Celebrate Homecoming Week at ��ֹ�� Stark September 26 - 29

Celebrate Homecoming Week at ��ֹ�� Stark September 26 - 29

Join us for ��ֹ�� Stark's first annual Homecoming Week Celebration!

2016 ��ֹ�� Homecoming
Saturday, Oct. 1

2016's celebration has the Golden Flashes football team taking on Akron for the Wagon Wheel and features ��ֹ�� alumnus Josh Cribbs, '10 as the Parade Grand Marshal
Homecoming events and favorite traditions:
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STARK HOMECOMING CELEBRATION WEEK: SEPTEMBER 26 - 29

ALL WEEK

Office Spirit Decorating Contest
- Winning office receives a breakfast delivered by Flash
- Sponsored by USG

MONDAY, SEPT. 26

Chalk It Up - All Day
- Help decorate the space outside of the Campus Center with chalk artwork
School Spirit Served Up Cold
- 3 - 6 p.m. outside of Main Hall
- Enjoy complimentary ice cream from a real ice cream truck

TUESDAY, SEPT. 27

Homecoming T-Shirt Giveaway - all day across campus
- First 500 students will receive an exclusive ��ֹ�� Homecoming t-shirt
Ready. Set. Stark. - Sponsored by Recreation & Wellness
- 12 p.m. at the Track (next to Conference Center)
- 1-mile run on the track - wear your KSU gear!
- All participants receive a ��ֹ�� Homecoming t-shirt
- Flash, music and photos!

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28

Flash's Tailgate Favorites - Emporium Grille
- Enjoy five finger foods for only 50¢ at the Emporium Grille
Flash Visit & Homecoming Giveaway

THURSDAY, SEPT. 29

Cotton Candy Thursday - all day
- Enjoy a sweet treat: blue and yellow cotton candy
Blue & Gold Thursday
- Wear your ��ֹ�� gear
Spirit Office Decorating Judging - sponsored by USC

Contact:
Ashley Brightbill
Manager, Student Activities & Services
Academic Success Center
40 Campus Center
330-244-5041
abright6@kent.edu

POSTED: Friday, September 23, 2016 01:55 PM

UPDATED: Thursday, December 08, 2022 07:30 PM

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Stark Conference Center to Cease Event Rentals this Fall

��ֹ�� at Stark recognizes that the Conference Center has been a valued community resource for many years. However, in a time of tightening budgets and limited state funding for higher education, the campus can no longer absorb the large costs associated with keeping the facility open.

To ensure continued focus on its core mission — providing high-quality, student-centered education — the campus will end external event rentals at the Stark Conference Center after Sept. 30, 2025.

James Hannon Serving as Interim Dean for Salem and Stark Campuses

James C. Hannon, Ph.D., began his appointment as interim dean and chief administrative officer of ��ֹ�� Salem and ��ֹ�� Stark on July 1. “I’m truly excited to begin this new chapter alongside everyone at the Salem and Stark campuses. I’m quickly learning that these are warm, dedicated and passionate communities and I feel incredibly fortunate to be joining them,” he said.

Rising Scholars Helps Students Like Aireanna Tyson Dream Big

Attending ��ֹ�� Stark in the fall, Canton teen once questioned future.

Aireanna Tyson didn’t always see college in her future. Growing up in Canton’s inner city, she knew what it was like to feel far from the classroom — where real life could pull your focus away from school, and college felt like something for someone else.

“I wasn’t really going to classes. I wasn’t doing homework,” she said. “It hit me that if I didn’t buckle down, I wouldn’t even graduate.”

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