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Spring 2013 True Colors - Kent State University

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Students having a fiesta in Spanish class<br />

April 2012 <strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong> students on Risman<br />

Plaza for Walk a Mile in Her Shoes<br />

Fall 2012 – Upward Bound Juniors<br />

The Women’s Center and the KSU Sexual Assault Response<br />

Team have filled the month of April with opportunities for<br />

faculty, staff and students to join together in raising awareness<br />

about the root cause and lasting effects of sexual violence.<br />

Throughout the month, KSU community members will be<br />

able to participate in a dialogue about violence and language,<br />

walk a mile in women’s shoes, listen to the voices of women’s<br />

oppression and see them rise up as well as take back the night.<br />

Educational workshops and presentations are available to<br />

student organizations, university departments and throughout<br />

the year. The Women’s Center offers an extensive list of topics<br />

related to sexual violence. Check out the Program Menu on<br />

the Women’s Center website for more information.<br />

Sexual Assault Awareness Month Events<br />

April 3 – Say What Dialogue on Language and Sexual Violence<br />

7 PM in the Multicultural Center<br />

April 12 & 13 – Vagina Monologues<br />

7 PM Oscar Ritchie Hall Theater<br />

April 16 – Walk a Mile in Her Shoes<br />

5 PM in Risman Plaza<br />

April 25 – Take Back the Night Rally and March<br />

For more information about each event please visit the<br />

Women’s Center website at www.kent.edu/womenscenter.<br />

UPWARD BOUND TO HONOR<br />

GRADUATING SENIORS<br />

On Saturday, June 1, the <strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong> Upward Bound Programs<br />

will host their Fourth Annual Senior Recognition Luncheon<br />

to honor their <strong>2013</strong> graduating seniors. During the luncheon a<br />

student speaker will be selected from each of the three Upward<br />

Bound programs to reflect on their time in the program. Also<br />

established Upward Bound alum will give the keynote address.<br />

The keynote speaker will be announced at a later date.<br />

Previous keynote speakers for this event were: Judge Annalisa<br />

Stubbs-Williams, Dr. <strong>Kent</strong> Smith and Dr. Jacklyn Chisholm.<br />

The Upward Bound Parent Advisory Council and <strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong><br />

Financial Aid office also will present their annual scholarships<br />

to the Upward Bound Seniors. For more information please<br />

contact the Upward Bound Office at 330-672-2920.<br />

UPWARD BOUND STUDENTS<br />

PARTICIPATE IN NATIONAL TRIO DAY<br />

<strong>Kent</strong> <strong>State</strong>’s three Upward Bound programs participated<br />

in this year’s National TRiO day, on Saturday, Feb. 23,<br />

joining students and staff members across the country in<br />

commemorative events. National TRiO day highlights the<br />

federal TRiO programs that serve first-generation and lowincome<br />

families. Upward Bound is a pre-college program<br />

designed to work with high school students in grades 9-12<br />

who want to go to college and succeed.<br />

To learn the importance of giving back to others not as<br />

fortunate, The Math/Science Bio-Scholars program dedicated<br />

the day to community service locally. The Classic and Public<br />

Health programs spent the day in Columbus, where they had<br />

the opportunity to visit the <strong>State</strong> House and be greeted by<br />

several of their congress members or state representatives.<br />

The students also participated in a college tour.<br />

4 <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>2013</strong>

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