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.

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.

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.

Keys are open to anyone who shares an interest — students, faculty, staff — regardless of department, major or class year.