Any student who is a U.S. citizen has the legal right to register to vote here in Kent, provided that you live here most of the year IF, AND ONLY IF, YOU HAVE A PASSPORT WITH YOU AS YOUR FORM OF ID.
Wednesday, Oct. 30 | 6-7 p.m. | Pepsi Leadership Center
Join the Leadership Center for a discussion on navigating election season conversations with confidence. Follow @kentstateleads on Instagram for more information.
The Division of Student Life will be hosting a variety of post-election events designed to creating space for connection and community!
Please join us as we process the recent impacts of the presidential election. Whether the votes are still being counted or a winner has been projected, we have witnessed strong feelings and attitudes expressed during this campaign cycle. The election represents many different values to members of the Kent State community. This discussion will allow community members to process the election and provide wellness tips as we head into the winter months.
The MAC Votes Challenge is in its first year of existence. Our fellow universities throughout the Mid-American Athletic Conference are competing against each other to see which school’s student body and athletic department best support students’ voter engagement, register to vote, and turn out to vote.
Craig Berger
Associate Director, Community Engaged Learning
cberge11@kent.edu
A'kyra Holley
Director of Governmental Affairs, USG
aholley4@kent.edu
Barb Hipsman Springer
Faculty Emerita, School of Media and Journalism
League of Women Voters-Kent
bhipsman@kent.edu
Decide where you'll cast your vote. Whether you prefer voting in person at a polling location or sending in an absentee ballot, make sure you know your options.
Determine how you want to vote. Will you vote early, on Election Day, or by mail? Each option has different steps, so pick the one that fits your needs best.
