Athletic Training Professor Kimberly Peer, Ed.D., who also serves as the coordinator for the Ed.D. in Interprofessional Leadership program, is featured in the March issue of "Online Ed.D. Programs.com."Peer said that the learning outcomes for Kent State's Ed.D. program focus on producing practitioners and encourages an interprofessional collaborative approach. She further explained that the core curriculum is "designed specifically for students to approach the course concepts and coursework through their own unique lens, which helps them build a deep understanding of how problems within ...
Prison Education
By enabling incarcerated individuals to engage in high-quality academic pursuits, we strengthen pathways towards rehabilitation, change, and hope. The Prison Education Program at Kent State offers courses to inmates while also serving as a re-entry hub for formerly incarcerated individuals.
Summer Sessions
Maximize your summer breaks through our Summer Sessions! Current Kent State students and students from other universities can stay on track, get ahead in coursework or further their personal interests
Classes for Experienced Learners (Age 60+)
Learning knows no age. Our programs for experienced learners are tailored to individuals aged 60 and above, providing opportunities to engage with peers, gain new knowledge and explore new interests.
David Hogg has turned tragedy into activism. He survived the shooting that took place on Feb. 14, 2018, at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, where 17 people died. Following the shooting, he and his high school classmates began March for Our Lives, a youth-led movement whose mission includes civic engagement, education and direct action by youth to stop gun violence. March for Our Lives organized one of the largest demonstrations in the U.S. five weeks after the school shooting.Hogg brought his message of activism and voter participation to Kent State University with hi...