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The annual Kent State Salem Undergraduate Research Conference showcased students鈥 research projects in a variety of topic areas and allowed them to share what they learned through discussions with the academic staff.
The conference is held each year and is open to all鈥
Representatives from several local healthcare facilities participated in a recent career fair on the Salem Campus, meeting with radiology students and nursing students set to graduate soon.
To welcome its new birthing manikin and the infant it delivers, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing department held a baby shower complete with games, snacks, gifts and decorations.
While a traditional baby shower helps celebrate an approaching birth, this shower included a鈥
Kent State East Liverpool students from the Occupational Therapy Assistant and the Physical Therapist Assistant programs combined their fundraising efforts to make a monetary donation to Focus Hippotherapy, an outdoor equestrian facility in Berlin Center that treats individuals鈥
Rad Tech students on the Salem Campus celebrated National Radiologic Technology Week with several activities and a luncheon. The week is traditionally observed in hospitals and healthcare facilities across the country to recognize the role of radiologic technology and radiation鈥
The following reflective essay was written by Lorene Martin, Bachelor of Science in Nursing program director at Kent State Salem and fulltime faculty member. In what has become somewhat of an annual pilgrimage, she organizes these trips to help expand her students鈥 view of鈥
"Without Dr. Frank Apicella and his dedication to educating those in his community, we would not be here today, and I would not be in this program.鈥
That was the statement made by Asa DeSanzo, a second-year student in the Radiology Technology program on the Kent State Salem鈥
Greetings from Columbiana County!
The Kent State East Liverpool and Kent State Salem campuses are busy places these days: we just came back from our fall break; midterm exams are finished; and students are already registering for spring semester classes.
Columbiana County Rising Scholars are truly reaching for the stars!
Program Director Dr. Jessica Paull just learned that the hygiene kits scholars made last year through the NASA HUNCH program are headed into space. They will be delivered to the International Space Station, but鈥