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2025 KSU Psychology Virtual INFORMATION SESSIONThursday September 25, 3-5pm EST• Learn about PhD training in clinical, cognitive/cognitive development, social/health psychology and behavioral neuroscience• Meet faculty, training directors and current PhD students• Gain tips on the best way to prepare your application• Ask questions and get answers!Click the link below to learn more and to register! https://tinyurl.com/KSUPsychINFO  We offer Ph.D. training in: • Clinical Psychological Science (specializations in adult psychopathology and child/adolescent clinical psychology) • Ps...

Research conducted by Associate Professor Tara D. Hudson (pictured left) and colleague Alyssa Rockenbach, both members of the 2024-25 class of Fellows with the University of California National Center for Free Speech and Civic Engagement, was recently released.Titled, “The Promise and Perils of Interpartisan Friendships for Fostering Democratic Learning and Reducing Values-Based Polarization on Campus,” Hudson and Rockenbach's report chronicles the stories of college students’ interpartisan friendships, and translates their findings into educator and student toolkits that provide actionable st...

Hello, my name is Angel Guinn! I am currently in the College of Aeronautics and Engineering, and I am majoring in mechatronics engineering with a minor in sustainability!Although seemingly an odd combination, Kent was the best choice for doing all three disciplines! I went to a STEM school in Akron, in which I was exposed to engineering, and I learned I wanted to do electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and sustainability.51������ was the only college in the state where I was able to do that effectively, and it is currently one of the four accredited mechatronics engineering program...

Aireanna Tyson didn’t always see college in her future. Growing up in Canton’s inner city, she knew what it was like to feel far from the classroom — where real life could pull your focus away from school, and college felt like something for someone else.“I wasn’t really going to classes. I wasn’t doing homework,” she said. “It hit me that if I didn’t buckle down, I wouldn’t even graduate.”...

 On Aug. 20, 51������ University welcomed its first cohort of The Elliot Scholars during a special reception that included remarks from President Todd Diacon, Valoree Vargo, vice president, Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement, Amanda Paulus, senior director, community engaged learning and, of course, John, ’70, L.H.D. ’24, and Fonda Elliot, L.H.D. ’24.In February 2025, the Elliots announced a new $1 million gift establishing the Elliot Scholars Program, a scholarship initiative designed to support first-generation students across all majors. The program offers a renewable scholarship tha...