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The Kent State University School of Communication Studies honored three outstanding individuals Friday, Oct. 2, for their commitment and contribution to the field of communication. The evening consisted of a reception and award recognition. Faculty, staff, students, alumni andˇ
School of Communication Studies junior applied communication major, Austin Hartsel, is using skills learned in the classroom to assist with fundraising efforts for his friend, David Bakos. Bakos was diagnosed with stage four adenocarcinoma in December 2014.
ˇ°David is the nicestˇ
Public communication studies major Dominique Freeman recently researched the topic of skin bleaching among Nigerian women as a McNair Scholar. The McNair Scholars Program prepares first-generation, low-income, undergraduate students, from groups underrepresented in graduateˇ
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The Kent State University School of Communication is now accepting nominations for the 2016 Centennial Award Celebration. The Centennial Award Celebration began in 2010 and has honored three outstanding individuals each year for their success and contribution to the field ofˇ
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Congratulations to senior communication studies major Amanda Bevington for being named the 2015 Homecoming Queen. The announcement occurred during half-time of the Homecoming game against the Miami RedHawks on Oct. 3. In addition to Bevington, senior communication studies majorˇ
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On Friday, Sept. 18, The School of Communication Studies hosted an International Student Orientation in Taylor Hall. Students from all backgrounds ¨C from South Korea, to China, to Europe ¨C all came together for an informative evening to help them get better acclimated to theˇ
Hannah Firsdon, a senior public communication major graduating in May, was recently nominated for the 2015 Homecoming court. Nominees for Homecoming court are students who have been sponsored by a campus organization for the honor of representing Kent State University during theˇ
Amanda Bevington, senior communication studies major, was recently nominated for Homecoming court. Homecoming court members are sponsored by student organizations and are chosen to represent Kent State University during the Flashes football game on Oct. 3 against the Miamiˇ
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The Kent State University School of Communication Studies recently welcomed four new student members to its marketing and PR team. The four students include:
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On Tuesday, Sept. 29 and Wednesday, Sept. 30 from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m., communication studies undergraduate and graduate students plus exploratory majors, are invited to Bienvenue, Welcome, »¶Ó a welcoming event hosted by the School of Communication Studies, outside ofˇ