The path to a meaningful career doesn’t always require moving away or starting somewhere new. Sometimes, it begins right in your own community. At Youngstown State
When India Gatts applied for an internship at the Trumbull County Historical Society (TCHS) as a junior history and English double major, she just thought it would be good work experience. She then turned it into a two-year project on the Old Mahoning Ave. “Pioneer” Cemetery of cataloging, digitizing, mapping, and creating maps and indexes.
Becoming a physical therapist takes more than learning in the classroom. Students need opportunities to work with patients, apply what they’ve learned, and build confidence
If you are passionate about food, nutrition, and helping other live healthier lives, turn that passion into rewarding career through the Bachelor of Science in Applied
What does it mean to be a liberal arts student in the AI boom? While AI is changing a lot of industries and lives, it isn’t killing liberal arts careers like many people think; it’s creating a new career opportunity.
Choosing a college major isn’t always easy, but for Terrance Harris, one visit to Youngstown State University (YSU) helped shape his future. While attending YSU’s Athletic Training Camp as a high
YSU Anthropology students took to Center Brook Manor to dig up the past in class, ‘Archeological Techniques’.
Explore the paths a psychology degree from YSU leads to across mental health, research, criminal justice, and more.
Future respiratory therapists need more than textbooks to prepare for the demands of patient care. At Youngstown State University (YSU), students have access to advanced simulation labs and
Some of the most valuables lessons in health and human services happen outside the classroom. Through service-learning opportunities, YSU students have the chance to apply their knowledge and skills, gain hands on experience,
