Academic and Pre-professional Organizations and Clubs

Association for Women in Mathematics focuses on supporting and encouraging women in the transition to higher education and careers in mathematics. We facilitate study and collaboration and offer opportunities to hear from women in the wider math community. AWM is open to all. Contact us at awmath@kenyon.edu.

We introduce members and the broader campus community to high impact, ethical careers. We host an introductory fellowship where members learn about cause areas to explore in their careers including neglected global problems, emerging technologies, existential risk and career planning. Contact us at kenyonea@kenyon.edu.

The Kenyon College Finance Club gives students the chance to explore the field of finance through a robust series of educational sessions, stock pitches, trading competitions and speaker events. Our members gain hands-on experience and tap into a vast alumni network, securing offers from top banks and investment firms. Learn more on our website.

We bridge the gap between theory and practice. Being part of this elite club, students expand their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning setting while also developing solutions for their local community and businesses. They gain a better understanding of technology and have the opportunity to share what they've learned with the rest of the community. Contact us at googledsc@kenyon.edu.

Knox County Medical Experiences Designed by Students is devoted to the exploration of medical, veterinary and health professions. We help students gain exposure through shadowing experiences with local health professionals. We also share information through campus events and activities and provide MCAT study material and review opportunities. Contact us at kc-meds@kenyon.edu.

We provide opportunities and cultivate skills for members to become future leaders in the consulting industry. KCG is a vehicle to apply the skills of a liberal arts education to real-world business problems while giving back to the local community. Contact us at kcg@kenyon.edu.

The K-STEM Mentoring Program increases student, faculty and alumni interaction within the science, technology, engineering and mathematics community. We also undertake community outreach, provide professional workshops and host a science cafe. Contact us at stem@kenyon.edu.

Out in Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics is dedicated to increasing the participation of LGBTQ+ people in STEM. Meet other STEM-minded LGBTQ+ students and allies, discuss research and careers, and tackle issues of diversity and inclusion in STEM. Allies welcome! Contact us at ostem@kenyon.edu.

The Psychology Club engages members and the community in psych-related events and is supported by the Department of Psychology. Contact us at psychclub@kenyon.edu.

Recognizing Each Other's Ability to Conquer the Hill matches first-year students with upperclass mentors to help them succeed. While we encourage students from underrepresented groups to join, any student is welcome. Free social and academic opportunities are offered throughout the year. Contact us at reach@kenyon.edu.

The Society for Physics Students cultivates ties between Kenyon physics enthusiasts and the professional realm of scientists. We also host off-campus trips to laboratories and conferences. Contact us at society.physics.students@kenyon.edu.

K-SAS is for students passionate about sports and statistics who want to further their knowledge about statistical analysis in sports, advanced analytics, and other ways that statistics and sports continue to intersect in the "Moneyball Era." Contact us at sportsanalytics@kenyon.edu.