Bureau of Research Training & Services
A bureau that supports health
care and educational institutions in need of research design,
analysis and interpretation, survey and test development, or
consultation and assessment services. The bureau also provides
transcription services, consultation for the development of
grant proposals, and data verification and entry.
Faculty Affairs
This KSU page provides downloadable information on RTP guidelines
for KSU faculty.
Faculty Senate
The Faculty Senate Forums provide faculty the opportunity to
focus and discuss issues of common concern among all KSU faculty
as an eight-campus community.
Information Literacy
Successful teaching and learning requires understanding of fundamental
information literacy standards. This link will take you to Kent
State's Libraries and Media Services' introduction to information
literacy standards, which involves information seeking skills,
independent learning, and social responsibility.
Institute
for CyberInformation
Located in Moulton Hall is an interdisciplinary research center
whose mission includes conducting collaborative research and
supporting university-industry partnerships as they relate to
the application and integration of digital information technologies
for knowledge management. The Institute's current focus
is on network publishing and portable reading devices, such
as e-books and tablets. Research projects involve faculty
and students from schools and departments throughout Kent State's
eight-campus network. The institute also relies on a professional
board of advisers comprised of representatives from public and
private organizations as well as from Kent State University
to provide guidance and to help shape its research agenda.
Research
Center for Educational Technology
The research conducted within RCET takes place in the Ameritech
classroom in Moulton Hall. The center's purpose
is to provide a collegial network for university researchers
and preK-16 educators committed to studying the impact of technology
on teaching and learning.
Research
and Graduate Studies (RAGS)
A division comprised of three main branches: one that oversees
all university graduate programs, one that handles details concerning
all university research and one responsible for Technology Transfer
and Outreach Coordination.
University
Research Council (URC)
The URC fosters and stimulates the research mission of the University
by studying and recommending policies respecting research; recommending
priorities for support of research; recommending faculty research
appointments; collecting information on research; and publicizing
research efforts of the University.
University Teaching
Council (UTC)
Among their many responsibilities related to supporting the
scholarship of teaching, the UTC funds teaching and curriculum
development projects and hosts, with support of the fpdc, the
annual October teaching conference.
