Accounting
A two-year associate degree in accounting from the Tusarawas Campus gets you started in your career
Since 2020, the Kent State College of Public Health (CPH) has been certified by the Ohio Board of Nursing as a site for students to complete the coursework necessary to apply as a Certified Community Health Worker (C-CHW). Program participants can be community members or current Kent State undergraduate students. Either way, the completion of the coursework can apply toward an undergraduate degree in public health, as its curriculum is designed as for-credit college coursework. CPH Dean Sonia Alemagno, Ph.D., had a vision for the CHW training program that would allow students to receive ...
Business Management
A two-year associate degree from the Tuscarawas Campus in business management gets you started on your career.
Business Management
A two-year associate degree from the Geauga Campus and Twinsburg Academic Center in business management gets you started on your career.
Business Management
A two-year associate degree from the C0lumbiana County campuses in business management gets you started on your career.
Accounting
A two-year associate degree from the East Liverpool Campus in accounting gets you started on your career.
ºÚÁÏÍø will be closed from Dec. 24, 2024, through Jan. 1, 2025. University offices will reopen on Jan. 2, 2025. Spring classes begin on Jan. 13, 2025. To see a list of state-designated holidays and dates when the university is closed, please visit Kent State’s Academic Calendar. ...
In a remarkable demonstration of innovation and environmental consciousness, three College of Aeronautics and Engineering students have claimed second place in the prestigious 2023-2024 Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) University Design Competition. Their groundbreaking project, "A Microalgae Photobioreactor for Improving Air Quality Around Airports," showcases the intersection of aviation and environmental sustainability while embodying the College of Aeronautics and Engineering's motto to "Dare Mighty Things." Team leader Cassidy Farnsworth, along with team members Madeline G...
Two ºÚÁÏÍø graduates who recently earned their Master of Public Health degrees spent the past two years as researchers on the first-of-its-kind Greater Cleveland LGBTQ+ Community Needs Assessment. Tyler Stimpert and Jehlani White played an integral role in conducting the study, led by the College of Public Health in collaboration with more than 120 local organizations and nonprofits. The pair served as graduate assistants under the study’s leader, Andrew M. Snyder, research fellow at the Center for Community Solutions and adjunct faculty in public health.In addition, both ...