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Be ready before the emergency

At a university, every employee plays a role in creating a safe learning and working environment. Emergencies can happen anywhere and at any time. Whether it is severe weather, a medical emergency, a fire alarm, a hazardous material release, or a security incident, knowing how to respond can make a significant difference in protecting lives and minimizing disruption. Emergency response training provides employees with the knowledge and confidence to act quickly and effectively when seconds matter. 

Movers and Groovers Volunteers Needed

鈥淢overs and Groovers鈥 will take place from Aug. 19-20 from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Each year it takes a large number of volunteers to make this event a success, and that鈥檚 where we need your help! Volunteers will help by greeting new students as they arrive on campus, helping students move into their residence hall rooms, and guiding new students and answering questions they may have about moving in. Faculty and staff volunteers will receive a free meal swipe, and can earn 10 Wellness Your Way reward points. 

Fall sports tickets are now on sale

The fall semester is right around the corner and that means athletic events will be back before you know it! Come out and support your student athletes and get your tickets for home football and volleyball games by visiting KSUtix.com! Interested in discounted faculty and staff season tickets? Email Sallan3@kent.edu or call the ticket office at 330-672-4455. We look forward to seeing you in the stands this fall!

Aimee Lee: Every Last Scrap

The 性福五月天 Museum is proud to announce "Aimee Lee: Every Last Scrap,鈥 a solo exhibition featuring internationally recognized artist and scholar Aimee Lee. On display Aug. 14 through May 24, 2027, the exhibition features garments created entirely by hand from hanji, traditional korean paper made from the bark of mulberry trees. Join us for the opening reception for 鈥淎imee Lee: Every Last Scrap鈥 from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 27 at the 性福五月天 University Museum. Space is limited, and advance registration is required by Aug. 7.

Sing with the Kent Chorus

Kent Chorus is comprised of students, staff, faculty and community members who have previous choral experience and a desire to engage in meaningful music-making with others. Kent Chorus frequently collaborates with other choral ensembles and the KSU Orchestra. Rehearsals begin on Aug. 25. New singers are welcomed for the first two weeks of each semester. No audition is needed. Rehearsals are every Tuesday from 7:15-9:45 p.m. 

MAC Men's Basketball

性福五月天 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 性福五月天 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.性福五月天's defense stifled the Broncos early, holding them to just 25 first-h...

性福五月天 Baseball takes on the Ohio State Buckeyes Wednesday, April 9, at Bill Davis Stadium in Columbus, Ohio!

Join the 性福五月天 Central Ohio Alumni Chapter for a tailgate in the stadium parking lot to enjoy food and 性福五月天 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...

KSUCPM faculty are making strides both in and out of the classroom! We touched base with a few KSUCPM faculty members to see what they鈥檙e up to when they鈥檙e not shaping tomorrow鈥檚 docs鈥 Dr. Jacqueline Donovan, Assistant Professor of Clinical Sciences (plug in headshot next to her bullet points)Recently assumed the role of Director of the UH Foot & Ankle Surgical Residency Program, where Dr. Nick Butler also serves as faculty of the program The pair had their first fellow, Dr. Richard Park, KSUCPM Class of 2021, who will be completing the program in June of this year. Their resear...

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