Discover the Medical Laboratory Science program at Kent State University. This is a specialized program that allows students to combine three years of study at Kent State with 12 months of professional training at an approved hospital. Medical laboratory scientists are trained to perform complex chemical, microscopic and microbiological procedures. Meet with the program and clinical directors as well as current students. With a 100% successful career placement, find out if Medical Laboratory Science at Kent State University is the career path for you!
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Every day at Kent State, a student walks into a laboratory for the first time. A faculty member partners with a local school district to solve a community challenge. A researcher collaborates with NASA, healthcare providers or manufacturers to answer questions that matter beyond campus. Those moments may happen quietly, but they tell the story of what it means to be one of the nation's leading research universities. Kent State researchers are solving today's challenges while preparing tomorrow's innovators. Our research program has evolved from a strong regional presence to one of th...
Preparing Athletes for Their Next Move
The Cleveland Museum of Natural History and Kent State University’s School of Fashion will bring science and style to the runway on Friday, Oct. 2, with Fashion & Feather: The Show, a student fashion show and cocktail party celebrating the culmination of the Museum’s Fashion & Feather exhibition.Taking place from 7:30-9:30 p.m., the evening will feature more than 40 original pieces created by Kent State fashion students, who drew inspiration from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History’s ornithology collection. Following the runway show, guests will be invited to enjoy cocktails and ex...
Bridging Communication and Care at Cleveland Clinic
Kent State's Dinner with Friends returned Thursday, Sept. 24, in the Schwebel Room of the Kent Student Center. Students, faculty and staff shared a meal and talked about issues that matter to the campus community, often with people they would never otherwise meet.Organized by the Center for Student Involvement, the dinner was the first of multiple sessions planned for the academic year. Craig Berger, associate director for civic and community engagement in the Center for Student Involvement, said the program grew out of a simple worry."Dinner with Friends really started to combat the lone...