kent State University, seamlessly integrating her previous and ongoing projects and research into her classrooms. Since coming to Kent State in 2022, Conley has leveraged her real-world experiences to help students better understand the concepts in courses such as "Media, Power and Culture" and "Race, Gender, Class and Dis/ability in Media Industries," extending the learning beyond the classroom."The most powerful thing a teacher can do is model and sh...
Transcript Request - Official (Web Page)
Official transcripts can be requested through Parchment by current students, former students, or a 3rd party ordering ordering on behalf of a student. An electronic or paper transcript can be requested.
Current students only can access Parchment through FlashLine, then click on the Student category, Resources, and access Request Official Transcript in the Grades and Transcripts Section.
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Transcript Request - Current Student - Unofficial (FlashLine)
Only current students can view an unofficial version of their transcripts.
Log into FlashLine, then click on the Student category, Resources, and access View Unofficial Transcript in the Grades and Transcripts Section.
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Selective Service Registration Statement - Current Student (Dynamic Form)
All Ohio resident male students between the ages of 18 and 26, not registered with Selective Service, must file a Selective Service Registration Statement. If you have not already registered with Selective Service, you will be contacted regarding your non-compliant status. Failure to comply will result in the assessment of nonresident tuition fees to your account and the cancellation of all state based financial aid.
Retroactive Credit Application - Current Student (Dynamic Form)
Undergraduate students currently enrolled in a degree or certificate program who are placed into an advanced course through assessment or departmental review may earn retroactive credit for designated lower level course(s) in that subject. The advanced courses approved for earning retroactive credits are listed below. A $25.00 per credit hour fee is charged for processing and posting of the credit on the student's transcript.
View a list of current Retroactive Credit Courses.