The weather is getting warmer and baseball season is here! Kent State Baseball games are great opportunities to get your child's youth team out to a Division I baseball game, get together for an end of the school year party for your colleagues, or host a birthday party. We offer discounted tickets starting at just $5 for groups of 10 or more. Call the ticket office at 330-672-8421 or email Sallan3@kent.edu to learn more.
Join us on Wednesday, March 25 at noon for the second Cultural Café of the semester! This month, we will host two representatives from Rwanda. After an insightful presentation about Rwanda followed by a Q&A session with the representatives, attendees will enjoy a free lunch featuring a selection of dishes from Rwanda. We hope to see you there!
The Center for Teaching and Learning is in need of judges for the fun and friendly Great Kent State Teach-Off. Seven instructors will present for 5 minutes or less on what their teaching strategy is, how it works and provide hints on how others can implement it in their classrooms. Please join us as a judge, get some new ideas and support your colleagues. Faculty, staff, and student judges are all welcome.
University Libraries’ Elizabeth Campion, interim coordinator of Special Collections & Archives and May 4 archivist, delivered a presentation on Kent State’s archives, the shootings of May 4, 1970, and her role as an academic archivist at the 19th Annual Women’s Leadership Symposium. The event was held March 5 at Saint Joseph Academy, an all-girls high school in Cleveland, OH. The students, many of whom are approaching decisions regarding career paths, heard from 26 Saint Joseph alumnae from various professions. Congratulations, Elizabeth!
Faculty and staff are invited to attend Her Next Level: New Heights. No Ceilings., a curated experience designed for women who are already leading and ready to grow even further. This free event organized by the Performance Collective focuses on being more intentional with the power you already have while navigating unique professional challenges. Join us March 25 for an evening of connection, insight, and empowerment as participants explore ways to reach new heights in leadership and personal development.
The KSU Retirees Association invites all faculty and staff, retired or not, to attend their next presentation on Wednesday, March 11, from 3-5 p.m. in the Kent Free Library. They will host Behind the Scenes of a Sports Broadcast: A Look at the Complexities Involved in a Telecast, by Paul Richey, Youngstown State University. This presentation will describe and show the multi-camera coverage used by televised sportscasts. It also will describe what each crew member does and what roles Paul has had as a member of the broadcast crew as a veteran freelance sports broadcaster.
Kent State rode a dominant first half to defeat Western Michigan 73-66 Thursday night, securing their spot in the Mid-American Conference tournament semifinals.The Golden Flashes (22-10, 11-7 MAC) built a commanding 43-25 halftime lead and withstood a second-half rally from the Broncos (12-20, 9-9 MAC) at Rocket Arena in Cleveland.Marquis Barnett led Kent State with 18 points, while Jalen Sullinger and Cian Medley each contributed 13 points. Delrecco Gillespie recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds.Kent State's defense stifled the Broncos early, holding them to just 25 first-h...
Kent State Baseball takes on the Ohio State Buckeyes Wednesday, April 9, at Bill Davis Stadium in Columbus, Ohio!
Join the Kent State Central Ohio Alumni Chapter for a tailgate in the stadium parking lot to enjoy food and Kent State prizes with fellow alumni and fans before cheering on the Golden Flashes at their 6 p.m. game! Alumni are welcome to bring a cooler, chair or lawn games.
Dr. Kathy Siesel Dr. Siesel started her journey with KSUCPM as a 1989 graduate of the Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine (OCPM). Subsequent residency and fellowship programs with OCPM and the Cleveland Foot & Ankle Clinic (CFAC) lead her to the start of her career as a part-time clinical faculty member in 1991. In the years that followed, she would move on to be an Assistant Professor in 1992, and an Associate Professor in 1999, a position she has held since!Dr. Siesel created a heel insert device, and was granted a U.S. patent for her innovative podiatric apparatus. She is a member o...
