Indigenous Nations at Kenyon was established to raise awareness of Indigenous issues, Indigenous identity and Indigenous presence in the Kenyon community. INK strives to educate the Kenyon community about Indigenous people through workshops, panel discussions, film screenings, forums, and by bringing speakers to campus.
The purpose of Model UN is to stimulate debate and simulate the structures and procedures of the United Nations. This group contributes to life at Kenyon by fostering close relationships, preparing students for positions in government and law. Within each weekly meeting current events are discussed which leads to an awareness of global affairs. Honing our rhetoric skills and knowledge of world affairs will prepare us to take on leadership roles after Kenyon. The conferences are opportunities to form new relationships with students from some of the most prestigious educational institutes in the country. We serve as ambassadors of Kenyon. We differ from Mock Trial in that we do not focus on criminal or civil cases, but rather on international affairs with regard to current and historic scenarios. Our active involvement with problem solving and cooperation prepares members to be adaptive and responsive to any scenario. For decades our group has earned awards and upheld a respectable reputation.
To be the voice of international students on campus, to address international student issues and to raise awareness about global and cross-cultural issues through programs and events.
Our organization is designed to help students learn about, and navigate, the intricacies of Israeli politics, culture and life. With an open environment, where all have a place to speak and be heard, the Kenyon Israel Club will discuss issues that face Israel. A large part of regular meetings will include discussion of current events in Israel and surrounding countries. It is our intention to sponsor lectures, film screenings and open fora to promote the Israeli cause.