WKSU-FM staffers were recently recognized with five finalist spots in the large market division in the annual contest conducted by the Ohio Associated Press Broadcasters organization.
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President Lester A. Lefton notes that each year the Symposium on Democracy explores a “critical question for our democratic society,” in the hope that “democracy can lead to a more peaceful world.” This year’s symposium, to be held May 4-5, “Re-membering: Framing, Embracing, Revising History,” examines how a society remembers and writes or "frames" its history — as the symposium graphic suggests.
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At the April 13 Faculty Senate meeting, College and Graduate School of Education, Health and Human Services Dean Daniel Mahony submitted a proposal to restructure the college and graduate school into four schools from the current three departments and three schools.
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The newly created Office of Experiential Education and Civic Engagement is the central institutional unit developed to provide the resources, guidance and supports required to advance academic excellence in student learning.
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Mobile Mammogram Unit Coming to Kent Campus in May
Celebration of Diversity Tickets Still Available for May 1 Event
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Week of April 20, 2009
"The benefits of experiential education extend to all Kent State University members who participate in experiential education, as well as to the external community."
Dr. Tina L. Kandakai, on the new Office of Experiential Education and Civic Engagement
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