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New Online Scheduling Portal Streamlines Event Planning at 51��

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Planning campus events just got easier. University Events & Conference Services (UECS) has launched Mazévo, a new online scheduling portal designed to simplify the way 51�� faculty and staff request event-related services.Through Mazévo, users can submit one streamlined request for:Event spaceTechnology supportRoom setupsParking accommodationsCatering services (available starting July)“This new tool is designed to simplify the process and improve communication for everyone hosting events on campus,” said Tessie Shipley, assistant director of UECS. “We’re excited about the flexibility...

51�� Stark Spring 2025 President's and Dean's Lists Announced

51�� Stark Spring President's and Dean's List

Congratulations, Flashes!51�� at Stark has announced the President's and Dean's Lists for Spring 2025.President’s List requirements include a 4.00 grade point and at least 15 letter-graded credit hours completed by the end of the semester.Dean’s List requirements include a 3.40 grade point average or higher and at least 12 letter-graded credit hours completed by the end of the semester.Part-time Dean's List requirements include a 3.40 grade point average or higher and completion and passing of 12 or more letter-graded hours taken during the previous summer, fall and sprin...

Learn to Skate FAQs

What if I don’t have my own skates?

Free skate rental is included with your Learn to Skate class registration. Skates are available at the Skate Rental Counter. Sizes available: Youth 5 – 13, Junior 1 – Adult 14. **Use of double runner blades is not permitted in a Learn to Skate class.

What size skate do I ask for at the Skate Rental Counter?

Let the Ice Arena staff know your shoe size, and they will find you the correct skate size. Rental skates are designed to fit everyone. Shoe size does not necessarily match skate size.

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KSU Frozen Flashes Learn to Skate Program

The Frozen Flashes Learn to Skate Program is specially designed for KSU student skaters, offering a structured progression through five skill levels. Modeled after the Learn to Skate USA curriculum, each level introduces 10–11 foundational skills that build upon one another.

Achieving proficiency at each level is essential for ensuring skater safety, success, and confidence on the ice. This program provides a supportive environment where skaters can refine their abilities while developing strong fundamentals for long-term improvement.

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Learn to Skate Overview

The format of a 60-minute Learn to Skate class* is as follows: 30 minutes of lesson time and 30 minutes of supervised practice. Practice time is vital to the progress of a skater. More time on the ice means more opportunities to refine skating skills, develop muscle memory, and confidence.