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As technology continues to reshape nearly every aspect of society, questions of accountability, ethics, and governance have never been more important. That’s why the Institute for Accountability in the Digital Age (I4ADA) was founded in 2017 with a clear mission: to ensure that emerging digital challenges do not undermine the Internet’s potential to expand access to knowledge, foster global understanding, and support sustainable prosperity.

In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, accounting professionals are expected to do more than just crunch numbers. They need to understand data analytics, emerging technologies, business strategy, and how these elements intersect with financial reporting and decision-making. That’s where Kent State’s online Master of Science in Accounting, Business Technology, and Analytics (ABTA) comes in — a graduate degree designed to prepare the next generation of accounting leaders for high-impact roles in public accounting, corporate finance, consulting, and beyond.

Online education is more than technology — it’s about connection, engagement, and designing learning experiences that truly support students.

Graduate-level writing takes focus — and finding uninterrupted time to make progress can be one of the biggest challenges, especially for online students balancing work, life, and coursework.

Across Ohio and the nation, schools are navigating rapid change. Many experienced educators reach a point in their careers where they want to expand their impact beyond their individual classrooms. From literacy reform and evolving state policies to technology integration and student mental health needs, today’s educational landscape requires leaders who can think systemically while staying grounded in classroom realities.

Diauntae Morrow is a nationally recognized insurance professional, an award-winning leader, and a dedicated faculty member in Kent State’s in100% online Bachelor of Science in Insurance Studies program. Recently honored with the 2025 Emerging Leader Award from the National African American

From Online Learning Professional to EdTech Expert: Jason Waskovich’s Journey

Graduate school can be a transformative experience, especially for creative professionals looking to advance in the fashion industry. For many students, the right master’s program becomes a catalyst for long-term career growth and professional clarity. That was the case for Jodi Frontino, a 2024 graduate of Kent State University’s Master of Fashion Industry Studies (MFIS) program.

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.

Master of Public Administration Student Spotlight: Eli Kalil