With the the help of the Community Internship Program, Lucas Kreuzer '20 assists in restoring blighted properties near Kenyon.
Visitors explore the renovated Wright Center, home to Kenyon's Office for Community Partnerships and the film department.
Kenyon students traveled to a medium-security correctional institution to participate in evening seminars with inmates.
Political science students partner with a local nonprofit to support immigrants facing deportation.
Students represent Kenyon at the Propel Ohio Leadership Summit, where students come together to address common community needs.
Kenyon celebrates high-impact practices with a showcase of intellectual and creative work by students.
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.