The 2014 Engagement/Community Service Projects included:
| (8) Hr. Credit Events | Date/Time | Location |
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| Habitat for Humanity | Saturday, February 22nd 9:00-1:00 | 3rd Street Renovation |
| MLK 50th Anniversary Commemorative Walk to the Capitol | Wednesday, March 5th 8:30-1:00 | Line Up at Exum Gymnasium at 8:15 |
| Frankfort Public Arts Tour
Phase II (Work with Kings Center Students on Art-Related Projects) | March-May | TBA |
| Operation Preparation\nCollege and Career Fair for (1000) local 8th and 10th graders | Monday, March 10-11 8:00-2:30 | Student Center Ballroom |
| Arbor Day
Reforest Frankfort | Thursday, April 5th 9:00-2:00 | Salado Game Farm |
| Earth Day Festival: (4 Hr Credit)
Enjoy our Reptile Exhibit, innovative Green initiatives, Hybrid cars and other energy-saving vehicles and free lunch in the courtyard. | April 22 11:00-1:30 | Earth Day Campus Festival in Student Center Courtyard |
| Habitat for Humanity
Help re-build a home! | April 19th | Saturday 9-1:00 Transportation Provided 329 Holmes Street Site |
As indicated by the information and data provided, the University is committed to promoting and improving the diversity and inclusivity of its faculty, staff, and student body. KSU continues to focus on its legacy as the most diverse and inclusive institution in the Commonwealth. KSU President, Raymond M. Burse, returned to the University in 2014 with a passion and goal to propel the institution forward after serving in the role from 1982-1989. His act of kindness made national and global headlines when he gave $90,000 of his salary to increase the pay of the University's lowest-paid employees. The gesture brought the University publicity and optimism that enhanced recruitment for
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