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At the ������ Board of Trustees meeting held today (Sept. 30, 2016), the Board approved the planning and execution of a major comprehensive campaign. This campaign will be the largest in the history of ������, with its goals and priorities to be developed and pursued in collaboration with senior leadership, the university community and the ������ Foundation.   ������ has embarked on an ambitious agenda for the future, as expressed in A Strategic Roadmap to a Distinctive ������ approved by the Board in December 2015. The plan through the year 20...

On Monday, Oct. 3, "Ottoman Ties: European Art Music from Former Ottoman Lands and Viennese Ottoman Representations" will be performed by Katherine Meizel (Bowling Green State University), Eve McPherson (������ at Trumbull), and Ralitsa Georgieva-Smith (Cleveland Institute of Music). The concert of classical vocal and piano features music by composers from Bulgaria, Turkey, and Sephardic communities, as well as Ottoman-inspired music by Mozart. The performance is FREE and open to the public. No registration is required. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the performance begin at 7:3...

The New York Times features CAED’s new building by Weiss/Manfredi & Richard L. Bowen and Associates as one of a few from around the world to be featured in the Fall Preview article! We are in extraordinary company. Stay tuned - more press about the building and ������’s commitment to design to come. Read the NYT article here ...

The Department of Psychological Sciences at ������ invites applications for a tenure track position for the 2017-2018 academic year.  The position is open rank.  We seek an excellent scholar in any of the following fields:  Adult Clinical, Behavioral Neuroscience, or Clinical Health.   Candidates who fit with our focus on enhancing interdisciplinary and translational approaches to the study of mental and physical health are preferred. We welcome applicants who approach these problems from any level of analysis (e.g., from animal models to clinical interv...

������ Salem's City Center received the 2016 Sunflower Award from the Salem Beautification Committee through the Salem Chamber of Commerce for the third consecutive year. The award is given based on the upkeep of the building, including clean windows, neatly maintained entryways and sidewalks, as well as an aesthetically-pleasing facade. The City Center building is the former Salem High School and has been part of the city’s history for almost 100 years. It not only houses classrooms and a computer lab for ������ students, but it also accommodates the Salem City Health Department, the...

The fourth annual Water and Land Symposium at ������ will be held Oct. 5-6 at the ������ Hotel and Conference Center in downtown Kent, Ohio. This year, the symposium is co-sponsored by ������’s College of Arts and Sciences and the Cleveland Water Alliance. The event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. The theme of this year’s symposium is “Sustainability and Resilience on the Land-Water Continuum” and will feature keynote speaker Cynthia Barnett on Oct. 5 at 7 p.m. Barnett is an environmental journalist and author of “Mirage,” “Blue ...

The ������ community mourns the loss of former university president Brage Golding, Ph.D. Golding was appointed ������’s eighth president in 1977 and served in that role until his retirement in 1982. Golding was born in 1920 in Chicago, Illinois. He earned his Bachelor of Arts and doctorate in chemical engineering. He also served in the military during World War II. Prior serving as ������’s president, Golding became the first president of then new Wright State University in 1966 and the fifth president of San Diego State University in 1972. “On behalf of the Kent Stat...