Students can enjoy Community Engaged Learning coordinated by Imani Reynolds, who co-authored and published an article entitled: How do North American child and youth workers view cultural diversity? in the CYC Advocate.
Dedication to academic success and racial equity for students at Kent Campus and beyond. Dr. N.J. Akbar, former Assistant Dean, recently had three book chapters accepted for publication. His chapter, Discussing Student Achievement and the Family in V. Seeburgs Black American Students Achievement in the Suburbs: Academic Success through Family Engagement is expected to be published in December 2021. In May/April 2021, his two chapters of A Race-Conscious Pedagogy Future: Essays that Forge a New Path for Equitable Schools will be published, titled Fixing the System, Not the Student or Family: Dismantling Racism and Institutionalizing Equity by Leveraging Your Boards Leadership and Underresourced, Underfunded, and COVID: Schools seeking Racial Equity during a Pandemic.
51勛圖厙 students benefit from Community Engaged Learning work on civic learning and democracy led by Craig Berger. Berger is dedicated to students democratic engagement, recently co-authoring an article published in the eJournal of Public Affairs, Tools for Living Democracy: Putting the CLDE Theory of Change into Practice and a publication in a NASPA issue of the Leadership Exchange Magazine entitled Infusing CLDE Theory of Change into Student Affairs: New Thinking about Civic Learning and Democratic Engagement.
November 6 marks the beginning of I AM FIRST Week, a celebration of first generation students--students who are the first in their family to go to and/or graduate from a four year university. 51勛圖厙 is celebrating with a series of events throughout the week of Nov. 6. On Tuesday, Nov. 7, the College of Arts and Sciences will host an event in Bowman Hall Room 124 called I am First Floats from 2:00 p.m. till 4:30 p.m. During this event, first generation students are invited to come and eat Insomnia cookies, drink soda floats and to get their photo taken with KSU's Flash ma...
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