KSU 1101 is a course that provides a strong foundation for first-year students-through close faculty interaction and involvement with the university community-that helps our first-year students achieve academic and personal success.

All full-time, first-year students with fewer than 15 credit hours are required to sign up for either a learning community or a first-year seminar (KSU 1101). Students will register for either KSU 1101 or a learning community during Orientation.

For more information on New Student Orientation, contact the CAPS Center at 770-423-6600.

Values

We value:
• Creating an environment that emphasizes the importance of making
connections with the student's learning and life
• Creating an environment that emphasizes involvement and inclusion in
the university community
• Increasing access to services that foster academic support and personal
development
• Linking faculty and students
• Appreciation for diversity and multiculturalism

Goals

• To help improve the overall quality of the undergraduate experience
• To develop a sense of community and belonging for first year students by
making the university more personal
• To increase student involvement in campus activities among peers and faculty
• To facilitate faculty interaction with students
• To help students develop peer-to-peer relationships
• To increase awareness of and provide access to resources which assist
and guide students in their academic and personal growth
• To positively impact student retention to the sophomore year and persistence
through graduation

Meet the Coordinator of the First-Year Seminar course, KSU 1101: Dr. Stephen Braden

Send emails regarding this web site to: david_thompson@kennesaw.edu
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