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Alumna Making a Difference through Tracing COVID-19 Community Spread

����ɬ���� Alumna Priya Midha, M.S. ‘20,  is making a difference in Northeast Ohio, working to track COVID-19 to stop community spread and was recently featured in Akron Life Magazine.

Peer-Based Academic Coaching Keeps Students On Track

Students struggling academically or with time management skills will have an additional, powerful resource in the form of a fellow student to coach them to success. The Academic Success Center’s Peer Academic Coaching Program at ����ɬ���� is now available for all students. 

����ɬ���� and City of Kent Co-sponsor COVID-19 Testing

As part of ����ɬ����’s ongoing strategy to help stop the spread of COVID-19, ����ɬ���� has partnered with the city of Kent to bring the Ohio Department of Health’s Pandemic Testing Team to campus from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15 for an open testing event

Izzy Stewart: Getting out the College Vote in 2020

At just 19 years old, ����ɬ���� sophomore Izzy Stewart has inspired hundreds of fellow students to exercise their right to vote. The public relations major has been inspired by those who have come before her here and is taking steps to create political change.

Neuroscience Symposium Celebrates Brain Health Research at ����ɬ����, NEOMED and Cleveland Clinic

The 8th Annual Symposium of Neuroscience at ����ɬ����: A Celebration of Brain Health Research successfully showcased t

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Pamela Fitzgerald

Director, Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action and ADA/504 Coordinator
Division of Human Resources
Kent Campus

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����ɬ���� Waives Application Fees for the Month of November

In an effort to ensure student access and success, ����ɬ���� is waiving application fees for those who apply to the university in the month of November. 

Alumnus ‘Flipped Turned Upside Down’ With the Fresh Prince

Fashion in the 90s was dominated by simple styles, but full of patterns and colors. And you can see and buy those styles mixed with contemporary flair today thanks to ����ɬ���� alumnus, Adam Forrester, who recently designed pieces for the “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’s” 30th-anniversary collection.

‘Huh, what?’ Exploring Auditory Development in Teens and Young Adults

Julia Huyck, Ph.D., assistant professor in the School of Health Sciences at ����ɬ����, was granted $431,000 over three years by the National Institute of Health (NIH) to delve into the unknown science concerning adolescent hearing and cognitive development.

Golden Flashes Down Eastern Michigan in Football Opener

����ɬ���� defeated Eastern Michigan 27-23 Wednesday at Dix Stadium in the season opener for both teams. 

Aeronautics Student Set to Soar

Christian Cunningham, senior aeronautical studies major at ����ɬ����, has been doubted. Some said he would never become a pilot. But Cunningham is already proving them wrong. Graduation is on the horizon, and he and his internship were recently featured on CNN.

The Outcome of Perpetually Doing Good

In times of uncertainty and hardship, you can stand back and wait for it to pass or get involved. During the pandemic, people in the town of Kent and the ����ɬ���� community wanted to make a difference. Two ����ɬ���� students became the catalysts that sparked a 10-week project of doing good.