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This workshop picks up where Microsoft Excel Basics leaves off, covering more advanced topics like working with Pivot Tables and contextual formatting. Visit Training.Kent.Edu to register.

This workshop describes what Microsoft Excel and its use. Participants will learn how to create and use Excel spreadsheet files, including data entry, basic formulas and functions and charts. Visit Training.Kent.Edu to register.

Join us and learn more about the 3 credit hour Theatre, Performance, and Culture in Buenos Aires, Argentina Spring Break 2026 program. Get all the information and excitement you need to come with us to one of the world's great cultural capitals!

Microsoft Loop, part of the Microsoft 365 suite, is a transformative co-creation experience that brings together teams, content and tasks across your tools and devices, with portable components that move freely and stay in sync across applications — enabling teams to think, plan, and create together.

Join the Microsoft Teams Phone training to unlock the full potential of Teams Phone communication! This interactive session will guide participants through the features of Microsoft Teams Phone, including making and receiving calls, managing calls with hold and transfer, voicemails, and notifications/priority calling. Perfect for users of all skill levels, the workshop includes hands-on exercises and Q&A time to ensure you leave confident in your ability to enhance your team's productivity!

Learn the ins and outs of professional level PDF editing with this 75 minute workshop on Adobe Acrobat DC. Visit Training.Kent.Edu to register.

This course covers the information required to obtain system access to schedule course sections in Banner and DCU, and use of Section Time Location Change Workflow and Section Title Change Workflow. Visit Training.Kent.Edu to register.

The MSBA degree is designed for students who want to leverage data to drive business decisions and strategy. This includes: 

No. As an example, one of our current students, Michelle Lemieux, had a background in higher education administration and healthcare coordination. While she did not have a formal background in analytics, she was always seeking projects where she could use data to drive efficiency and decision-making. Data was impactful to her and made her feel more engaged in her work. 

When I completed my associate degree in human services, I really wanted to pursue my bachelor’s degree and looked into doing it elsewhere, but the challenges of doing it outside of Ashtabula made that dream seem far-fetched. But then this program came along just at the right time, accessible to anyone in my community, including me, and was the perfect fit for someone who wanted to make a difference in their community and in people’s lives.