Honors Program Contact
CONTACT
PROGRAM & ADVISING
Dr. Leslie Heaphy
Honors Program Coordinator
Associate Professor, History
308C Main Hall
330-244-3304
lheaphy@kent.edu
ADMISSIONS
Tiffany Griffin
Assistant Director, Admissions
132 Main Hall
330-244-3273
tgriff34@kent.edu
Who is this for?
Who is the Kent State Career Academy for?
The Career Academy is for any Kent State student who wants to feel more confident and prepared for their future.
Whether you’re:
Just getting started with career planning
How Do I Enroll?
Enrolling is as simple as clicking the link above — that’s it!
Just log in with your Kent State credentials, and the Career Academy will automatically be added to your course list in Canvas.
Once you’re in Canvas, go to:
Courses > All Courses
Liminal Podcast
Episode 1: Internet Horror History, Creepypasta and More
The first episode of senior Journalism student Trevor Sicilia's podcast, "Liminal" covers the diverse history of early internet horror and how it shaped the internet. With an interview from Seth or ohboytime, a cosplayer in the community, and an excerpt from one of the most infamous creepypastas, Trevor takes a peek at what really was behind that bulky and pixelated 2000’s computer screen.
Public health major Ivory Kendrick is a man of his word.The newly elected president of the University Student Government (USG) spoke his destiny into existence last year when he set his sights on leading the organization. Now, Kendrick is ready to hit the ground running.“When I was in my senator position, I wanted to be president, but it wasn’t a goal as much as something that I wanted to keep in mind, like ‘yeah, maybe I can do this.’ But then, after getting a lot of support from my friends, it was like I definitely should do this. If people believe in me, I should take this and run with it. ...
Liminal Podcast
Episode 1: Internet Horror History, Creepypasta and More
The first episode of senior Journalism student Trevor Sicilia's podcast, "Liminal" covers the diverse history of early internet horror and how it shaped the internet. With an interview from Seth or ohboytime, a cosplayer in the community, and an excerpt from one of the most infamous creepypastas, Trevor takes a peek at what really was behind that bulky and pixelated 2000’s computer screen.
From spring break to move-out, thousands of students pack their bags and leave the residence halls. When they leave, sometimes they throw away useful items, non-perishable foods or clothes with years of life left in them. Throw ‘N’ Go, Â鶹´«Ã½'s annual move-out program, is currently underway to keep those useable items out of landfills and in the hands of people who need them.A partnership between Kent State's Office of Sustainability and the Phyllis Zumkehr Portage County Clothing Center, Throw ‘N’ Go provides students with an opportunity to donate items that might ot...