Book recalls 50 years of Kent State University at Tuscarawas
To capture the memories and history of the past half century, Kent State Tuscarawas Emeritus Professor Dan Fuller wrote “Kent State University at Tuscarawas — Celebrating 50 Years on University Dr,” and Fuller will be at the Dover Public Library for a book-signing celebration.
2018 school sponsor evaluations have been released
To help ensure accountability and quality in Ohio’s community school system, the Ohio Department of Education released the 2017-18 sponsor evaluations.
Professor is Gilbert Harris Award recipient
Wooster professor Mark Wilson is the Gilbert Harris Award recipient for career excellence in systematic paleontology.
Wayne College receives 3 nursing lab equipment grants
The University of Akron Wayne College received three grants to help purchase nursing lab equipment as Wayne College plans to expand its offering of nursing courses on campus.
Taylor and Finzer lead KSU campaign this year
The Tuscarawas County University Foundation launched its annual campaign, For the Future.
Tusc students receive feedback on game projects
Kent State University at Tuscarawas faculty and students from the computer design, animation and game design program recently attended GDEX, the Midwest’s largest conference for representatives from the game-development industry.
Central Catholic alumni honored at athletic banquet
The TCC High School Athletic Booster Club recently held its first TCC Alumni Honors Banquet, which included special recognition for a parent volunteer and honored six graduates and a coach from Tuscarawas Central Catholic High School.
Norwayne girls excel at the career center
Wayne County Schools Career Center seniors Maddie Brooks and Mikayla Morrow, both of Norwayne High School, have been elected officers of the career technical student organization, Educators Rising.
AU starts Center on Community Research and Evaluation Services
Ashland University has kicked off a new program, the Center for Community Research and Evaluation Services, through the College of Arts and Sciences.
Campaign raises more than $190 million in cash and commitments
Wooster’s Promise: The Campaign for Our Future raised just over $190 million in cash and commitments to support five major priorities at the College of Wooster: student financial aid, academic strength, experiential education, the life sciences and the Wooster Fund.
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