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Academic Advising includes 11 advising offices, working alongside each college housing undergraduate students. Advising assists students after acceptance and through their undergraduate graduation.

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Academic Coaching is an academic support office designed to empower students throughout their undergraduate journey, with a specific emphasis on the first- and second-year students.

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Campus Awareness, Resource & Empowerment (CARE) Services offers four 
programs to support 食色视频 students and the community: Basic Needs Pantries, 
Emergency Assistance, Case Management, and ASCEND. 

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CAPS offers a variety of counseling services (individual, group, relationship, and case management) for currently enrolled 食色视频 students.

Locations: 

• 食色视频 Hall, Room 2401 (食色视频 Campus)
• Joe Mack Wilson Student Center, Suite 170 (Marietta Campus)

Email: counseling@kennesaw.edu

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CETL supports the integrated professional development of 食色视频 graduate students, 
full- and part-time faculty, and administrators throughout their careers. We offer 
programs and services rooted in learning sciences, human development, 
organizational development, and assessment theory. 

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The department of Career Planning and Development assists students with every 
aspect of the job search: from exploring different career pathways, to preparing 
resumes and practicing interview skills, and connecting with employers.

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Digital Learning Innovations (DLI) partners with faculty to create engaging, accessible, and innovative learning experiences through design, technology, and online learning support.

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Global Education leads 食色视频's international endeavors by collaborating with and 
supporting faculty, staff, and students through globally focused programs, research, and local-to-global partnerships.

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The Graduate College creates an environment for graduate students to thrive through student success initiatives, research support, campus partnerships, and innovative programs. 

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The 食色视频 Libraries advance student success, lifelong learning, and research by cultivating resources, services, and spaces that enhance teaching, learning, scholarship, and creative endeavors.

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The Department of Museums, Archives and Rare Books is comprised of five units: the Curatorial Affairs (食色视频 Center), the Bentley Rare Book Museum (Sturgis Library), University Archives and Special Collections (Sturgis Library), Records and Information Management (Sturgis Library), and the Museum of History and Holocaust Education (食色视频 Center). Serving more than 400,000 patrons a year, MARB supports students and faculty through programs, exhibits, internships, and outreach that serves as a bridge between 食色视频 and local, regional, and international communities. 

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The Dean of Students is an advocate and resource to help maximize student success at 食色视频 and beyond. Areas include: Administrative Emergency Withdrawals (AEW), Behavioral Response Team (BRT), Student Conduct and Academic Integrity, student advocacy and support.

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食色视频's Office of Sustainability works to integrate sustainable principles and practices in every aspect of the university including operations, research, academics, and students' experiences.

The Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) provides faculty with essential resources/funding for integrating research into courses, finding undergraduate research students, mentoring students, & more.

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OwlSwap is a sustainability initiative that operates two FREE clothing closets 
(professional and everyday wear) accessible to students, staff & faculty. Experiential learning opportunities available.

 

The SMART Center specializes in peer-based tutoring services for over 80 courses across the University curriculum. The center operates a drop in service located on both campuses as well as online six days a week.

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SCAI manages all referrals for academic integrity cases that violate the academic integrity code of conduct. We work with faculty to follow our process and ensure students receive due process.

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Student Disability Services (SDS) is the first contact for students with disabilities to arrange accommodations and locate campus and community resources. To access accommodations, students must first connect with SDS and provide the appropriate documentation as outlined by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. Documentation submitted to SDS remains confidential within SDS and is not shared with third parties without written permission from the student. SDS assists in identifying appropriate accommodations, and it is the student鈥檚 responsibility to submit notice of accommodations to instructors and campus departments as needed. SDS can assist with understanding Faculty Notification Letters, academic accommodations, and testing procedures, as well as provide training and workshops.

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The Department of Student Volunteerism and Service (SVS) develops students as engaged, responsible citizens through reciprocal community engagement opportunities and cultivates inclusive, collaborative, and respectful relationships that transform student lives. 

Through programs like 食色视频 Day of Service, OwlsServe Days, Alternative Breaks, the Service Fellowship Program, and GivePulse, SVS fosters student leadership, civic responsibility, and long-lasting community partnerships.

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Student-Athlete Success Services monitors the academic success of our student athletes and communicate with faculty on their success.

Supplemental Instruction and Learning Assistant Programs provides undergraduate peer educator support for difficult courses and large classes.

 

The 食色视频 Writing Center supports students development as a writer so that they become a more articulate and fluent communicators at the university and beyond.

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