Kent State Geauga and Twinsburg Academic Center News
NOTE: Kent State Geauga鈥檚 workplace safety training program, at the time of initial publication of this document (08/2023), is funded by a grant of $74,193 in federal funds, which constitutes 100 percent of the program budget. Zero percent, or $0 of the program budget, is鈥
Just as the Class of 2023 was graduating from Kent State University in May, the Rotary Club of Burton-Middlefield (BMR) launched a new Endowed Scholarship for Nursing with Kent State Geauga. This collaboration between BMR and Kent State鈥
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Student speakers shared a common theme during Kent State University鈥檚 Regional Campus commencement ceremonies this spring: Support. The Ashtabula, Columbiana County (East Liverpool and Salem), Geauga (along with Twinsburg Academic Center), Stark, Trumbull and Tuscarawas campuses鈥
Writing is a process of discovery. Sharing one鈥檚 writing with others is an act of vulnerability and trust secured over time through individualized attention. When one鈥檚 writing is considered worthy of an award, it鈥檚 cause for celebration and recognition.
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After 50 years of print publication through Kent State University鈥檚 Geauga Campus, The Listening Eye, a creative writing and art journal, will begin digital publication on the Wick Poetry Center鈥檚 website with its 2022-23 issue.
BURTON - Maple syruping has been a long, proud tradition in Geauga County since its pioneer origins. Kent State University at Geauga is equally proud to play an enduring role in this ongoing venture that makes Geauga County the number one maple production region in the entire鈥
Maybe 40 really IS the new 20. Just ask Kent State Geauga alum Ronda McCaskey, who was recently named 2022 NICU Nurse of the Year. This national honor came after a midlife career switch from real estate to nursing. And that was made possible by McCaskey鈥檚 decision to pursue a鈥
Kent State Geauga and Twinsburg Academic Center will be hosts for this multi-campus open house event.
Kent State University is inviting prospective students and families throughout Northeast Ohio to explore its Regional Campus System at a unique, simultaneous open house event鈥
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This year, Black History Month is being celebrated February 1- March 1, 2023. The annual observance reminds us of significant African Americans and how they impacted historical events. The 2023 national theme, 鈥淏lack Resistance,鈥 explores how African Americans have addressed鈥
Over time in the classroom, professors refine their teaching techniques and strategies, so their approach becomes a well-rehearsed presentation. But sometimes, they actually 鈥渇lip鈥 their lesson plans after learning new, effective techniques that can further improve student鈥