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Kennesaw State University, Public and Private Partners Leverage Social Entrepreneurship to Improve Communities
June 24, 2022
Members of the Atlanta business, government, and nonprofit communities met with Kennesaw State University faculty, students, and leadership this week to explore how partnering on new social entrepreneurship initiatives can help identify innovative solutions to societal challenges.
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Kennesaw State University, Georgia Fintech Academy Help Bridge the Fintech Industry Talent Gap
June 22, 2022
With Metro Atlanta gaining prominence as a global hub for the financial technology sector, Kennesaw State University and the Georgia Fintech Academy recently hosted a virtual conference featuring leading fintech businesses discussing how to meet the industry’s growing demand for talent.
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Kennesaw State grad student joins triple Owl alum at NASA for summer internship
June 21, 2022
A Kennesaw State University graduate student was selected from a nationwide pool of candidates to join a three-time Owls alum in work for NASA.
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Kennesaw State Researchers Highlight Data Security Concerns in Brainwave Tech
June 13, 2022
Kennesaw State University researchers are urging a greater focus on cybersecurity in emerging brainwave technologies, which they say are vulnerable to hacking and breaches of personal data. Adriane Randolph, professor of information systems at KSU, and doctoral student Rosemary Tufon will present a research paper on security threats to brainwave technology at a conference in Vienna, Austria, this week.
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Kennesaw State Marketing Professor to Attend Exclusive Faculty Fellowship in Israel
May 31, 2022
Kennesaw State University marketing professor Prachi Gala has been invited to participate in the Jewish National Fund USA’s 2022 Summer Faculty Fellowship Program in Israel, where she will work with university faculty across Israel in the hopes of establishing new academic partnerships.
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Kennesaw State Fintech Students Gain Competitive Edge Working with Payments Industry Partners in Experiential Learning Course
May 20, 2022
Georgia’s financial technology job market is exploding, and Kennesaw State University students are already gaining the experience needed to thrive. Kennesaw State’s Michael J. Coles College of Business has partnered with technology firm Unqork and payment processing firm Elavon, a subsidiary of Atlanta-based U.S. Bank, to give students real-world experience addressing challenges that professionals in the Fintech industry face every day.
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Class of 2022 Ready for What's Next
May 16, 2022
Kennesaw State's Class of 2022 - including the hospitality management program's first graduate - share their memories of KSU and their plans for the future.
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Michael J. Coles College Reveals 2022 Outstanding Students
May 03, 2022
The Michael J. Coles College of Business recently announced the winners of the 2021 Outstanding Student awards, recognizing some of the most accomplished students in each of the College's academic programs.
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Kennesaw State Marketing Students Help Rebrand Nonprofit Fighting Sexual Abuse
April 29, 2022
Two Kennesaw State University marketing students are helping chart a new course for a Georgia nonprofit dedicated to helping women overcome sexual abuse. Marketing seniors Grant Burrows and Caroline Anthony won first place in the 4th annual Digital Marketing Competition, hosted on the Kennesaw State campus by the Michael J. Coles College of Business.
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BLOG: Eliminating the Yes, But...
April 21, 2022
It is extremely difficult to distinguish yourself in the job search. With hundreds of applicants vying for the same position, hiring managers are looking for easy reasons to whittle the many resumes they receive down to a select few. For those lucky enough to get an interview, the next challenge is succinctly “making the case” why you are the best choice for the role. Removing lingering doubts from a hiring manager’s mind are critical. You do not want the manager looking at you and saying, “Yes, you would be great at our company, but…”