The KSC Art Department is presenting an invitational exhibition at the Carroll House Gallery from October 4–November 3 featuring non-traditional approaches to printmaking by four New England artists: Erika Radich of Keene; Phyllis McGibbon, of Wellesley, Massachusetts; Peter Marcus, of Jamestown, Rhode Island; and Sarah Amos of St. Johnsbury, Vermont. There will be an opening reception on Thursday, Oct. 4, from 4–6 p.m. at the gallery.
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Social Security and Medicare are important programs for thousands of Granite Staters—245,563 NH citizens rely on Social Security and 216,551 rely on Medicare. If you’re tired of sitting on the sidelines while the President and Congress make decisions about these critical safety nets, come to the KSC Alumni Center on Monday, Oct. 22, to make your voice heard.
Parents—are you wondering what life for your student is like here at KSC? Come and find out over Parent Family Weekend, September 28–30. The Parents Association and Social Activities Council have paired up again this year to bring you lots of family-friendly events: a ventriloquist, a comedic juggler, sports, and more! This year, we’re offering more opportunities for parents and families to interact with KSC faculty and staff, including important panel discussions about housing. And don’t forget the annual Parent’s Association Meeting. Interim President Dr. Jay Kahn will chat with parents about the College, and then host an open house at the President’s House on Saturday.
The WBUR iLab (part of Boston’s NPR news station) is sponsoring a night of stories and surprises on Sept. 13 with the up-and-coming New York-based “storytelling comedy sideshow” known as 
As colleges and universities throughout the US, including KSC, realize the value of global connection, service, and partnerships that engage the local and international community, two faculty members have co-authored a book to give practical advice and inspiration to this important trend. Through their work with the international field course, Global Engagement, that’s required of all honors students, Geography Professor 
Most everyone entering the job market has questions about the best course to follow here at KSC, or about an effective career path, or how to create a resume or write a cover letter, or how to prepare for an interview.
Hooray! KSC is offering FREE PARKING DURING PUMPKINFEST! Boo! Spaces are limited, and you have to reserve one in advance. There’s lots going on on campus that weekend, but the wonderful folks in the Alumni & Parent Relations Office—and Campus Safety, of course!—are holding 100 coveted spaces for alumni and 100 spaces for parents—first come, first served.
First, KSC students are pretty happy with their residence halls. The College recently ranked 22 out of a national survey of 274 colleges and universities in student satisfaction.
