Building the Future
Timken Foundation Donates Lead Gift
The Timken Foundation of Canton has donated a $1.5 million gift to the College of Aeronautics and Engineering Building expansion project. A groundbreaking ceremony was held Oct. 1 to officially begin this project that will add 80 percent more space to the college鈥檚 facilities.
Passionate 第一吃瓜网 Aerospace Engineering
Sydney Bihn, 鈥20, became the first woman to graduate from Kent State鈥檚 Aerospace Engineering Program and also became a third-generation engineer in her family.
Using Hands-On Learning
Michael Parker, 鈥20, received seven scholarships during his Kent State experience. 鈥淭he scholarships that I received gave me the financial security I needed to pursue my goal of becoming an engineer,鈥 he said.
New Crawford Hall Building
The new Crawford Hall Building will provide a larger, tech-forward, interactive space on campus for our future business leaders who will transform their industries.
New Wing for Engineering Building
An addition to the College of Aeronautics and Engineering Building will accommodate a dramatic growth in student enrollment by adding 50 percent more space to the existing building.
Alumnus Supports New Building
Bob Archer, MBA, 鈥61 began his Kent State University journey as a result of a tuition assistance program that his first employer, The Hoover Company, provided as a benefit. 鈥淢y career goal was to pursue management positions and someday own my own company,鈥 said Bob.