The President’s Student Leadership Academy is a nine-month program designed to foster leadership skills and cultural development within faculty-selected students.
The grant will give the College of Engineering and Computer Science the means to research the improvement of air taxis.
The first Archer Endowed Position in American History & Politics at Ashland University will be Adam Carrington, Ph.D, who graduated from Ashland University in 2007.
The center will be the home of the university’s Office of Local Government and Community Relations, as well as a multipurpose community space.
The gift will be used to establish the RING Center for Experiential Learning in Art and Design, which will give students in all majors throughout the School of Art the opportunity to study abroad, perform internships, and receive professional development.
The partnership has set up a fund to help around 50 students with children in need of daycare pay for childcare at any Akron-area YMCA location.
The InCERT Academy’s pilot program was launched in January and has been rolled out into a full program, with an additional credit offering. The program allows local high school students to get a headstart on industry certifications.
If all necessary due diligence is completed and the plans are approved, Ursuline College and Gannon University plan to partner to become a unified Catholic university system.
Marcia and Roy Armes have given the second-largest cash gift in the history of the Athletics Department, which will help make progress on each goal in the department’s five-year plan.
The award comes from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine and reflects the College of Nursing’s commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in its practices.
