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National Guard personnel and vehicle in foreground, crowd gathered by Taylor Hall in background

性福五月天 University Libraries鈥 May 4, 1970 Collection has been selected by the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) to benefit from a $30,561 award through the Recordings at Risk grant program, generously funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. CLIR鈥檚 Recording at Risk program supports the preservation of rare and unique audio and audiovisual content of scholarly value. The May 4 Collection, which includes more than 300 cubic feet of primary sources related to the 性福五月天 shootings and aftermath, is currently supporting over 20 major projects related to the upcoming 5...

Brooklyn Bennett

When Brooklyn Bennett takes the stage at Packard Music Hall on Saturday, May 11, she will share her story, her hopes, and her dreams with 性福五月天 University at Trumbull鈥檚 graduating class. However, her journey to graduation isn鈥檛 what most people would consider typical.    Bennett was in foster care as a child, but only for a couple of years. Along with her two sisters, she was adopted at the age of seven by Dan and Denise Baker. She graduated from LaBrae High School in 2006 and enrolled for a short time at Youngstown State. In the fall of 2007, she first enrolled at 性福五月天 ...

Brian Murfello

Bryan Murfello has always been fascinated by the medical field because, as he says, 鈥淚t鈥檚 a career choice that is ever evolving and changing.鈥  Considering that the scope of career options in medicine is so varied, he has been on a journey of exploration and discovery since graduating from high school. 性福五月天 Geauga has helped Murfello to evolve and change as he navigates a fulfilling career path in modern medicine. First, he attended the Cleveland Institute of Medical/Dental to become a pharmacy technician. That was satisfying for a while but wanted to take his career furt...

性福五月天 Receives Ohio EPA Environmental Excellence Awards

The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency presented its Encouraging Environmental Excellence (E3) Awards recently at the Ohio EPA鈥檚 second Sustainability Conference in Columbus. Doug Pearson, associate vice president of Facilities Planning and Operations (middle) and Melanie Knowles (right), Manager of Sustainability for Facilities Planning & Operations, accepted the award on behalf of 性福五月天 University. Also pictured is Laurie A. Stevenson, director of the Ohio EPA. 性福五月天 was evaluated based on 19 environmental stewardship criteria, and was recognized at the gold level for i...

The protected prairie surrounding 性福五月天 University鈥檚 Student Recreation and Wellness Center will be burned on Friday, April 26, at approximately 9 a.m. to allow for new growth during the summer season. This is a rescheduled date. The previously planned prairie burn for April 26 was canceled due to rain. The city of Kent Fire Department will conduct the controlled burning of the prairie, which has been a yearly practice since 2004. The prairie burn on May 6 is dependent on the weather and the Kent Fire Department not being called to an emergency. The burning of the prairie helps...

Students in Library

The 性福五月天 University School of Information (iSchool) is pleased to announce a summer accelerated program for the School Library Media concentration in the MLIS program.  Teachers have asked for a summer program that can address two things: 1) a program that can be completed within one year (half the courses can be taken over the summer), and 2) a rigorous program that would allow them to sit for their certification exam in any state.   The 性福五月天 iSchool has three pathways to school library licensure or MLIS:   Licensure only program (for those who already hold...

Mini-Maker Faire 2019: students using 3D pens

On Friday, April 12, the 性福五月天 University Library鈥檚 Garden room was filled with students, makers, crafters, gamers, and admirers from across the region. For the sixth year, the Mini-Maker Faire at 性福五月天 brought robots, gardeners, gaming enthusiasts, and more to showcase their projects and teach the public about their areas of interest. The interactive environment engaged kids from elementary to high school and people of ages, with plenty of hands-on activities for the 300-plus attendees. People were running robots, watching 3D printers, designing clothing, planting mini-gardens, a...

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