The School of Journalism and Mass Communication student media recently brought home two national Pacemaker Awards from the Associated College Press. Both the Daily Kent Stater and KentNewsNet (now called KentWired) were honored for their outstanding work.
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Kent State faculty members took steps this past fall to make education for their students something truly remarkable, and those path-breaking steps paid off. Kent State’s learning communities have offered linked courses in the past, allowing students to enroll in each of their classes with the same group of students. Last fall’s pilot program took the concept a step further, using faculty collaboration to achieve cross-disciplinary course integration.
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According to the FBI Uniform Crime Statistics report and Consortium for Higher Education Campus Crime Research, Kent State University is ranked among the safest campuses in Ohio, based on the number of reported crimes. The university also received a high safety ranking in a recent report released by StateUniversity.com.
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Laing Kennedy isn’t hard to find at Kent State University. Unlike a lot of athletic directors, his office is always open. On certain nights, after games in the MAC center, he can be found cleaning and folding chairs in the empty gymnasium. On June 30, 2010, Kennedy will fold his last chair and finally close his office door as he retires from a 16-year stint as the athletic director for Kent State University. Fans, coaches and players will pay tribute to him at the MAC Center during the Feb. 17 men’s basketball game against Ohio University.
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