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Kennesaw State researcher says there is a dark side to CEOs with high integrity
November 15, 2022
While organizations naturally want to have principled leaders, researchers have found a surprising twist that chief executive officers (CEOs) with high integrity can have negative effects on the companies they lead.
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Kennesaw State director receives Fulbright Specialist opportunity
November 14, 2022
Kennesaw State University’s Neil Duchac, who serves as the director of the Academy for Inclusive Learning and Social Growth, will take his expertise in disability services to the other side of the world.
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Kennesaw State research center partners with state to prevent veteran suicide in Georgia
November 10, 2022
Nearly 200 U.S. military veterans living in Georgia died by suicide in 2020, contributing to a total of 6,146 veteran suicides nationwide that year. Kennesaw State’s Center for the Advancement of Military and Emergency Services (AMES) and the Georgia Department of Veterans Service (GDVS) are now partnering to help reduce this tragedy.
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Kennesaw State graduate enrollment helps drive Fall 2022 growth
November 09, 2022
This fall, Kennesaw State University experienced another record enrollment, topping more than 43,000 students. This is the fourth consecutive year that enrollment has grown at Georgia’s third-largest university.
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Kennesaw State researcher receives federal grant to study muscle formation
October 20, 2022
A decade after discovering the role of a specific protein in muscle formation, a Kennesaw State University associate professor of biology has earned a $400,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to delve deeper into that process.
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Saint-Louis's undergraduate experience at Kennesaw State prepared him to return as faculty member
June 17, 2022
Growing up in Haiti as a child, Carl Saint-Louis aspired to be just like Charles Xavier, Professor X, his favorite fictional character on the animated television series “X-Men”.
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Kennesaw State's Tyler Reinagel named to Atlanta Regional Commission leadership institute
June 15, 2022
Tyler Reinagel, associate vice president for economic development in Kennesaw State University’s Office of Research, is one of 54 leaders named this week to the Atlanta Regional Commission’s 2022 leadership institute.
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Kennesaw State researchers work to reduce threat of deadly disease to bats
June 08, 2022
In November, knee-deep in chilly water, Kennesaw State University graduate students Makayla Ferrari and Jordyn Upton waded into a culvert underneath Interstate 75 near Forsyth, Ga., carrying paper bags, a step ladder and a flashlight.
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New grant supports Kennesaw State effort to expand course-based undergraduate research
May 24, 2022
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a $150,000 grant in support of Kennesaw State University’s effort to integrate undergraduate research into science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) course curriculums.
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Kennesaw State professor finds purpose, inspiration in collaboration
May 23, 2022
Whether it’s helping with research designed to save bats from extinction or working with the theater department on a play about Bigfoot, Kennesaw State University biologist Thomas McElroy is a natural collaborator.
