James Madasz, MHA, BSNMT, Executive Director of Submarket Hospital Operations at the Cleveland Clinic, discusses his career path in healthcare management and opportunities for public health and health sciences students and graduates interested in healthcare management.
Meeting ID: 284 185 656 406 092
Passcode: 2Cu3yN79
Lieutenant Commander Michael Coughlin, RN, MSN, U.S. Navy Medical Programs Recruiter, discusses career opportunities in the Navy for public health and health sciences graduates.
Meeting ID: 268 913 148 923 03
Passcode: DJ9du9bA
Christopher Woolverton, PhD, Professor in the College of Public Health and Health Sciences, talks about his academic and practice career in public health and his recommendations for public health students and graduates.
Meeting ID: 232 277 288 394 190
Passcode: Qe9Tb6ap
Join the Public Health Ambassadors for the first session of the Fall 2026 Career Series.
John Staley, PhD, Associate Professor at the University of North Carolina Gillings School of Global Public Health, discusses his career as an occupational health and safety researcher and practitioner.
Meeting ID: 218 818 687 282 738
Passcode: aX9ds3P8
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When the 2026 Association for Information Systems (AIS) Research Rankings were recently released, two names from the same department at ÂÌñÉç appeared near the top of the global list. Jose Benitez, Ph.D., Bridgestone Endowed Chair in International Business and professor of information systems (IS) in the Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics, ranked No. 1 worldwide among individual authors for publications in the 11 most prestigious information systems journals in 2025 – and No. 2 worldwide over...
When you make a gift to Kent State, where does your money go – and how does the ÂÌñÉç Foundation use those dollars to create impact? ...
CAPS' Living with Loss is a support group for students who have experienced the death of a loved one. It offers a caring space to connect with other students who understand what it's like to lose someone. The group can provide a sense of community, help you feel less isolated, and encourage healing through compassion and support. It's always your choice how much you share. Whether your loss happened recently or years ago, you are welcome.
Meetings are held weekly on Wednesdays. You don’t need to sign up to come to meetings – simply show up!
