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Supervisory Foundations is a sequential, 2-part program that will help supervisors successfully navigate market and university expectations for the supervisory role. The session clarifies the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful supervisor in 2024 and beyond. Participants will:
1) identify critical functions and skills needed for 2024 supervisors
2) clarify the role, responsibilities, and accountabilities they now have
3) complete a SWOT analysis for the organization, their team, and themselves

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Supervisory Foundations is a sequential, 2-part program that will help supervisors successfully navigate market and university expectations for the supervisory role. The session clarifies the skills and knowledge needed to be a successful supervisor in 2024 and beyond. Participants will:
1) identify critical functions and skills needed for 2024 supervisors
2) clarify the role, responsibilities, and accountabilities they now have
3) complete a SWOT analysis for the organization, their team, and themselves

Just outside of Dix Stadium, near the “bouncy house”, stop by our A&S tent for food, fun games, music and prizes before the game. We’re providing a complimentary meal and the menu is hamburgers, hot dogs, vegan dogs, baked beans, bag of chips and individual package of oreos, plus pop and water available. Alcohol is available for purchase.

Spin the prize wheel, get a temporary tattoo or face paint, listen to some music, play cornhole and giant jenga.

Embark on your own stargazing adventure and join us underneath our awe-inspiring 40-foot dome. When the lights go down, a Spitz Projector will emerge from the center of the classroom, which projects the night sky, the moon and even the sun onto the dome.

Student guides will take guests on a captivating journey through space that explores the constellations and how to navigate the night sky.

Seating is limited to the first 100 people to check-in for the show.

The Department of Africana Studies and the Center of Pan-African Culture are proud to present this extraordinary art exhibition featuring the works of two distinguished artists, Nana Kwesi Agyare and Georgio Sabino, III. The exhibit runs through October 30 and there will be an artist talk/reception on Sept. 27 from 6-7pm.

Join the Office of Diversity Outreach and Development and the LGBTQ+ Center for a roundtable discussion on navigating intersecting identities within professional settings with 2024 EHHS Hall of Fame inductee Odell Morgan, ’14. Odell is a licensed psychotherapist and LGBTQ+ services coordinator at Johns Hopkins University. This roundtable provides Kent State students and alumni with an opportunity to learn how to define their abilities through engagement and collaboration.

Join us for an Open House from 10-11:30 am to view the Military Mapping Maidens exhibit and meet distinguished alumni Bea McPherson, '43. Dr. Judith Tyner, Professor Emerita at California State University Long Beach, and the McPherson Family will give a talk on the contributions and legacy of these mapmakers from 1-2:30 pm in the Library's Garden Room.