• In the area of Judicial Affairs:
o Student Code of Conduct sanctions are being revised to include less punitive and more educational sanctioning workshops to foster student development (i.e., Conflict Resolution, Decision Making, Substance Abuse, and Anger Management) while still enrolled as opposed to out of school suspensions).
○ Efforts continue to decrease judicial violations and enhance character education through 1st and 2nd Year Seminar committee.
A total of 11 students participated in training and interviews conducted by the Thurgood Marshall Institute. Six of the 11 students were selected to attend) and represent KSU on November 8-11 in Washington, D.C. during the Thurgood Marshall College Fund's annual meeting.
A Career Fair is scheduled for October 24, 2013 in the Student Center Ballroom. As of October 4, 2013, thirty-two companies have registered for the 2013 Fall Career Fair. Below is the breakdown by industry:
o Universities (6)
o State and Local Government (4)
○ Federal Government (11)
o Corporate (11)
o Banking Industry (3)
○ City and County Police (4)
As of October 4, 2013, forty-nine students have been placed for internship opportunities this semester. Below is the breakdown of their placements:
Universities (14)
○ State and Local Government (4)
○ Federal Government (1)
o Corporate (16)
○ Banking Industry (4)
○ Non-Profit Organizations (6)
○ City and County Police (4)
Health Services has been successful in working with Mr. Derrick Gilmore in the Office of Sponsored Programs to secure funding for a 3-year grant in the amount of $816,000 for HIV/Substance Abuse/Mental Health.
The office hosted an Open House in collaboration with the Office of Cooperative Extension and Department of Physical Education; the Franklin County Health
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