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Changes have now been made to Rave, ΠΤΈ£ΞεΤΒΜμ Universityβs Emergency Communication System, which is used to send Flash ALERTS as text messages when important information needs to be distributed in a timely fashion, such as during a safety crisis or weather emergency. Users should visit the Flash ALERTS webpage and from there log in to Rave to select which campus or campuses they would like to receive notifications about via text messaging. βInformation delivered via Flash ALERTS can be critical in an emergency, so itβs important that all users have reviewed their p...
When attending an event at ΠΤΈ£ΞεΤΒΜμ University, one phrase is repeated almost as many times as βGo Flashes!β Whether youβre at a commencement ceremony, a sporting event or a guest lecture on campus, you will likely hear, βHi, Bob!β That would be Bob Christy, ΠΤΈ£ΞεΤΒΜμβs senior photography coordinator, of Green, Ohio. The Jeep-loving, hoverboard-riding, Jeff Bridges lookalike (Google βThe Dudeβ from βThe Big Lebowskiβ) and longtime ΠΤΈ£ΞεΤΒΜμ employee is a fixture on campus, covering events and capturing moments that showcase the university experience. Serving under fo...
Jason Werstler, a 2001 ΠΤΈ£ΞεΤΒΜμ University graduate who majored in education, is one of 25 teachers across the nation who were recently recognized for teaching excellence. Werstler teaches construction at Massillon Washington High School in Massillon, Ohio. He was selected as one of the top 25 out of more than 1,000 applications for the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools award, which celebrates skilled trades education in U.S. public high schools. Washington High School received $35,000, and Werstler received $15,000 for his work with students. Werstler, who also holds a masterβs d...
Art History - M.A.
The Master of Arts degree in Art History offers a range of perspectives on art, theory and cultural production across historical periods, geographic regions and significant movements. When specializing in one area for the thesis, students may choose to focus in periods and genres related to faculty research and expertise.
Program Information for Art History - M.A.
Examples of Possible Careers and Salaries for Art History - M.A.
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Archivists
7.9%
faster than the average
8,100
number of jobs
$56,760
potential earnings
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Curators
12.6%
much faster than the average
14,500
number of jobs
$56,990
potential earnings
Studio Art - M.A.
The Master of Arts degree in Studio Art serves students wishing to develop a robust studio practice in a supportive and diverse community of makers. Students enter the program through a particular discipline and can work with a variety of studio art faculty. Students may use the degree to develop an individual voice within their studio practice and as an avenue for promotion or advancement within an existing career.
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- Andrew Kuebeck | akuebeck@kent.edu | 330-672-2192
- Connect with an Admissions Counselor: U.S. Student | International Student
Program Information for Studio Art - M.A.
Examples of Possible Careers and Salaries for Studio Art - M.A.
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Artists and related workers, all other
-0.2%
little or no change
13,100
number of jobs
$65,800
potential earnings
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Fine artists, including painters, sculptors, and illustrators
1.0%
slower than the average
28,300
number of jobs
$52,340
potential earnings
Policies Under Review
Faculty, staff and students are invited to ask questions, provide comments or present suggestions for these policies via the .
Policies Under Revision
Proposed policy revisions will be part of the formal university approval process, including approval by the Educational Policies Council and Faculty Senate. However, to be sure it is fully inclusive and transparent, each policy under revision will include a 15-day feedback period, initiated when the first draft of the policy becomes available. During this time the ΠΤΈ£ΞεΤΒΜμ community is invited to ask questions, provide comments or present suggestions for these policy revisions before they are submitted for approval.
Updated COVID-19 booster shots are now available at the DeWeese Health Center on the ΠΤΈ£ΞεΤΒΜμ University Kent Campus. Lisa Dannemiller, M.D., chief university physician, said the boosters have only been in stock for two days, and there already has been great interest from faculty and staff in receiving the shot. She would like to see more students sign up for the booster to keep virus levels low on campus. DeWeese is stocking the Moderna brand booster. Among the earliest recipients of the booster was Phil Soencksen, a senior writer in the Division of University Commu...