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The Brown Family Environmental Center (BFEC) is a 610-acre preserve located in the Kokosing River Valley of central Ohio. Our mission: to conserve natural diversity and engage people of all ages with nature. The BFEC also provides opportunities for education and research.

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The Cox Health and Counseling Center offers a full range of student-centered health and counseling services and promotes health on campus with a variety of wellness programs and events. Our professional staff includes nurses, nurse practitioners, collaborating physicians, a psychologist, a contract psychiatrist, and licensed counselors.

All students enrolled at the College are eligible to access all services provided by the Center.

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We’re so glad you’ve chosen Kenyon. Like you, each and every one of us has made the decision to be at Kenyon, converging from every region of the country and corner of the globe to live and learn together. As our newest members, you are a vital part of our community, and we’re eager to help you thrive throughout your first year and beyond. 

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The Office for Civil Rights at Kenyon College monitors and coordinates compliance with nondiscrimination laws and investigates complaints alleging discrimination and or harassment on the basis of housing, admission, and employment on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, medical condition, genetic information, veteran status, marital status, familial status, parenting, pregnancy, or any other characteristic protected by state, local or federal law.

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The Kenyon College Office for Community Partnerships fosters collaboration between Kenyon and the Knox County community for purposeful and positive engagement in addressing issues of common interest. The office works with local organizations, institutions and businesses to strengthen the fabric of community life while advancing the mission of the College to provide a fulfilling liberal arts education and promote civic responsibility.

To accomplish our educational mission, we engage faculty and community representatives as equal partners in developing student research assignments connected with everyday life; in creating opportunities to apply academic knowledge to real-world problems; and in providing hands-on experiences with social and civic realities.

The Office for Community Partnerships is located in the Wright Center in downtown Mount Vernon.

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A fully residential college, Kenyon offers students a variety of on-campus housing options, ranging from traditional residence halls to College-owned apartments and houses. First-year students live in residence halls grouped together at the northern end of campus, making it easy to get to know the members of your class.

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The Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion oversees a number of programs and services, which support the recruitment, retention, support, and success of our diverse campus community.

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Kenyon provides a range of diverse opportunities to help you experience and grow your spiritual life, including religious services, humanitarian interest groups and other meaningful activities.

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The Office of Student Engagement (OSE) serves as the hub for campus involvement outside of the classroom. The OSE can help students connect their passion to their life’s purpose while linking to other students with shared interests. Students who are involved are proven to have a more robust and enriching college experience.

Serving over 100 active student organizations, the OSE oversees interest-based organizations, club sports, as well as Greek Life. Organizations are divided into a variety of categories such as media and publications, health and wellness, multicultural and identity based, academic and pre-professional, creative and performing arts, political and activism, as well as environmental and sustainability. Students also have the ability to charter new student organizations if one doesn’t currently exist that meets their needs. Each fall semester, the office hosts a Student Involvement Fair showcasing active organizations as well as ways to engage with other campus and community partners.

Kenyon’s historic campus is home to some of the nation’s oldest Greek organizations. Kenyon boasts four national fraternities, three local and one national sororities, and one gender inclusive community service-based society. About 25% of the campus is involved in a Greek organization. Greek membership is built on the pillars of leadership, service, ritual, friendship and scholarship.

The OSE also supports initiatives of Student Council, Kenyon’s student government. The Student Engagement staff advise some of the largest and most active student organizations on campus including Social Board (the campus programming board), the Horn Gallery (live music and arts venue) and the WKCO 91.9 FM radio station. OSE also advises various Class Committees that are tied to Student Council.

You’ll also find the OSE supporting signature campus events such as Orientation and Welcome Week, Homecoming, Family Weekend and a Kenyon staple, Summer Sendoff, (planned by Social Board) each April.

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Kenyon Fitness and Recreation provides programming and resources to students, campus, and community to cultivate physical fitness for wellness while at Kenyon and across lifespan.

Objectives:
•Improve awareness of wellness as a concept and the role of physical fitness for wellness.
•Provide and promote physical fitness education and opportunities.
•Create culture of wellness on Kenyon campus.

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