Tina L. Biasella is the director of external affairs and community relations at Kent State University at Stark, where she oversees marketing, public relations, The Corporate University, special events and other nonacademic campus outreach functions through a team of administrative, professional and support staff.
Denise Seachrist, the dean and chief administrative officer at Kent State University at Stark, didn’t hesitate when asked what most excites her at the campus these days.
Women’s Impact Inc. joined two of its most popular events into one dynamic half-day session. In September, Women’s Impact Inc. hosted its fourth annual Empowerment Workshop and Athena Leadership Luncheon at the conference center at Kent State University at Stark.
The YWCA of Canton had great success drumming up support as it welcomed back its “Night of Champions” event held at the University Center at Kent State Stark. Nearly $50,000 was raised to benefit the YWCA’s life-saving efforts and programs for women, children and families.
As part of Kent State University at Stark’s Featured Speaker lecture series, Bill Rosemann, creative director of Marvel Games, visited the campus for a video conference with area high schools. There was a private dinner and lecture. The evening began with the dinner, hosted by Dean Seachrist, which select students, faculty, staff and community members attended.
Gallery 121, which made its grand debut last month in downtown Massillon, is a virtual panacea of all of these faves rolled into one new hot spot.
The American Heart Association hosted Go Red for Women at Kent State University at Stark in April. About 200 women gathered for a heart healthy lunch, while women shared their stories of their battles with heart diseases.
Brannon Braga’s resume is looking pretty sharp: show runner, executive producer, Emmy-nominated and Hugo Award-winning writer, and now, director. Impressive titles, even by Hollywood standards.
As high school seniors and their parents spend the upcoming school year planning their futures and choosing their colleges, they may want to sharpen their focus and take a look at Stark County. Stark County is home to five — yes, five — highly respected colleges and universities.
