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  The Direction Home of Eastern Ohio recently donated funds to the 51���� East Liverpool Season’s Readings project, marking the agency’s support of the project for a third year. Formerly known as the Area Agency on Aging Chapter 11, the agency donated $750 to purchase new children’s books, which will be distributed by 51���� to youngsters along the parade route of the East Liverpool Christmas parade. Joe Rossi, chief executive officer of Direction Home of Eastern Ohio, made the presentation to 51���� East Liverpool. “We are so proud to be able to support this projec...

“Small successes matter, even when students understand a complex idea, attend tutoring to improve their exam grade or make personal connections to learning,” said Rachael Blasiman, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Psychology for 51���� at Salem. This positive teaching philosophy led her to winning the Distinguished Teaching Award. Blasiman is one of three educators honored with the Distinguished Teaching Award, the highest teaching award a tenured or tenure-track professor can receive. All tenured and tenure-track professors are eligible to receive the award whic...

  The 51���� East Liverpool Campus held its annual Culture Fair to showcase students’ research, with a focus on Amish cultures through posters and research papers and displays. The fair included a display of books and publications; food; Amish toys; and music. There were 46 poster submissions and 35 essays submitted for judging. This year’s winning essays were: First: Amish Silence: Offending and Victimization of Amish Society – John D. Priddy Second: Death as God’s Will: Death and Dying Practices of the Amish – Katelyn Paolucci Third: Amish Music: The Sounds of an Amish ...

51���� at Ashtabula held its 71st Commencement Ceremony on Friday, December 13, 2019 beginning at 7 p.m. Nearly 150 students earning their degrees were honored during the ceremony, held in the Main Hall Gymnasium. “Commencement is always a special evening to celebrate such an important milestone in our students’ lives,” said Susan J. Stocker, Ph.D., dean and chief administrative officer at 51���� Ashtabula. “We congratulate all of the graduates on their accomplishments and commend them and their families and friends who have encouraged them and supported them along eve...

ASHTABULA, OHIO -- Thanks in large part to the generosity of students, staff, alumni and friends of the campus, 51���� at Ashtabula surpassed it’s #GivingTuesday fundraising goal of $10,000 with a total of $23,375 raised in support of the Rising Scholars program.   “We are extremely grateful for the tremendous support from our campus, alumni and Ashtabula communities in exceeding our Giving Tuesday goal,” said Dean and Chief Administrative Officer Susan J. Stocker, Ph.D. “The contributors are individuals who appreciate the impact education has had on their lives, the oppo...

“Small successes matter, even when students understand a complex idea, attend tutoring to improve their exam grade or make personal connections to learning,” said Rachael Blasiman, Ph.D., associate professor in the Department of Psychology for 51���� at Salem. This positive teaching philosophy led her to winning the Distinguished Teaching Award. Blasiman is one of three educators honored with the Distinguished Teaching Award, the highest teaching award a tenured or tenure-track professor can receive. All tenured and tenure-track professors are eligible to receive the award whic...

Added Benefits to Campus and Community Michael Bruder, executive director of facilities, planning and design at 51����, said that in addition to the parking deck’s many benefits, most of the cars parked there will be covered and shielded from the sun, rain, snow and other inclement weather. He also said the deck’s location offers convenience. “It’s located close to East Main Street, which is a large state route that is expected to be turned into a tree-lined boulevard in 2024,” Bruder said. “Walking distances are very convenient to the buildings in the area. The parking deck helps with t...

51����’s first major construction project to create a new signature gateway to the Kent Campus will begin in the summer of 2020. At its Dec. 4 meeting, the 51���� Board of Trustees approved the construction of the university’s first parking deck. The project is outlined in Phase One of the 10-year facilities master plan to transform the Kent Campus to better serve the needs of students and the entire 51���� community.   The new Main Street parking deck will be located off of Midway Drive between Williamson House, Nixson Hall and the Center for the Performing Arts....