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The final piece of this four-part series details how Student Affairs provides departments with guidance to plan effectively and leverage resources.
This summer, five students will complete the Addictions Counseling Certificate Program on the Trumbull Campus by engaging in real-world experiences.
WKSU 89.7 recently received two Regional Murrow Awards from the Radio Television Digital News Association in the categories of News Series and Excellence in Video.
Learn how you can slow declines in memory loss and lower the risk of developing cognitive diseases like Alzheimer’s or other dementias.
Student resources within the Equity, Identity and Success pillar are rich and provide many ways to get involved and stay connected during their college experience.
Nursing professionals may wonder if the rewards of good pay, steady work, opportunities for advancement, and service to others is worth the risk during a pandemic.
Stark Campus employees Mary Shank and Rob Kairis were named Kent State University staff member and administrator of the year.