The closest hotel to the Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ campus is the .
The hotel offers alumni discounts as well, so please be sure to let them know you’re a Golden Flash when you call.
For additional information, the university's Visitor Information website is a great resource as you plan your trip and should answer lodging and parking questions.
Contact University Events and Conference Services at uecs@kent.edu or at 330-672-3202 to learn about what buildings will be open during your time on campus.
We are thrilled you want to return to campus and see your favorite Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ State spots! We are constantly growing, changing and improving – so things might look a little different. One of our Student Ambassadors would be happy to give you a tour the next time you're in the area! Please contact us at alumni@kent.edu to coordinate a day and time in the future.
If you would like to support Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ State University, please visit www.kent.edu/give to contribute to a college, program or scholarship that is meaningful to you.
To plan a class gift or crowdfunding campaign, please reach out to annualgiving@kent.edu.
Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ State’s interactive campus map can make finding the building you’re searching for easy!
For on campus locations, contact University Events and Conference Services at uecs@kent.edu or at 330-672-3202 to find spaces on campus to reserve for your event.
Are you looking for a certain group of alumni to contact about your reunion or gathering? To honor privacy laws, we are happy to reach out to the alumnus on your behalf if we have their contact information on file.
Please fill out the Find a Flash form (below) with as much information as you can! Due to limited resources, we can only work on requests submitted through this form electronically.
In support of your efforts, a Ñý¼§Ö±²¥ State staff member can provide some assistance in connecting you with your classmates.
Contact Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement to get started at alumni@kent.edu or via phone at 330-672-5368.
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"As a first-generation college student, there is no one you can go to for help in your family. I remember trying to enroll as a high school senior and getting very frustrated because I had to figure out everything on my own. The Financial, Billing and Enrollment Center really helped me with financial solutions and my academic advisors were also very helpful. I would advise first-gen students to never hesitate to ask for help. There are also lots of resources on campus, you just have to put yourself out there."
