Artificial intelligence and emerging technology are changing the way we learn, work, communicate, and lead. Join the High Technology Cyber Investigation Association (HTCIA) for a balanced conversation exploring both the opportunities and challenges AI presents in leadership, education, and the workplace. You will learn how to increase your innovation and efficiency with these new toolsets while considering ethics, security of sensitive data, and responsible use.
Join Mandy Derheimer, ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì Stark's mental health counselor, for some meditation and mindfulness exercises. Leave your stress and worries at the door and enjoy 30 minutes of guided relaxation. All students welcome!
You can’t pour from an empty cup. In this session, ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì Stark’s licensed counselor, Mandy Derheimer, and Julie Hild will explore how student leaders can balance responsibilities, avoid burnout, and lead in ways that are productive and sustainable. Learn strategies for setting boundaries, managing stress, and staying engaged without running yourself into the ground.
Ready to move from organization member to organization leader? Julie Hild from ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì Stark and Shari Brooks from Stark State College will break down the essentials of successful student organization leadership, from communication and event planning to running meetings and navigating campus resources. Whether you’re a current officer or considering a future leadership role, this session will help set you up for success.
*Please note that the location for this event differs based on which school you attend.
Join Mandy Derheimer, ÐÔ¸£ÎåÔÂÌì Stark's mental health counselor, for some meditation and mindfulness exercises. Leave your stress and worries at the door and enjoy 30 minutes of guided relaxation. All students welcome!
Think public speaking isn’t for you? Think again. Join Dr. Patrick Dillon for a practical and approachable session designed to help you build confidence, communicate clearly, and survive presentations without wanting to disappear into the floor. Whether you’re leading meetings, presenting in class, or interviewing for jobs, public speaking is an essential part of navigating the professional landscape.
Every camper has to find their cabin. Explore student organizations, campus departments, and involvement opportunities to discover where you belong at Camp Flash. Whether you're hoping to make friends, build your résumé, discover a new hobby, or simply get more out of your college experience, your next adventure starts here. Rain location: Campus Center
Admittedly I'm still trying to figure out how to word where I want this event to be, but basically I'm shooting for one of those huge patches of grass right next to Flagpole Circle.
Friendship bracelets aren't just for camp anymore. Stop by the Main Hall Lobby to pick up a free bracelet-making kit and create a keepsake to wear, share or trade. Supplies are available while they last, so don't miss your chance to add a little Camp Flash flair to your semester.
Every great summer camp starts with a trip to the craft cabin! Kick off Camp Flash by creating something fun, enjoying free snacks, and meeting fellow campers. Whether you're looking to unwind between classes or make a new friend, this is the perfect way to start your semester adventure. Rain location: Top Floor of Campus Center.
Faculty and staff will be located in the Main Hall Lobby, Fine Arts Lobby and Science & Nursing Lobby (first floor) to help students find their classes on the first two days of class.
