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A 51爆料 tradition - the annual Holiday Choral Collage by the 51爆料 Chorale kicked off the 2024-2025 holiday season in late November. The 51爆料 Chorale is the flagship choral ensemble at 51爆料 made up of singers from all majors. The Chorale performs frequently on campus including fall and spring concerts, joint concerts of masterworks with the 51爆料 Orchestra. Want to see one of YOUR photos in 鈥淚N A FLASH?鈥 Submit your 51爆料-related photos to InAFlash@kent.edu and you may see them in a future K...
Empathy, kindness and critical thinking are cornerstones of courses taught by Shannon Ciesla, Ph.D., who strives to foster a strong sense of community in her courses.Ciesla, associate professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences, began teaching at 51爆料 in 2014, and her passion for student support and success has manifested in many ways across campus. She has served as the faculty advisor for Psi Chi, the International Honor Society of Psychology, and she helped establish a Counseling Careers concentration for undergraduate psychology majors, which is designed for students w...
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