College of Communication & Information
1. What drew you to ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ? My high school art teacher had gone to ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ and was a huge support to my college consideration and application experience. I originally majored in Visual Communication Design and looked at the top schools in the U.S. that weren’t only art schools. I went to Kent and felt at home right away. Beyond offering a great program for the majors I was interested in, the college tour, art scholarship competition, Founders Scholarship competition, and Honors College were all factors that contributed to me applying.2. What were some of your most memorable and mea...
College of Communication & Information
Over the past year, Student Media’s advertising team has undergone a remarkable transformation, restructuring, growing and reimagining its role within the broader Student Media ecosystem. With a full team of seven student staff members, including a dedicated sales manager and the support of the Student Media Director acting as sales advisor, the advertising unit is evolving into a fully-fledged media outlet of its own. And with this exciting shift comes a brand-new name: Flash Media.Flash Media will serve as the advertising and marketing arm of Student Media, offering strategic, creative and m...
Members of the International Town and Gown Association (ITGA) gathered at ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ this week to network, share knowledge and reaffirm their commitment to partnerships between universities and colleges and the communities in which they reside.More than 280 people attended the 2025 ITGA City and University Relations Conference, which kicked off at the Kent Student Center ballroom on June 4.Todd Kamenash, ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ’s associate dean of students for conduct and community engagement, chaired the ITGA conference, which had the theme Communicate, Collaborate and Celebrate.Kamenash overse...
Endorsements and Additional Licensure Programs
ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ also offers endorsements [add link] and additional licensure programs in several areas (Middle Childhood Education, Special Education, and Health Education). These programs have been determined by the Ohio Department of Higher Education to be out-of-scope for CAEP accreditation purposes. These programs are reviewed and approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education.
CHEA-Recognized Licensure Programs
CHEA-Recognized Licensure Programs
ÌÇÐÄVlogÆƽâ°æ also offers licensure programs that CAEP does not specifically review because they are accredited by another CHEA-recognized accreditor; these programs are all also approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education:
- Multi-Age Education – Art (NASAD)
- Multi-Age Education – Music (NASM)
- Multi-Age Education – Dance (NASD)
- Library/Media (ALA)
- School Audiologist (ASHA)
- School Counselor (CACREP)
- School Psychology (APA)
- School Speech-Language Pathologist (ASHA)
Initial Licensure Programs
Initial Licensure Programs
Initial licensure programs not already accredited by another CHEA-recognized accreditor; these programs are all also approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education:
College of Communication & Information
Each spring, we celebrate not only the accomplishments of our graduating students, but also the passing of the torch—the moment when one generation of leaders makes way for the next. This year’s Student Media leadership team has been exceptional, guiding our media outlets through transformation, innovation and a deepened connection to our campus and community. Their legacy is already clear, and their influence will continue to shape our work for years to come.Audio and Entertainment As the first-ever director of the newly formed Audio and Entertainment division, Anthony Furiga helped buil...