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Policing is a constantly evolving field that requires professionals to adapt to new challenges, technologies, and community expectations. From crime prevention strategies to public safety initiatives, modern law enforcement demands a deep understanding of policy, ethics, and community engagement. Explore insights into policing trends, career opportunities, and the impact of education in shaping the future of law enforcement.
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Each year, the Ohio Music Education Association (OMEA) Professional Development Conference brings together thousands of music educators, researchers, and performers who are shaping the future of the field. In 2026, Kent State University’s Glauser School of Music made a powerful impression — not just through performances, but through research, pedagogy, and leadership.
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Shelley Marshall is a Senior Lecturer in Information Technology and Cybersecurity at Kent State University and serves as co-coordinator of Kent State’s online Bachelor of Science in Cybercriminology. With a career that bridges industry experience and higher education, she plays a key role in shaping a program that prepares students to navigate the complex intersection of technology, crime, and justice.
Kent State University continues to stand out for excellence in online graduate education, with several programs ranking among the top in the nation in the U.S. News & World Report 2026 Best Online Programs rankings. This recognition highlights Kent State’s ongoing commitment to accessible, high-quality online degrees that help working professionals advance their careers without sacrificing flexibility or academic rigor.
Choosing an online degree is a big decision — and it’s not just about convenience. It’s about finding a program that fits your goals, your schedule, and your life, while still delivering the quality and support you deserve.
K–12 teachers are being asked to do more than ever, and students are carrying more than ever. Anxiety, stress, trauma, and emotional fatigue show up in classrooms every day—often before academic needs can even be addressed. Supporting student mental health is no longer optional; it’s essential. One of the most effective ways educators can respond is through Social and Emotional Learning (SEL).
