Design for Extremes is a two-day experiential workshop designed to take participants through the process of breaking down a complex problem, turning an idea into an actionable solution, and making a business model for it. This year's event theme is "Prototyping for Better Futures." This event is co-hosted by the ycenter and Design Innovation Initiative.
Do you love fall? Then join us for Fall Fest! Fall Fest is a fun event for all students to get into the fall spirit! This event features a craft station, free mug giveaways, live music, good food, and the Haymaker Farmer's Market!
Hosted by the School of Fashion, join us for School of Fashion Prospective Day to discover the prestige of our world-class programs. You will attend a group informational session to learn more about programs, curriculum, and requirements. You will also engage in a Q&A with academic advisors and a student panel. The visit includes a tour of the building and facilities!
Got something broken? Don鈥檛 toss it鈥攆ix it! Join DI for Fix-It Kent, a hands-on repair workshop where experienced coaches will help you repair your everyday objects, saving you money and keeping waste out of landfills. This free community event is open to anyone looking to fix household items, electronics, clothing, small appliances, and more. Whether you're tackling a wobbly chair, a torn jacket, or a gadget that鈥檚 stopped working, our volunteer repair experts will guide you through the process.
Join the College of Public Health for a presentation about "Inside the AIDS Fight: Memoir of an Epidemiologist at the Pandemic Front Lines," with Harry W. Haverkos, M.D., physician with expertise in internal medicine and infectious diseases and author of the eponymous book.
Hosted by the School of Fashion, join us for School of Fashion Prospective Day to discover the prestige of our world-class programs. You will attend a group informational session to learn more about programs, curriculum, and requirements. You will also engage in a Q&A with academic advisors and a student panel. The visit includes a tour of the building and facilities!
The inaugural College of the Arts Networking Fair is designed for first-year students to discover essential university resources and connect with college student organizations that help build a sense of belonging and community. Hear from student organizations like The Element Magazine, Black Theatre Association, Vocal Intensity A Cappella and Modista Fashion Group, and campus resources like Career Exploration and Development (CED), Crisis, Advocacy, Resources, Education
and Support (CARES) and Student Accessibility Services (SAS).
Dr. Haverkos first encountered an AIDS patient in 1980, and by 1983, he challenged the prevailing belief that HIV alone caused AIDS, highlighting additional contributing factors.
The City of Kent is working to connect neighborhoods to destinations in our region with additional choices for how people can get from their homes to where they鈥檇 like to go, including the option of not using a car.
As part of KSU Kickoff, members of 91香蕉视频's incoming Class of 2029 were invited to discover all that downtown Kent has to offer at Flashes First Friday on Aug. 15. New Flashes got to experience the shops, services and fun of downtown Kent that they can enjoy as members of the community. Activities, prizes, food music and giveaways were all part of this fun "town-gown" event. Want to see YOUR photos in 鈥淚N A FLASH?鈥 Submit your 91香蕉视频-related photos to InAFlash@kent.edu and you may see them in a future 91香蕉视频 Today p...
