Many people think of traditional tracks in medicine, veterinary medicine, or pharmacy when considering a career in health care. There are a number of different fields in health care, however, that can lead to fulfilling careers. We encourage you to assess your goals and aptitudes before choosing a specific field.
The Semiconductor Fabrication & Cleanroom Fundamentals micro-credential is offered at no cost to participants, providing an accessible opportunity to explore semiconductor manufacturing and gain exposure to the processes used to produce modern microchips.
This opportunity allows participants to build foundational knowledge of semiconductor fabrication while earning an industry-aligned micro-credential and digital badge, participating in guided cleanroom experiences, and exploring career opportunities within Ohio’s growing semiconductor and advanced manufacturing ecosystem.
Training is an important component in helping our faculty, staff and students stay safe.
The Fire Safety and Prevention Office provides training on an annual basis to various staff and students including security aides, resident directors, resident assistants, chemistry and biological sciences personnel and departments, student organizations, and contractors conducting hot work activities.
For information on any of the fire safety training areas listed below, contact Fire Safety Services at 330-672-1962 firesafety@kent.edu
Fire Prevention training includes:
The following is a brief list of training offered by Environmental Health & Safety. If there is a subject not listed in which you have an interest, please contact a member of the EHS team, or ehs@kent.edu
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INDUSTRY CREDENTIAL – Earn an industry-aligned micro-credential and digital badge that signals foundational semiconductor knowledge and cleanroom exposure. Adding this credential to your resume or LinkedIn profile demonstrates relevant technical experience whether you are exploring STEM pathways, building specialized skills, or upskilling in semiconductor and advanced manufacturing technologies.
PLEASE NOTE: This information is provided for historical purposes only. The Noyce Scholars Program is no longer accepting applications. For more information, please contact Sherry Ernsberger: sernsber@kent.edu or 330-672-2580.
