2007 Multimedia Archive
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- Yuletide Feaste Remains a Favorite Kent State Tradition (Windows Media Player)Dec. 10, 2007 The Old English Yuletide Feaste has become a favorite annual event since its first production in 1972. The pageantry and history of Queen Elizabeth I's court is brought to life each year by the Kent State University Chorale. In this week's video, C.M. Shearer, director of choral studies, discusses the 35-year-history of the event and the one-of-a-kind way it kicks off the holiday season here at Kent State.
- QuickTime Movie - Yuletide Feaste Remains a Favorite Kent State TraditionQuickTime Version
- Aeronautics Program Soars With New Accreditation (Windows Media Player)Dec. 3, 2007 Kent State recently earned accreditation from the Federal Aviation Administration to offer the Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative program. In this week’s video, Dr. I. Richmond Nettey, associate dean in the College of Technology and senior academic program director of aeronautics, discusses the significance of being the only university in Ohio and one of only 23 nationwide to offer a degree program in air traffic control.
- QuickTime Movie - Aeronautics Program Soars With New AccreditationQuickTime Version
- United Way Is Doing What Matters (Windows Media Player)Nov. 26, 2007 The United Way of Portage County funds 39 partner programs and 13 local social service agencies. This year, with many shelters full and pantries at minimums, the need for donations has never been greater. In this week’s video, James L. Gaudino, dean of the College of Communication and Information and chairperson of Kent State’s 2007 United Way Campaign, discusses the significance of the program and the ways that members of the university community can make a difference through their support.
- QuickTime Movie - United Way Is Doing What MattersQuickTime Version
- First Glass Artist in Residence Program a Huge Success (Windows Media Player)Nov. 12, 2007 Internationally renowned glass artist Nick Mount kicked off Kent State's Glass Artist in Residence program Oct. 15-26. During his stay, Mount worked with students and gave demonstrations. In this week's video, Sean Mercer, director of the program, and Mount discuss glass art and the ways the new residency program will benefit Kent State students and bring exposure to the department.
- QuickTime Movie - First Glass Artist in Residence Program a Huge SuccessQuickTime Version
- New Facility Takes Golf Program to Higher Level (Windows Media Player)Nov. 5, 2007 The new Kent State Golf Teaching and Learning Facility includes a 350-yard golf practice range, 10,000-square-foot putting green and a 2,500-square-foot practice green with sand trap and chipping areas. This video features Herb Page, director of golf, who discusses how the new facility will help in the recruitment and preparation of athletes.
- QuickTime Movie - New Facility Takes Golf Program to Higher LevelQuickTime Version
- Excellence in Action at Kent State University (Windows Media Player)Oct. 22, 2007 With news anchor Connie Dieken as your guide, tour the university and check out excellence in action at Kent State. This video highlights the internationally renowned professors, stellar academics, top-notch athletics and world-class facilities Kent State offers its students and the community.
- QuickTime Movie - Excellence in Action at Kent State UniversityQuickTime Version
- Student Opportunities, Responsibilities and Success (Windows Media Player)Oct. 15, 2007 By getting involved in the activities offered at Kent State—from volunteering and recreation to self-enrichment and career development—students have numerous opportunities to achieve success before and after they graduate. In this week’s video, Harold "Pete" Goldsmith, vice president for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs, and Greg Jarvie, associate vice president for student affairs and dean of students, outline student opportunities and responsibilities at Kent State.
- QuickTime Movie - Student Opportunities, Responsibilities and SuccessQuickTime Version
- Celebrate Homecoming Weekend Oct. 6 (Windows Media Player)Oct. 1, 2007 Between alumni activities, Bowman Cup 5K, Homecoming Extravaganza, fall sports and Tailgate Alley, Homecoming weekend is full of things to do and people to see. Lori Randorf, executive director of alumni relations, and Doug Martin, head coach of Kent State football, highlight some of the events Homecoming Weekend has to offer.
- QuickTime Movie - Celebrate Homecoming Weekend Oct. 6QuickTime Version
- Fire Safety Month Kicks Off at Kent State (Windows Media Player)Sept. 24, 2007 Kent State kicked off National Fire Safety Month with training and fire-safety awareness programs for students, a mock student-room "burn" and smoke trailer demonstrations. Greg Jarvie, dean of students, the Ohio Fire Safety Coalition and Campus Firewatch discuss Fire Safety Month and how we can be prepare for fires.
- QuickTime Movie - Fire Safety Month Kicks Off at Kent StateQuickTime Version
- A Trip to the Draime Garden (Windows Media Player)Sept. 17, 2007 The Draime Estate Legacy Garden is a “living laboratory” where Kent State students complete horticulture technology internships and gain a competitive edge. Check out scenes from the gardens and details about Kent State’s horticulture technology program, as well as interviews with owner Cecile M. Draime, ’58, and Facility Director Paul J. Pfeifer.
- QuickTime Movie - A Trip to the Draime GardenQuickTime Version
- Meet the Provost (Windows Media Player)Sept. 10, 2007 Last spring, Robert G. Frank was named the senior vice president for academic affairs and provost at Kent State and in summer 2007, he began his tenure at the university. Learn more about Frank, who comes to Kent State from the University of Florida, and listen to him discuss Kent State’s academic future in this week’s video.
- QuickTime Movie - Meet the ProvostQuickTime Version
- Gov. Strickland Visits Kent State (Windows Media Player)Sept. 3, 2007 During his visit to Kent State on Aug. 30, Ohio Governor Ted Strickland discussed budget accomplishments, initiatives for higher education in Ohio and the new University System of Ohio.
- QuickTime Movie - Gov. Strickland Visits Kent StateQuickTime Version
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