You don’t have to work directly with patients to build a career in healthcare. YSU’s Associate of Applied Science in Health Information Management (HIM) can prepare you
The Content Why do graveyards, prisons, and wreckage sites become tourist destinations? A new Topics in History course has emerged exploring the intricacies of Dark
The College Counseling and Student Affairs Program at YSU The YSU Master of Education (MSEd) in Counseling offers students four distinct tracks for students to
What can you learn from holding a manuscript written by one of your favorite authors? I recently had this experience when I was able to
Welcome Back to Campus As the new chair for English and World Languages, I want to welcome you back to school and share some updates
From your first semester through graduation, academic advising is an important part of your experience at YSU. At the Bitonte College of Health and Human Services, advisors are here to help you navigate your degree, make informed decisions, and stay on track toward
YSU’s Radiologic Technology program is a 22-month, on-campus program that combines classroom learning, hands-on lab training, and clinical experience to prepare students for careers in
When you think of the library, opossum puppets, botany board games, and flash cards may not be the first things to come to mind, but they are the most circulated items in the Wilcox Curriculum Resource Center (CRC).
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.
