Kent State Hosts Aviation Camp for Female High School Students, July 18-20
Female high school students and their mothers will participate in a special overnight aviation camp at Kent State.
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Through a unique arrangement between Kent State University and the Enterprise Architecture Center of Excellence (EACOE), undergraduate students can now earn certification as Enterprise Architects.
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Events
- Porthouse Theatre Summer Continues 2013 Season With Working, July 4-20
- Dr. Harald Blomberg to Hold Rhythmic Movement Training Symposium at Kent State University
- Kent State’s Piano Institute Presents Its Eighth Annual Gala Concert and Series of Performances
- Joela Jones and Richard Weiss perform in Kent/Blossom Music Festival Faculty Concert, July 17
Kent State Psychology Professor Wins Outstanding Research and Scholar Award
Unlike students who try to master copious material the night before an exam — only to forget about half of it the next semester, Katherine Rawson, Ph.D., associate professor in Kent State University’s Department of Psychology, will not soon forget earning Kent State’s Outstanding Research and Scholar Award.
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Kent State Researchers Map Towns Hit by Tornadoes
Using off-the-shelf GPS and video equipment, Andrew Curtis, director of the Kent State Geographic Information Systems Health and Hazards lab, and his team of graduate and doctoral students have spent the past few years mapping the damage and recovery efforts in towns hit by powerful tornadoes.
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Ohio Small Business Development Center at Kent State Tuscarawas Receives Award
The Ohio Small Business Development Center at Kent State University at Tuscarawas was honored with the Small Business Administration’s 2013 Small Business Development Center Excellence and Innovation Award on June 17.
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Kent State Professor and Student Travel to Tornado-Stricken Moore, Okla., to Survey Damage
Not even 10 days after the devastating tornadoes hit Moore, Okla., Kent State University Associate Professor of Geography Andrew Curtis and student Spencer Baker traveled to Moore to survey the damages.
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