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At a typical career fair, employers set up tables and meet with fair attendees to discuss job opportunities. ������Ƶ State turned the tables, literally, at the Undergraduate Symposium on Research, Science and Creative Endeavors on Monday by having its first “Reverse Career Fair.” Representatives from more than 25 area companies and organizations were invited to attend the symposium and meet with the undergraduate student researchers who were presenting their posters. At this year’s symposium, presented by the Office of Student Research, 284 student researchers presented 150 posters illu...

As a Producer for the Cleveland Cavaliers, ������Ƶ State alumna Crystal Smith, ’18, never imagined the career path she is currently on and the opportunities it would lead to. But through networking and stepping out of her comfort zone, she says she’s discovered new passions and interests.   After graduating with a major in journalism and a minor in public health, Smith expected to be working in health communication. Working in the sports industry was never on her radar. During her time at ������Ƶ State, she worked for Student Media, specifically as a TV2 correspondent.   Aft...

The lecture series created in 2022 to honor the legacy of ������Ƶ Professor Emeritus of Sociology Jerry M. Lewis, Ph.D., will feature ������Ƶ State Assistant Professor of Higher Education Administration Erica Eckert, Ph.D., presenting “Where Were the Administrators? A Student Affairs Perspective on May 4, 1970,” as this year’s selected speaker. The Jerry M. Lewis May 4 Lecture and Luncheon will be held on Wednesday, May 3, from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the ������Ƶ Student Center Ballroom. Registration is required for this free event. See the website for tickets and more details. In ...

The Maltempi family is not your average ������Ƶ State family. Three generations of the Maltempi family have attended ������Ƶ and are proud to have seven family members who have graduated from or are currently attending ������Ƶ State. Carlo Maltempi, an immigrant and first-generation student, started this ������Ƶ State legacy when he began as a student in 1964. Carlo received his bachelor’s degree and master’s degrees in Spanish from ������Ƶ State and was on campus until 1970. Carlo Maltempi was a graduate assistant in 1970 working on his thesis and getting ready to graduate during the...