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About Tutoring
We help:
- Any Student
- Any Level
- Any Discipline
- Any Writing Project
- Any Stage of the Writing Process: prewriting, drafting, revision, documentation (APA, MLA, etc.), and editing (finding later-order-concern errors).
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School of Art
Kent State University’s School of Art Collection and Galleries will open its fall season with two exhibitions in galleries on the Kent Campus and in downtown Kent, Ohio.“Best of 2026,” a juried exhibition showcasing contemporary fine craft by 69 artists, opens Aug. 25 in the CVA, Payto and Crawford galleries in the Center for the Visual Arts, 325 Terrace Drive. One week later, “The Good, The Bad, and The Rest of Us,” a solo exhibition by artist Eileen Woods, opens Sept. 1 at the KSU Downtown Gallery, 141 E. Main St.Both exhibitions are free and open to the public.“Best of 2026”Aug.&n...
College of Sciences and Humanities
Sheila JohnsonWe are so pleased that Sheila Johnson joined us back in May as Administrative Clerk of the Department’s Psychological Clinic. Sheila is herself a former Flash, and previously worked in KSU’s Division of People, Culture, and Belonging. Sheila feels like Kent State offers “endless opportunities,” including the chance to further her own education. She appreciates the Clinic environment, particularly working with Clinic Director, Dr. Alanna Updegraff and all the graduate students in training. She was particularly excited to join our Psychological Clinic because she is “a people...
College of Sciences and Humanities
This past May we held our annual departmental “picnic.” Gray skies made it an indoor/outdoor event this year, but fortunately the rain stayed away and lots of fun was had. This year’s proud Cornhole Champions were graduate student Megan Korhummel and her partner Brandon Miller (pictured below). This tradition has quickly become a favorite way for faculty, staff, and grad students to gather together to celebrate the end of the academic year and welcome the summer. ...
