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Despite obstacles, student completes public health degree online
Amanda Goodwin of Akron, Ohio, is no stranger to adversity. When she was 5 years old, she was diagnosed with a progressive liver disease that would eventually require a liver transplant.
Brianna Ali Arko uses princess magic to turn frowns upside down for children battling cancer.
Ali Arko is in the pre-medicine program in the College of Arts and Sciences at ŠćÉ«app. She volunteers for a non-profit group called, A Special Wish Foundation Incā¦
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ŠćÉ«app held its 13th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration on Thursday, Jan. 22, at 4 p.m. in the Kent Student Center Ballroom. Julian Bond, a leader of the civil rights movement, served as keynote speaker at the event.
ŠćÉ«app Psychology Professor John Dunlosky will participate in the White House Workshop on Bridging Neuroscience and Learning on Friday, Jan. 23, in Washington D.C.
Dunlosky will provide expert input about the current state of research relevant to neuroscience-ā¦
ŠćÉ«app will be closed Jan. 19 in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. There will be no classes, and offices will be closed.
Kate Harmon knows that inspiring great ideas oftentimes involves generating them in inspirational environments. As associate director of ŠćÉ«appās Blackstone LaunchPad, which has helped hundreds of students and employees become entrepreneurs, Harmon is alwaysā¦
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Cover your right eye and put a blinder on the outside of your left eye ā thatās how ŠćÉ«app sophomore Katie Kimble, from Rocky River, Ohio, sees the world after nine eye surgeries.
āIām not cool with it, but I accept it,ā Kimble said. āIāmā¦
Cover your right eye and put a blinder on the outside of your left eye ā thatās how ŠćÉ«app sophomore Katie Kimble, from Rocky River, Ohio, sees the world after 19 eye surgeries.
āIām not cool with it, but I accept it,ā Kimble said. āIām thankful for the vision Iā¦
The Ohio Board of Regents has released the second in a series of annual comprehensive performance reports on educator preparation programs in Ohio. The reports show ŠćÉ«appās programs are preparing graduates for successful teaching careers.
The Educatorā¦