Join us for the Sales Career Fair on Tuesday, September 29 from 1:00 – 3:00 pm in Crawford Hall Donald S. and Johnna F. Grant Atrium (2nd floor). This recruiting & networking event is focused sales & marketing students from the Ambassador Crawford College of Business & Entrepreneurship seeking internship and full-time positions from various industries.
Join us for the All Business Majors Career Fair on Wednesday, September 23 from 1:00 – 3:00 pm in Crawford Hall Donald S. and Johnna F. Grant Atrium (2nd floor). This recruiting & networking event is focused on undergraduate and graduate students from the Ambassador Crawford College of Business & Entrepreneurship seeking internship and full-time positions.
Instructor Information
The Writing Center at the Columbiana Campuses offers a variety of outreach services for all instructors in all disciplines.
We can visit your class remotely to help your students with any part of the writing process. Or, we will gladly arrange a remote tour of the writing center for your students.
For more information, please email Maegan Richards (mrichar4@kent.edu)
Practicum in Sport Performance Application for Approval Form
This is the student form to request registration in SEPP 45092: Practicum in Sport Performance.
Through sculpture and research-driven practice, Cristin Millett investigates the cultural histories and future imaginaries of the body, with a focus on emerging reproductive technologies and medical systems.
Artist Jazzmen Lee-Johnson will lead a conversational walkthrough exploring how she challenges historical narratives and the status quo through sampling, remixing and hip-hop praxis. Her interdisciplinary practice spans printmaking, music, research and film.
A3TH3RiUM explores sulo bee’s process-driven experimentation, creature making and material exploration as tools for building an alternate realm called $P4RKL3_FiLTH_CL0UD_NiN3.
Lecture will provide personal narratives on how community connects creatives, and creatives connect communities. Artists are (by nature) reliant on community. Nate’s story pulls at these threads, exposing the gaps and showing how artists and communities are trying to fill them.