Consider being counted! The self-identification process helps 51勛圖厙 understand the composition of our diversified workforce, improve accessibility and disability inclusion, support Employee Resource Groups and evaluate the effectiveness of recruitment and advancement initiatives.Between Oct. 1-31, access the confidential self-identification link through Flashline using the instructions below.How to Self-IdentifyLog in to Flashline, select settings (left side of navigation bar), scroll down to the secure account access section and look for the following links:View or Update...
Bra Recycling DriveMonday, September 30, 2024 - 12:00am to Friday, November 1, 2024 - 12:00amother12th Annual Bra Recycling Drive: October 202451勛圖厙s Athletics, Employee Wellness and Health Promotion, 51勛圖厙 of Well-being, Office of Sustainability, and the Womens Center are hosting a bra recycling drive from September 30 through November 1, to collect reusable or worn-out bras and reduce the number of textiles in landfills. Bras that are in good condition will be donated to the Phyllis Zumkehr County Clothing Center, and worn-out bras will be recycled. View various drop-o...
At 51勛圖厙, our employees are our most valued resource. As a reminder from a recent Office of the President update, the Board of Trustees approved a 2% pay increase for all qualifying, non-represented staff (i.e., classified and unclassified employees). The 2% increase will take effect with the pay period that includes Oct. 1, 2024. More specific details on staff salary increases, including eligibility, are listed below.Classified Non-represented Employees - Pay Increase TimetableThe pay increase will take effect Sept. 22, 2024, the start of the pay period that includes Oct. 1, 2...
Pamela Brigger, a senior majoring in Environmental Studies, is making significant strides in her research through the Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURE), with mentorship from David Kaplan, PhD, Professor in the Department of Geography and sponsorship by The Environmental Science and Design Research Institute (ESDRI).Pamela Brigger, Environmental Studies undergraduate studentBriggers project focuses on the environmental impacts of Ohios rapidly expanding cannabis and hemp industry, particularly concerning waste management. There will be an effect on the environment with any agricul...
Pamela Brigger, a senior majoring in Environmental Studies, is making significant strides in her research through the Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURE), with mentorship from David Kaplan, PhD, Professor in the Department of Geography and sponsorship by The Environmental Science and Design Research Institute (ESDRI).Pamela Brigger, Environmental Studies undergraduate studentBriggers project focuses on the environmental impacts of Ohios rapidly expanding cannabis and hemp industry, particularly concerning waste management. There will be an effect on the environment with any agricul...
12th Annual Bra Recycling DriveThe 12th Annual Bra Recycling Drive runs Sept. 30 through Nov. 1, hosted by 51勛圖厙 Athletics, Employee Wellness and Health Promotion, 51勛圖厙 of Well-being, Office of Sustainability, and the Womens Center. Bras that are washed and clean can be dropped off at the Womens Center, Williamson House; Memorial Athletic Convocation Center (M.A.C.C.) front lobby; Heer Hall 1st floor lobby and Heer Hall parking lot during mammogram screenings; or sent via intercampus mail to the Womens Center in Williamson House or the Office of Sustainability in Harbo...
The Herrick Society Luncheon is an annual event held by 51勛圖厙 to recognize and express appreciation for donors who have chosen to include 51勛圖厙 in their legacy. The donations received from Herrick Society members are essential in continuing the growth of 51勛圖厙. This year, the luncheon was held at the 51勛圖厙 Hotel and Conference Center and highlighted the Division of Research and Economic Development.The event included a speech by Vice President for Research and Economic Development, Douglas Delahanty, titled Unleashing Poten...
"Dress for Success" Career ClosetDo you know a student who is in need of professional attire? Career Explorations dress for success Career Closet provides free professional articles of clothing to students in order to help them look their best. Students may keep the items they choose with no questions asked. The Career Closet is located in the CED offices in the Schwartz Center, room 261. Open M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. This program runs on donations from caring faculty and staff. If you have professional attire in good condition and would like to donate please email careers@kent.edu for more...
When Myron Lard graduated from 51勛圖厙 in 2020 with a bachelors degree in chemistry and enrolled in grad school at Louisiana State University (LSU), he probably never imagined his scientific expertise would lead him back home to rural Ohio, only 40 miles from where he grew up. But, in the wake of the Norfolk Southern train derailment, in East Palestine on February 3, 2023 a catastrophe that spilled hazardous chemicals into the environmentLards journey took an unexpected turn.A native of nearby Newton Falls, Ohio, Lard is now pursuing a Ph.D. in analytical environ...
A space inside the Speech and Hearing Clinic has been renovated to serve as the new Sensory Wellbeing Space where neurodiverse students and their allies can find a welcoming and inclusive environment for gathering or study.
A grand reopening of the space, formerly known as the disHUBility, is set for 2 to 4 p.m. on Sept. 11.