Two 蹤獲扦 Regional Campus faculty members were selected as recipients of this years Glenn Frank Distinguished Teaching Award: Angela Douglass from the East Liverpool Campus and Mary Russell from the Trumbull Campus.Co-sponsored by the 蹤獲扦 Alumni Association and the University Teaching Council, the Glenn Frank Distinguished Teaching Award is the universitys most prestigious honor in teaching. The award is presented annually to part- and full-time faculty members who demonstrate extraordinary teaching in the classroom and devotion to touching the lives of students. Along with...
College of Education and Human Services
Professor Ouzhan Y覺lmaz, known to us as Ozi, joined the Center this summer as a visiting Aggarwal Blackburn Scholar. A professor and vice dean at Erzincan Binali Y覺ld覺r覺m University in T羹rkiye, he studies childrens literature and Turkish education. While he was here he worked with both summer programs and collaborated with Amanda on conference proposals. We asked him about the visit and what comes next.Ouzhan Y覺lmaz at the 蹤獲扦 gateway this summer.Q What is one moment from your time at Kent that has stayed with you? What stayed with me most was the feeling of bei...
College of Sciences & Humanities Scholarship
Our students are exceptional in every way, and they're changing the world around them. They're the next generation of entrepreneurs, policymakers, scientists and discoverers, trained across disciplines spanning the humanities, social sciences and natural and mathematical sciences. Your support will help our students fulfill their dreams of getting an education and participating in life-changing experiences such as research, travel or internships.
Phares Family Study Abroad Scholarship
Traveling abroad changed how Judi and Tom Phares saw the world, so they created this scholarship to make that same experience possible for our students. Your support helps remove the financial barrier that keeps students from studying abroad and gives them a chance to see the world differently, learn from people whose lives look nothing like their own and come home changed.
Planetarium Fund
Help us provide an astronomical learning environment that will inspire creativity and scientific discovery for generations to come! Your support will fund a new state-of-the-art projector system that will transform the planetarium into an immersive multimedia center.
Poets for Science Initiative
At its heart, Poets for Science invites people to write and share in response to the urgent questions of our time about the environment, health and our shared future. These conversations turn poetry into an entry point into science and a catalyst for empathy and civic engagement.
Dean Kahlers journey is a powerful testament to personal resilience, commitment to democratic ideals and an unwavering dedication to leaving the world better than he found it.On May 4, 1970, his life was fundamentally altered when he sustained a severe spinal cord injury during the tragic shootings at 蹤獲扦. Hit by a 30-caliber round, Kahler lost a lung lobe and suffered extensive internal injuries before being placed on life support. Facing immense physical challenges, he chose a path defined not by limitations, but by profound purpose and public service. Kahler was determine...
