Instructors and TA's only: Join us for an overview of the CANVAS system. Topics include communication tools, posting content, tests and assignments, the grade center, Kaltura and MS TEAMS. Visit Training.Kent.Edu to register.
Instructors and TA's Only: This workshop will focus on CANVAS communication tools including: Discussion Boards, Announcements, and messaging. Visit Training.Kent.Edu to register.
This class focuses on setting up and deploying quizzes, and assignments. This workshop also covers the SpeedGrader feature and the Gradebook itself. Visit Training.Kent.Edu to register.
Instructors and TA's only: Join us for an overview of the CANVAS system. Topics include communication tools, posting content, tests and assignments, the grade center, Kaltura and MS TEAMS. Visit Training.Kent.Edu to register.
Sabrina is back with her new book "All Roads Lead to Rome." She is the author of "Leaving Kent State," a young adult novel revealing the modern relevance of the May 4th, 1970 shootings. She will be signing on December 4th from 3-5pm.
All Roads Lead to Rome: "When the daughter of a diplomat fake dates a Scottish celebrity in Italy, she soon finds herself living her own Roman Holiday until the feelings get real and the paparazzi's knives come out."
The Kent State Bookstore welcomes Regina Brett back after 9 years with the celebration of her new book "Little Detours and Spiritual Adventures." Please join us on December 4th from 3-5pm as she meets and signs this and her others.
Join Chef Robert Daniels at Eastway Dining for Native American Heritage celebration with food!
From Chef Daniels - "Hello my name is Robert Daniels and today I would love to shed some light on the Native American people and their cultures. From being displaced to dealing with violence, and betrayal, the native people of America have always offered a rich spiritual and communal lifestyle. Through food, I hope to give insight into how intimately tied the native people are to the land they inhabited."
As the rapid advancement of technology and global interconnectivity continues, cyber threats simultaneously evolve and become increasingly prevalent. It is evident that there is an ever-growing need for professionals equipped with the skills to recognize and address the technical, criminal and social aspects of cybercrime. An Evolving Field Hedi Nasheri, Ph.D., professor of criminology and coordinator of the Cybercriminology degree at Kent State University, has long been addressing issues related to global security in her teaching and research. Nasheri began her journey into th...
