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The spring issue of HR News Flash, the division’s quarterly newsletter, is available. Check it out for the latest employee news and information, including: Photos from HR’s efforts as part of the #KentStateUnited initiative New faces and news from training and development Photos from HR’s night at the loge Dates for the return of KSU for You at Regional Campuses Courtside news and pics from the men’s open basketball practice, and of course, Blue and Gold(en) opportunities to support KSU and You Access the summer 2016 newsletter  ...

Renée DeLuca Dolan, founder and president of Contempo Communications, publisher of Cleveland Business Connects (CBC) Magazine and alumna of ������, is the recipient of the 2017 Spirit of Women in Business Award. Each year, the Spirit of Women in Business Award honors a Kent State business alumna who excels in her profession, paving the way for women in business.  DeLuca Dolan earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in telecommunications from Kent State. She is a member of the Kent State College of Business Administration Advisory Board and serves as co-presenting sponsor of the H...

Familiar Face Jessica Anderson Manager, University Dining Services Emporium Grille Stark Campus JOB DESCRIPTION: Oversees day-to-day operations such as customer service, food preparations, menu planning ordering and inventory WORKED AT KENT STATE SINCE: September 2005 EMPLOYMENT PRIOR TO KENT STATE UNIVERSITY: 91 Wood Fired Oven LIKES MOST ABOUT KENT STATE UNIVERSITY: Creativity and the employees ATTRACTION TO KENT STATE UNIVERSITY AS AN EMPLOYER: The stability RESIDES IN: Akron, Ohio HOMETOWN: North Canton, Ohio EDUCATION: Associate...

New Face Bridget Goggin Accessibility Coordinator Student Accessibility Services Kent Campus JOB DESCRIPTION: I work with students who have disabilities to assist them in obtaining reasonable academic accommodations in order to provide equal access to ������ classes and programs. This entails conducting open enrollment interviews, interpreting disability documentation, securing peer note-takers, advocacy and service linkage.    WORKED AT KENT STATE SINCE: January 2017 EMPLOYMENT PRIOR TO KENT STATE UNIVERSITY: Ohio Wesleyan Universit...

������ is competing with nearly 200 colleges and universities during RecycleMania through April 1, to promote recycling and prevent waste from going into landfills. RecycleMania is an eight-week competition during which colleges report the amount of recycling and trash collected each week. They are then ranked based on which schools have the best recycling rate as a percentage of total waste, which schools recycle the most per capita and which schools have the least amount of trash and recycling combined. In the last two years, Kent State was in the top 25 percent of ...

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Undeniably Kent State. That is the feeling the newly renovated ������ at Stark Conference Center emanates, with its contemporary, fashionable décor and blue-and-gold tones throughout. “The Conference Center was a beautiful building before, but now it is the best in Stark County and perhaps all of Northeast Ohio,” says Conference Center Director Stephanie Monastra. “This was the first major makeover since the building opened nearly 15 years ago. It was time to update the space to meet the changing needs of our clients.” The purpose of the overhaul was twofold, Monastra says...

As their families watched, Trevor White and Terrance Duncan were sworn in as ������ Police Services’ newest officers on Tuesday, Feb. 14, in a ceremony presided over by Chief of Police Dean Tondiglia in the Stockdale Safety Building. White graduated from Kent State with a criminology degree. He gained prior experience in the department as an auxiliary service officer (ASO), a student worker in the police department who helps check campus buildings and fulfills administrative duties. “The chief and assistant chief talked me into applying here,” White says. “I think my generatio...

Complete immersion in Zimbabwean culture, conservation and photography — and lions, of course. These were all part of the experience ������ senior photojournalism student Aaron Self found in Zimbabwe during his summer internship supported through the Wallace J. Hagedorn Photojournalism Scholarship. Self spent two months in the African country, documenting research, community projects and lion care to help promote conservation education. “My time was spent all through Zimbabwe in Victoria Falls, Gweru and Antelope Park,” Self says. “Now I have an African portfolio while most of...