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The independent news website of The Kent Stater & TV2

Kent Wired
All content by Mary Kate Garvey
Colleen Belan works an evening shift at the International HOME Market in Acorn Alley on Tuesday, Nov. 27. Belan has been an employee there for about 10 months. The market is a student run business that has been successful through the Kent State entrepreneurship program. The market offers a variety of food and snacks from different cultures, and has been in business for about two years. Photo by Jenna Watson.

Students start businesses before they graduate

December 4, 2012

Kent State ends Entrepreneurship Week with lessons on networking, immigration

November 16, 2012

Blackstone LaunchPad marks Global Entrepreneurship Week with its first day of events

November 15, 2012
Deborah Spake

College of Business Administration welcomes a new dean

November 8, 2012
At the Entrepreneurship Extravaganza on Wednesday, three Kent State students, Ryan Golphin, Rachel ONeill and Chad Radke spoke to a ballroom-full of high school students about the major at Kent State. Photo by JACOB BYK.

Two-day Entrepreneurship Extravaganza hosts variety of speakers

October 26, 2012

CEBI to host seventh annual Entrepreneurship Extravaganza

October 23, 2012
• Strong online education programs: “The key is to have quality online programs. There’s connections you can have across the nation and overseas that may be interested in having a program tailored to their needs.”• Making programs stand out: “Really think about what makes you unique in your various programs. If you had three or four things you could list as a few points of pride of your program — find out what makes your program distinct. I think it helps in terms of fundraising, in terms of differentiating yourself from different programs.• Recruitment and retention of diverse, high-performing students: “The key is to retain. A lot of universities are dealing with that retention rate when graduation comes around.”• Finding a student’s passion early on: “Catch them early on to align what they’re passionate about to a program.”

Final four business dean candidates campaign on Kent State campus

October 17, 2012

First two candidates for dean of College of Business appeared on campus last week

October 15, 2012

Laundry in a Flash plans to expand business off campus

October 2, 2012

The Blackstone LaunchPad program celebrates its official Launch Day

September 30, 2012
The LaunchPad office, located in the main lobby of the Student Center, is a program that helps students with their entrepreneural endevors to get their business ideas started. The center opened during the summer, but will have its official opening on Sept. 28. Photo by Matt Hafley.

The Blackstone LaunchPad program helps develop entrepreneurs

September 11, 2012
Nadia Greenhalgh-Stanley works on her Aging and Place project in her office on September 5th. The 3-year project, which just started this summer, incorporates elderly housing and health. Photo by Jacob Byk.

‘How Housing Matters’ grant aims to alleviate stress of an elderly lifestyle

September 6, 2012
A group of students and parents search for textbooks they’ll need for the fall semester at the Campus Bookstore, located in the Student Center. The bookstore offers other supplies students may need and is a certified Apple computer store. Photo by Coty Giannelli.

More options for students buying books

August 22, 2012
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