Career Fair:
This event is open to all Kent University students and alumni of all Kent campuses seeking:
• Full-time, part-time, co-op, and internship opportunities
• Industry information
• Career advice
• Networking contacts
• Exploring organizations and opportunities
Have questions about living on a college campus? You've come to the right place. Learn more about the rising college town of Kent and what it's like to live on campus!
Stay on track with key dates and an organized schedule, ensuring you make the most of your time during our jam-packed summer seminar.
Our experienced faculty and dedicated staff are here to guide and support students throughout the summer seminar, fostering a rich learning environment.
Welcome to Flash Focus! In this series, we introduce you to fascinating student Flashes from all walks of life. Meet Addison Sharrow and Essence Holloway, the cheer team co-captains. Sharrow is a senior health and physical education major from Catawissa, Pennsylvania. Holloway is a senior sports medicine major from Columbus, Ohio. Both captains have fitting majors for being student-athletes.“Health and physical education is a perfect fit for me,” Sharrow told Kent State Today. “I love working with kids, and I can stay active and make an impact on the generations...
Founded as a response to the events of May 4, the School of Peace and Conflict Studies is dedicated to the study of peace, conflict resolution, and civic engagement.
Liberation Learners connects the activism of the past with the leadership of the future, inspiring students to carry forward the principles of civic duty.
Through hands-on civic engagement projects and transformative discussions, students develop the confidence and tools needed to excel in college and beyond.
Each student who completes the summer seminar will receive a college letter of recommendation from their professor and assistance with college applications and planning for the future.
Welcome back, Golden Flashes!Last year's first-year students returned to continue their education at a rate not seen since 2015 as boasted an outstanding 82% retention rate. In addition, the university welcomed its largest freshman class to the Kent Campus since before the pandemic. Overall, the Kent Campus enrolled more students, and the university's Regional Campus system enrolled 5,718 degree-seeking students, solidifying the university's long-standing position as Northeast Ohio's premier institution for higher learning.The Class of 2028 arrived on the Kent Campus...
