The description should speak to why this theme matters and to the kinds of questions it explores. It should illustrate the interdisciplinary nature of the topic and its relevance in a range of academic and professional applications. It should be welcoming and brief (< 100 words, written in first-person plural, present tense).
Shared Reading or Listening
Short description of shared reading, podcast or video (< 30 words, written in first-person plural, present tense). Short description of shared reading, podcast or video.
Pre-Orientation Experience
Short description of related pre-orientation experience (< 30 words, written in first-person plural, present tense). Short description of related pre-orientation experience.
Fall Break Trip
Join us over fall break, when we travel to XYZ to visit ABC… Short description of fall break trip (< 50 words). Short description of fall break trip. Short description of fall break trip. Short description of fall break trip.Related Courses
Course Title 1
Add short description of related course here (< 50 words). We’ll link to full description below. Ideally, courses have no prerequisites and are open to first-years. This is also a good place to promote community-engaged learning courses. Aim for a mix of departments and divisions.
Course Title 2
Add short description of related course here (< 50 words). We’ll link to full description below. Ideally, courses have no prerequisites and are open to first-years. This is also a good place to promote community-engaged learning courses. Aim for a mix of departments and divisions.
Course Title 3
Add short description of related course here (< 50 words). We’ll link to full description below. Ideally, courses have no prerequisites and are open to first-years. This is also a good place to promote community-engaged learning courses. Aim for a mix of departments and divisions.
Course Title 4
Add short description of related course here (< 50 words). We’ll link to full description below. Ideally, courses have no prerequisites and are open to first-years. This is also a good place to promote community-engaged learning courses. Aim for a mix of departments and divisions.
Another Special Opportunity
Short description of another special opportunity, such as an alumni visit, travel-embedded course or Kenyon affiliate (< 50 words). Short description of another special opportunity, such as an alumni visit, travel-embedded course or Kenyon affiliate. Short description of another special opportunity.Gain Experience
Short description of related internships, job shadows, volunteer and other experiential learning opportunities (< 25 words). Short description of related experiential learning opportunities.
Short description here (< 50 words). Be sure to note any special application or criteria required. Description can include links to more information on another page or in Handshake.
Short description here (< 50 words). Be sure to note any special application or criteria required. Description can include links to more information on another page or in Handshake.
Short description here (< 50 words). Be sure to note any special application or criteria required. Description can include links to more information on another page or in Handshake.
Short description here (< 50 words). Be sure to note any special application or criteria required. Description can include links to more information on another page or in Handshake.
Clubs & Organizations
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KC Meds
KC Meds helps students explore careers in medicine by coordinating job shadows with local health professionals and providing MCAT study material and review opportunities.
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Active Minds
Active Minds is the Kenyon chapter of a nationwide organization that promotes mental health for young adults.
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Clubs Sports and Recreation
From rugby and frisbee to archery and running to recreational soccer, swim and equestrian teams, Kenyon offers more than a dozen club sports for athletes of all levels. Explore.
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Morgan’s Message
Morgan’s Message strives to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health within the student-athlete community and equalize the treatment of physical and mental health in athletics.
Keys are open to anyone who shares an interest — students, faculty, staff — regardless of department, major or class year.