A Kennesaw State University professor is researching ways to use smart water bottles and behavioral tracking to help students stay hydrated. Mitchell Zaplatosch aims to merge technology with healthy habits through ongoing studies supported by Wellstar College.
Kennesaw State University’s Sangsun Choi has received national recognition for his documentary ‘Chicken Ghetto,’ highlighting life with sickle cell disease in Uganda. The film won top honors at an academic media arts festival.
SueAnn Hollowell from Kennesaw State University placed second in a statewide innovation contest hosted by USG. Her business proposal earned her $7,500 as part of an event highlighting student entrepreneurial talent across Georgia.
Kennesaw State University’s third annual Giving Day raised over $400,000 with contributions from more than two thousand supporters nationwide. Organizers say increased challenge grants helped drive engagement as part of a larger campaign goal.
Zach Navejas, who graduated from Kennesaw State University with a degree in mathematics in 2014, is set to become a Warrant Officer in the United States Marine Corps this April. His journey includes achievements both academically and professionally while maintaining strong ties with his alma mater.
Ashley Singh is making an impact at Kennesaw State University through leadership roles focused on helping students who have faced hardships. Her positive outlook inspires mentors and peers alike as she advocates for greater support within higher education.
Kennesaw State University has launched an educational partnership connecting its students with incarcerated learners at Atlanta Transitional Center as part of its New Connections Project. Supported by federal grant funding through Common Good Atlanta, this program aims to foster empathy while building academic skills among both groups.
Two Kennesaw State University first-year students have created an AI-based system called Fallguard designed to prevent falls among virtual reality users. The project gives them hands-on experience while addressing safety concerns as VR technology grows more popular.
Kennesaw State University is set to host the first-ever University System of Georgia Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition April 6-7. Student teams from across Georgia’s public universities will pitch original business ideas for prizes totaling $25,000.
Darrius Knight from Kennesaw State University was chosen as an intern for U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock after being selected from over 300 applicants. His work focuses on legislative issues affecting college students nationwide while benefiting from university support programs.