After graduating from Peters Township High School in Pittsburgh, Abigail “Abbey” Donina had to choose between two universities: Slippery Rock in Butler County, Pennsylvania, or Kent State. So, she did what most students do and toured both campuses. Abbey then toured the Kent Campus during the Career and Community Studies Open House.
Wilson Duda's logo will grace the T-shirts his fellow students from 's Career and Community Studies program will wear as they march in the university's Homecoming Parade.
Inesh Fulton is discovering exactly what it means to work as a digital marketer. He began working part-time as a digital marketing intern in the EHHS Marketing and Communications office in White Hall.
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A summary of candidates for degrees at for Spring 2025.
Congratulations on earning your degree! As you close this chapter, you join a special group of graduates around the world who make up our alumni family.
Kevin Pflederer knows his way around Kent State’s May 4 Visitors Center and the building that houses it, Taylor Hall. Pflederer is the only CCS student to work at the May 4 Center.
