Student  Life at Kent State University at Trumbull can be fun and exciting, with organizations and events for all students.

Current organizations on campus include:

• ENACTUS (formerly SIFE)
  Mission: To leverage classroom experience, the expertise of the faculty advisor and business advisory board, and resources of the university to develop projects that empower people to live better lives.
  
  Faculty Advisor(s):
  Susan Emens ( emens@kent.edu)
  Jacob Roope ( jroope@kent.edu)
  
  Co-Presidents:
  Antone Klecha ( aklecha@kent.edu)
  Kira Jackson ( ajacks33@kent.edu)
  
  
• GLOW (Gay, Lesbian, or Whatever)
  Mission: To provide a safe,tolerant environment to members while promoting awareness and understanding of the LGBTQ community through community service and outreach.
  
  Faculty Advisor:
  Dr. Daniel Nadon ( dnadon@kent.edu)
  
  President:
  David Nickell ( dnickell@kent.edu)
  
  
• ITHCT (If These Hands Could Talk)
  Mission: To gather ASL signers of Kent State at Trumbull and surrounding communities to become more aware of the Deaf community locally, globally and to participate in surrounding Deaf community events.
  
  Faculty Advisor:
  Laurie Pesarchick ( lpesarch@kent.edu)
  
  President:
  Tarche Lafaye Moore ( tmoore33@kent.edu)
  
  Executive Board Members:
  Nichole Gabel ( ngabel@kent.edu)
  Paige Everett ( peveret5@kent.edu)
  Danielle Hills ( dlee41@kent.edu)
  
  
• Psychology Club at Kent State Trumbull
  Mission: To further the exploration of Psychology among students at Kent State at Trumbull who are either majoring or minoring in Psychology.
  
  Faculty Advisor:
  Michael Lantz ( mlantz2@kent.edu)
  
  President:
  Lynette A. Gwilt ( lgwilt@kent.edu )
  
  Executive Board Members:
  Michelle Johnson ( mjohn100@kent.edu)
  Laura Mecozzi ( lmecozzi@kent.edu)
  Morgan Fee ( mfee1@kent.edu)
  
  
• REACH
  Mission: To find new and creative ways to bring the campus and our surrounding community together.
  
  Faculty Advisor:
  Anthony Zampino ( azampino@kent.edu)
  
  President:
  April Freeman ( afreem10@kent.edu)
  
  Executive Board Members:
  Antone Klecha ( aklecha@kent.edu)
  Eathan Ward
  Darian Miller ( dmill112@kent.edu)
  
  
• SNA (Student Nurses Association)
  Mission: Is to bring together and mentor student preparing for initial licensure as registered nurses, as well as those enrolled in a baccalaureate completion program; convey the standards and ethics of nursing profession; promote development of the skills that students will need as responsible and accountable members of the nursing profession; advocate for high quality, evidence-based, affordable and accessible healthcare; advocate for and contribute to advances in nursing education; and develop nursing students who are prepared to lead the profession in the future.
  
  Faculty Advisor(s):
  Mary Beth Lukach ( mlukach2@kent.edu)
  Karen Day ( kday7@kent.edu)
  
  President:
  Amanda Arnold
  
  Vice President:
  Nikki Seminara
  
  Treasurer:
  Emily Ramos
  
  Secretary:
  Mickie Lester
  
  Committee Chair Coordinator:
  Kayla Hankey
  
  Sophomore Representative:
  Lindsay Adams
  
  Junior Representative:
  Amy Pesa
  
  Senior Representative:
  Elena Wiersma
  
  
• Spot-On Productions
  Mission: Practicing and developing improvisational acting skills and showcasing them, as well stimulating interest in the acting community. An “improvisational workshop” takes place each meeting where students can observe and often participate, in a similar fashion to television’s “The Groundlings” or “Whose Line is it Anyway?”
  
  President:
  Evan Graham ( egraham4@kent.edu)
  
  Vice-President:
  Jacob Glosser ( jglosse1@kent.edu)
  
  Faculty Advisor:
  Dr. Daniel Nadon ( dnadon@kent.edu)

To learn more about creating a new student organization, pick up a brochure in the Student Services Center, located on the first floor of the Workforce Development and Continuing Studies Building or contact Jacob Roope ( jroope@kent.edu) at 330-675-8858 for further information.

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Meet with the Student Activities Coordinator to discuss in detail the necessary steps to become a registered student organization. These requirements include:

After meeting with the Student Activities Coordinator, the organization may use space up to two times in any of the buildings on campus to recruit members and promote the organization.

Complete necessary information is contained in the new student organization registration packet. This packet includes an activation form, expectations of student organizations, and a sample constitution.

Return completed packet to the Student Activities office. Be sure the Student Activities Coordinator reviews the packet to ensure it's complete. You are encouraged to meet with the Student Activities Coordinator as often as needed to learn about policies, procedures, and other helpful information.

Any changes to officers, advisors, or meeting day/time should be given to the Student Activities Coordinator within 30 days of the change. Change in Organization Information forms are available from the Student Activities Office and should be completed when any of these changes occur.

Benefits of Becoming a Registered Student Organization

• The ability to receive funding from Undergraduate Student Senate or Student Activities Office.
• The availability of mailbox space in the Classroom Administration Building.
• The opportunity to utilize office space.
• The ability to advertise events on designated bulletin boards with the Student Activities Coordinator's approval.
• The ability to utilize room space for meetings and events.Help from your Student Activities Coordinator with programming, event forms, advice, etc.
• The ability to have your organization and events listed on the campus web page and campus event calendar.