Interning with Live Nation Concerts
Posting on social media for Live Nation Concerts during Machine Gun Kelly and Motley Cr眉e shows? All in a day鈥檚 work for Public Relations graduate Hannah Mayer.
Purpose Found on Capitol Hill
After landing a summer internship with the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C., economics graduate Hannah Balash returned to KSU inspired, proud and determined.
The Bridges Summer Experience
The summer before starting freshman year of college is typically full of goodbyes and grad parties. But after learning about the Bridges Summer Program at KSU, Amaya Kender spent her summer changing her life.
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READ THE ENTIRE OCTOBER 2022 EDITION OF INSIDE EQUAL ACCESS This article originally appeared in the October 2022 edition of Inside Equal Access. By: James Trombka; Accessibility Specialist, Student Accessibility Services The new Australian highschool dramedy 鈥淗eartbreak High鈥 is taking Netflix by storm. Viewers from around the globe praise the series' authenticity and honesty. Much of this buzz revolves around one of the show鈥檚 starring characters, Quinni, who is autistic, and the real-life neurodivergent actress and disability activist wh...
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