Out of more than 80 applicants, Winthrop University selected Dan Mahony, the current Kent State dean of the College of Education, Health and Human Services, to be its president starting in July.After a...
With summer just around the corner, many students are searching for internships to get more experience in their job field, and Kent State offers many resources for those students looking for internships.Advisers...
With the changing relationship between the United States and Cuba, a Kent State professor believes improving interactions with the island nation could be educationally beneficial on both sides. “Our...
Three Kent State professors and a graduate student questioned if excessive cell phone use during leisure time benefits college students in a November 2014 study. Assistant professor Jian Li and associate...
A Kent State project to help professors find mobile apps they can use to teach students in the classroom is under way, thanks to a new grant.Kent State professors Karl Kosko and Richard Ferdig lead the...
The College of Education, Health and Human Services at Kent State will conduct its first Summer Experience for Emerging Diverse Scholars, or SEEDS, program June 16 to 18. This program aims to encourage...
John Heflin, former department chairman in the College of Education, Health, and Human Services, transitioned April 11, 2014. For many years, he taught at this institution and served with the utmost...
Kent State’s College of Education, Health and Human Services is sponsoring the second annual Out of the Darkness campus walk to raise awareness about suicide prevention on campus.Teresa Rishel, the teaching,...
A new semester, difficult classes, or the balancing game between work and school might find you struggling to find free time, social life and dealing with a lot of stress.Research conducted by Kent State...
