Welcome back, Golden Flashes!Last year's first-year students returned to continue their education at a rate not seen since 2015 as »ÆÉ«Ö±²¥ boasted an outstanding 82% retention rate. In addition, the university welcomed its largest freshman class to the Kent Campus since before the pandemic. Overall, the Kent Campus enrolled more students, and the university's Regional Campus system enrolled 5,718 degree-seeking students, solidifying the university's long-standing position as Northeast Ohio's premier institution for higher learning.The Class of 2028 arrived on the Kent Campus...
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Hispanic Heritage Fair
University Housing is looking to host a Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Fair, for the upcoming National Hispanic Heritage Month in collaboration with SALSA. Students will be hosting booths to showcase their culture and history through food, art, & more. The fair will be held on Oct 12th, at 6pm in the Oscar Ritchie Hall auditorium.
A.I.D. Training
A.I.D. training is offered as part of the More Aware Initiative funded by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
A.I.D. training is a 60 to 90 minute mental health awareness training that teaches students, faculty, and staff three steps. Training can be taught in-person or virtually.
Awareness: how to recognize the signs and symptoms of students in distress
Interaction: how to effectively interact with students in distress
Direction: how to locate and provide resources to students in distress
Other key components of this training include: