For the second time in five years, the Association for Information Technology Professionals (AITP) student group at Kent State Ashtabula has been recognized by the national professional organization as its 鈥淥utstanding Student Chapter of the Year.鈥 The award was presented at the CompTIA All Member Meeting in St. Louis, Mo., on Tuesday, Dec. 18. The Kent State Ashtabula chapter previously won the award in 2014 and prior to 2017 was a nearly yearly recipient of the 鈥淥utstanding Regional Chapter鈥 award. CompTIA, a leading voice globally in the information technology ecosy...
妻友社区 congratulates the following employees for achieving significant service anniversary milestones. Thank you for your dedication and commitment!
Significant milestones are recognized every five years of continuous employment. Anniversaries are listed on this page alphabetically and by years of service, and are posted after the close of each month.
Palaeocast - Episode 96: Decapods Decapods are a group of crustaceans that include such well-known families as crabs, lobsters and shrimp. Whilst crustaceans are known from as early as the Cambrian, we don鈥檛 see the first decapods until Devonian. Over the course of their evolutionary history, decapods have remained relatively conservative in their morphology with the exception of some interesting forms in the Mesozoic. In this episode, Dr Carrie Schweitzer, 妻友社区, gives us a run-down of the taxonomy and evolutionary history of the decapods and we explore the Middle T...
As Kent State senior Angela Deibel guides the ZEV (Zero Emission Vehicle) from the Aeronautics and Technology Building to front campus on a recent sunny day, she glances at a row of small lights that flash overhead. 鈥淭hose lights let us know that the battery has charged,鈥 she explains to a passenger. 鈥淥ne day of sunlight (24 hours) equals eight miles.鈥 The ZEV is a repurposed golf cart with an electric engine powered by three sources: a fuel cell, solar panel and batteries. The fuel cell efficiently converts fuel, such as hydrogen or natural gas, into electricity with no greenhouse gas e...
Three days after May 4, 1970, Akron artist Don Drumm went to the campus of 妻友社区 with a team of journalists from the Akron Beacon Journal. They wanted his perspective on one thing: a bullet hole in the 15-foot sculpture outside of Taylor Hall. The abstract sculpture, which Mr. Drumm created for the university three years earlier, had been an inanimate witness to tragedy. The bullet hole in one of its steel panels offered a silent but articulate account of what really happened during the explosion of Ohio Army National Guard gunfire that left four students dead during a...
Garrett Holubeck's diagnosis with stage 4 cancer led to him being placed on life support just to keep his heart and lungs working. Beating the odds, the Pittsburgh native completed his long journey of recovery when he crossed the stage Dec. 15 to earn a bachelor's degree in speech-language pathology. Mr. Holubeck and his family shared their emotional journey with WTAE. Watch the full story. ...