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Partnership aimed at addressing structural issues affecting health disparities in Puerto Rico through $6 million NIH award
September 28, 2023
Kennesaw State University associate professor of psychology and associate director of the AMES Research Center, Israel Sánchez-Cardona will embark on a five-year, $6 million research initiative sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) aimed at developing partnerships between researchers and community organizations to address structural issues affecting health in Puerto Rico.
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Kennesaw State student presents undergraduate research at international conference
September 15, 2023
Kennesaw State University student Edwin Trejo-Rivera said that having opportunities to conduct research is an experience he never expected to have at an undergraduate level. The junior psychology major from Marietta not only had that opportunity but, over the summer, presented his research on a global scale at the Interamerican Congress of Psychology in Paraguay.
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Kennesaw State faculty study shows potential effects of presidents' use of Twitter
June 09, 2023
Twitter can influence American standing in the world when one of its 350 million users is the U.S. president, a study from Kennesaw State University suggests.
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Kennesaw State graduate bound for Ecuador with Peace Corps
May 10, 2023
Graduating Kennesaw State senior Savannah Tuschl comes by her curiosity about cultures honestly.
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Kennesaw State research team receives federal grant for artisanal alcohol research
April 25, 2023
Four Kennesaw State faculty members have been awarded a National Science Foundation grant for more than $313,000 to study the economic, cultural, historical and health significance of artisanal alcohol production in a small island nation in West Africa.
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Kennesaw State students' interdisciplinary project engages incarcerated youths in storytelling
April 24, 2023
When Zy Justice arrived at Kennesaw State University in Fall 2018, she knew she wanted to major in criminal justice. She didn’t expect her studies to include training in acting. Nonetheless, Justice recently sat in a black-walled room with a mixed group of theatre and criminal justice majors participating in a dramatic reading of selections from the play version “Long Way Down” by Jason Reynolds, a novel about the code of vengeance governing the streets where the main character lives.
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Kennesaw State awards ceremony recognizes outstanding faculty members
April 18, 2023
College of the Arts Theatre and Performance Studies professor Ming Chen has received the University Distinguished Professor Award, the top honor presented during Kennesaw State’s annual Faculty Awards ceremony on Monday.
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Charity Butcher, Ph.D., Announced as Director of the School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development
March 28, 2023
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Moving forward: New deans discuss plans for the Radow, Honors and Graduate colleges
March 10, 2023
Kennesaw State University has recently welcomed new deans to lead three of its colleges – Katie Kaukinen in the Norman J. Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences; Karen Kornweibel in the KSU Journey Honors College and Juliet Langman in the Graduate College. Each are accomplished scholars and leaders who come to KSU ready to help the University achieve its goals.
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History Makers: During Black History Month, current KSU students are making their marks
February 23, 2023
History is created day by day, minute by minute as the present becomes the past. As the Kennesaw State community celebrates Black History Month, the newest chapters of the University’s history are being written today by outstanding Black students. Join us in marking Black History Month at KSU by meeting a few of those students who are making history today.