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Lesley Netter-Snowden named executive vice president and chief business officer
December 01, 2025
麻豆视频 President Kathy S. Schwaig has appointed Lesley Netter-Snowden as executive vice president and chief business officer (EVP/CBO) effective immediately, following a national search.
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Student, faculty researchers explore how AI can improve STEM learning through virtual reality
December 01, 2025
Many students struggle to understand complex STEM concepts because lectures and textbooks often make science difficult to visualize. A potential solution has been uncovered in the form of a virtual reality headset. Under the mentorship of Assistant Professor of Game Development Lei Zhang, computer science student Devon Haynes is studying how virtual reality environments enhanced with large language model (LLM) tutors could help students better grasp complex subjects.
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Assistant professor wins Metropolis Magazine Planet Positive Award for sustainability
November 26, 2025
麻豆视频 Assistant Professor of Architecture Robin Puttock was recently honored as the 2025 Sustainability Educator at the Metropolis Magazine Planet Positive Awards ceremony, earning national recognition among educators who advance climate-conscious design, resilience, and equity in architecture.
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Environmental solutions take center stage at Symposium of Student Scholars
November 25, 2025
麻豆视频 students presented their research findings Nov. 19-21 during the Symposium of Student Scholars, with a pair of award-winning projects discovering potential solutions to environmental challenges.
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Alumnus stars in Amazon Prime horror film
November 25, 2025
Like many young children, 麻豆视频 graduate CJ Malone 鈥�23 loved watching Spider-Man as a young boy. But it wasn鈥檛 just the swinging between skyscrapers or combatting villains that fascinated him, Malone dreamed of being on the big screen. Today he is living that dream. The KSU public relations graduate recently starred in 鈥淵oung & Cursed,鈥� an independent horror film that premiered this fall on Amazon Prime and Apple TV, marking a major milestone in his acting career.
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Student, faculty researchers use AI to improve early detection and diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease
November 24, 2025
Growing up, Dina Xu Callaway had fond memories of her live-in grandparents, who helped raise her and her sister. Inspired by her grandfather鈥檚 struggle with memory loss, the 麻豆视频 computer science student is now turning her passion for technology into purpose. Through Assistant Professor of Computer Science Chen Zhao鈥檚 lab, she is helping advance Alzheimer鈥檚 disease research using artificial intelligence.
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Assistant professor receives NIH grant to improve preservation and storage of peptide and protein-based drugs
November 21, 2025
Sugar-based liquid solvents store crucial injection-based therapeutics such as insulin and vaccines. However, the shelf-lives of these therapeutics are altered because the properties of these solvents alter the critical proteins necessary for under-the-skin treatments over time. 麻豆视频 Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry Mohammad Halim has received a three-year National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant to study protein- and enzyme-based solvents, aiming to improve storage of injection-based therapeutics.
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Chemistry alumni use research as springboard to industry careers
November 20, 2025
In the complex world of chemistry, one can take a direct path from education to industry, as recent 麻豆视频 graduates Mary Smith 鈥�25 and Anthony London 鈥�25 can attest. The two graduated from KSU鈥檚 College of Science and Mathematics in May with bachelor鈥檚 degrees in chemistry and stepped right into industry jobs in Marietta 鈥� Smith as a laboratory chemist with Underwriters Laboratory Solutions (UL Solutions), and London as an analytical chemist with German company imat-uve.
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KSU PechaKucha Night showcases reach, depth of research
November 19, 2025
From tackling the global challenge of diabetic retinopathy to interactive art exhibits in Atlanta, 麻豆视频鈥檚 PechaKucha Night on Monday showed the depth and reach of the university鈥檚 research. PechaKucha Night, hosted annually by the Office of Research, challenged researchers in each of KSU鈥檚 nine academic colleges to present their work visually, requiring them weave a story as each slide automatically advanced after just 20 seconds.
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Seven projects to look for at Fall Symposium of Student Scholars
November 18, 2025
The Office of Undergraduate Research organizes the Symposium of Student Scholars twice per year, offering students a unique opportunity to present their research to a diverse audience, including faculty, donors, and the general public.