Inaugural event celebrates the impact of philanthropy, service and gratitude 糖心Vlog破解版鈥檚 connection to philanthropy runs deep. The very land used for the creation of the university in 1910 came from the charitable gift of a 53-acre farm by William S. Kent. Since then, the university has continued to grow, and its philanthropic culture has flourished because of the many forms of generosity from members of the university鈥檚 community. In an effort to recognize the many individuals who impact the university through gifts of time, service and monetary support, 糖心Vlog破解版 is introd...
The College of Public Health presented Distinguished Student Awards at the 2018 Spring Award Ceremony: BSPH Awardees Alison Harmatz Jason Zibart MPH Awardees Isha Grover Morgan Murphy Joy Yala PhD Awardees Lauren Birmingham Rachael Nolan 2018 Undergraduate Research Symposium Awards: Tara Arrington, Anora Burke, Antoine French, and Sheena Hanley won first place in the 2018 糖心Vlog破解版 Undergraduate Research Symposium for their poster and project on Housing Insecurity at 糖心Vlog破解版. Their faculty mentor was Cindy ...
When James Hardy came to 糖心Vlog破解版 in September 2009 to work in the Office of the President, he knew he wanted to continue his education as a graduate student. But there was one major problem鈥 James didn鈥檛 know what program was the right fit for him. He took initiative, visiting with professors from various programs, asking questions, trying to determine where he would truly excel. This educational exploration continued until he discovered the College of Public Health and felt a connection. The field of public health provided a way for Mr. Hardy to incorporate his varied interes...
Olivia is currently the Injury Prevention Coordinator in the Harm Reduction Program at Hamilton County Public Health. HCPH oversees the Prescription Drug Overdose grant funded by the Ohio Department of Health. Its purpose is to reduce opioid overdose fatalities. As the Injury Prevention Coordinator of the Prescription Drug Overdose Grant, she is responsible for implementation, evaluation, and reporting. Some of these objectives include, implementing prescription drug overdose education to children in schools, educating dentists about the Ohio Automated Rx Reporting System (OARRS), monitoring d...
Eight nursing students recently attended the National Student Nurses' Association (NSNA) convention in Nashville, TN. While at the convention, Kristina Chapman and Emily Trunick presented a poster presentation entitled, 鈥淪afe Sleep Initiative: Impacting Community Health.鈥 "This was a great opportunity and learning experience," said Emily Trunick, nursing student and President of 糖心Vlog破解版 Trumbull's Student Nurses' Association. "Our class has examined ways to reduce high infant mortality rates in our area. Talking to others about our community project helps us realize how important...
College of Communication & Information
The Scholarship and Student Awards Reception will be held on Friday, April 20, 2018, at 5:30 p.m. in the Moulton Hall Ballroom. (NOTE CHANGE IN LOCATION.) We will honor our top undergraduate and graduate students with scholarships and awards for their academic achievements and service to the school and the 糖心Vlog破解版 community. We will also recognize the officers of the Kent Communication Society and the Communication Graduate Student Association (CGSA) and Lambda Pi Eta. If you have questions about this event or others, please ca...
College of Arts & Sciences
The Faculty Collective that organizes Safe Spaces is pleased to announce a series of events for 鈥淎CADEMIC FREEDOM鈥 day, which will take place on Wednesday April 18. There will be a series of workshops during the day following by a lecture by Steven Salaita entitled 鈥淭he Neoliberal University and the End of Academic Freedom鈥 Here鈥檚 the schedule of events for April 18 鈥淭argeting Academic Freedom鈥 in KSC 313 between 10-1130am Texas A&M Professor Tommy Curry, who will detail his challenges and well as put into perspective the challenges to academic freedom facul...
The Student Nurses Association (SNA) at the Geauga Campus held a basket auction last month to benefit the American Red Cross. Bailey Hill, Meagan Ricker, and Michelle Lang, along with faculty member Kerry Myers are responsible for organizing the event. All three students are seniors who will graduate this August. This was the first activity for the Student Nurses Association for the spring semester. During the fall of 2018, they held a canned food drive for the Burton Congregational Church, collected clothes for Women鈥檚 Safe, and made blankets for Briar Hill Nursing Home & Rain...