GAV Summer Internship in Tokyo, Japan
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Membership to the Design Innovation (DI) Hub gives you access to one of the most advanced makerspaces in the region and the collaborative spirit of the Design Innovation Initiative at Kent State.
The Marty Erbaugh (i3) Lab
The i3 Lab houses student teams that ideate, innovate and incubate their ventures through an accelerator program led by LaunchNET with support from Design Innovation (DI).
LaunchNET
LaunchNET is staffed with experienced entrepreneurs who guide clients from idea to implementation, provide a sounding board for questions and concerns, and work with offices across campus to engage students in entrepreneurial thinking, innovative mindset, creative collaboration, and venture creation.
Kent State Regional Campuses extend their congratulations to the exceptional students who have been named to the President's List and Dean's List for Spring 2026. Their outstanding academic achievements demonstrate remarkable dedication, hard work and academic excellence.Those named to the President's List have attained the highest distinction by earning a 4.00 grade point average while enrolled in 15 or more letter-graded credit hours.Those named to the Dean's List have displayed outstanding scholastic performance, securing a grade point average of 3.40 or higher while enrolled in 12 or more ...
The President’s Award of Distinction honors Kent State staff members who demonstrate exceptional achievement, leadership and dedication in advancing the university’s core values and strategic priorities. Full‑time employees with at least three years of service were eligible for nomination, and this year nearly 200 nominations were submitted. President Todd Diacon recently announced the eight recipients for 2026, each receiving a $1,500 award. Among this year’s honorees is Stephanie Boyle, recognized for her outstanding contributions to both the Athletics Business Office and the Univ...
Collection Preservation
The museum’s current heating and cooling system must be upgraded to store and preserve the collection in a climate-controlled environment. The system replacement will ensure the historically and culturally significant items in the museum’s care maintain their integrity and survive long into the future.
(Expected cost: $4.5 million)