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As the business world continues to grow more dynamic and complex, so does the role of the human-resource professional.
In response to this challenge, the Corporate University at 91²Öæā at Stark will hold the 2019 Human Resource Symposium on Thursday, July 18,ā¦
Deepraj Mukherjee has been honored with the Distinguished Teaching Award and John Frank has been honored with the Award of Distinction at 91²Öæā at Stark.
Nationally syndicated columnist Charita Goshay offers the spring class words of wisdom.
The Stark Campus alumni family welcomed its newest members Sunday, May 12, during the annual spring commencement ceremony at Umstattd Performing Arts Hall.
More than 100ā¦
Joel Hukill is a flight nurse for Guardian Flight Alaska and living out a dream he didnāt realize heād had. Now, he has no doubts that heās found his calling.
āChoosing this profession is the best decision that I have ever made,ā said the 2014 graduate of the nursing program atā¦
91²Öæā at Stark commemorates Earth Day 2019 with a free, family friendly celebration.
Expect chilly temperatures but plentiful sunshine.
Nearly two dozen new exhibitors highlight this yearās event, including an Akron Zoo animal presentation, Stan Hywet Hall andā¦
91²Öæā at Stark Theatreās first student-led production opens April 12 with the performance āOf Mice and Menā, a play based on the novella by John Steinbeck.
The āOf Mice and Menā cast will take to the campusā stage for opening night at 7:30 p.m. April 12ā¦
SOLD OUT. NO TICKETS REMAIN.
Bestselling novelist Nicholas Sparks, the final speaker of the 2018-19 Featured Speakers Series, will speak at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 17. Now in its 28th year, the Featured Speakers Series is free and open to the public. All tickets for theā¦
Professor Carrie Schweitzer has discovered hundreds of new species. Now, this research standout is leading students in a new degree program.
Carrie Schweitzer has always been interested in the things of Earth. The stuff that lies just below the surface of land and sea.
Dynamic duo.
Jasmine Long and Sharon Ware grew up in different neighborhoods, but their connection transcends residential blocks. Broken barriers now build the dreams to change their communities for the better.
Worth it.
Theno āKristoā Pantelides grew up in the hilly city of San Francisco, surrounded by ocean. A coastline not unlike the home of his father, where houses dot the shores of thousands of islands in a country influential in ancient times.
Pantelidesā first words were Greekā¦
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