Here is some information about other student groups at Kent State University that share our vision of a world where hate and oppression are replaced by peace and fairness.
American Civil Liberties Union
Dedicated to preserving the constitutional rights as outlined by the Bill of Rights.
Campus address: Box 33, Office of Campus Life
Amnesty International
Amnesty International is an organization that works for the release of prisoners of conscience, that is those who are imprisoned for their race, sex, religion, beliefs, or language, all over the world. Amnesty International does not condone violence, nor those who advocate the use thereof. Amnesty works through its members writing letters.
Campus address: Box 43, Office of Campus Life
Coalition for Animal Rights and the Environment
An organization designed to raise consciousness about animal rights and environmental issues by educating the campus and community.
Campus address: Box 34, Office of Campus Life
Ecology, social justice, democracy and nonviolence.
Campus address: Box 33, Office of Campus Life
May 4th Task Force
Much controversy still surrounds the events of May 4, 1970 and the days leading up to it. The mission of the May Fourth Task Force is both to ensure the lessons of May 4 will not be forgotten, and to promote the truth of what happened that tragic day.
Campus address: Box 49, Office of Campus Life
Pride Kent
This organization, open not only to undergraduate and graduate students, but also to faculty, staff and community members, is not just an organization for gay, lesbian and bisexuals, but also for those who support gays, lesbians and bisexual rights and issues. Pride Kent was founded to represent the needs and concerns of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, ally, and other constituents affiliated with the gay/lesbian/bisexual lifestyle.
Campus address: Box 17, Office of Campus Life
Student Anti-Racist Action (SARA)
Investigates and exposes instances of racism, sexism, homophobia, and fights against them.
Campus address: Box 8, Office of Campus Life
Students Eliminating Environmental Destruction (S.E.E.D.)
SEED is a group that cares about and strives to protect the environment.
Campus address: Box 52, Office of Campus Life
Students for a Free Tibet
As an organization, we want to raise awareness to the cultural, political, environmental., etc. devastation going on in Tibet, as well as the human rights abuses against Tibetians. We hope to flyer, present speakers, and programs, and overall, increase awareness about the subject.
Campus address: Box 50, Office of Campus Life
Women’s Movement Network
To identify, advocate, and educate members and the University community about women’s issues.
Campus address: Box 69, Office of Campus Life
Campus phone: 672-9830
Email address: ksuaclu@angelfire.com
Web address: www.kent.edu/stuorg/aclu
Campus phone: (330) 672-3767
Email address: jpaull@kent.edu
Web address: www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Quad/4426/
Campus phone: (330) 672-9834
Email address: care@envirolink.org
Phone: (330) 673-1352
Email address: sallyinthegarden98@kent.edu
Campus phone: (330) 672-3096
Web address: www.kent.edu/may4
Campus phone: (330) 672-2068
Web address: http://www.kent.edu/stuorg/lgbu
Campus phone: (330) 672-3767
Web address: www.kent.edu/stuorg/kentara
Campus phone: (330) 672-9834
Email address: dfredle@kent.edu
Web address: kentseed.tripod.com
Campus phone: (330) 672-3767
Email address: eturley@kent.edu
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