Message from the Dean
“The research that I've done here and the research I'll do in the future can really help make a contribution to how medicine exists and how the world exists.”
Deena Snoke, Biology major
Poverty, inequality, homelessness, voter enfranchisement, and global climate change. These are just some of the most pressing concerns facing the world today. And these are the issues that engage our students and faculty in the School of Sciences and Social Sciences every day.
Education is an active process – our students learn through research, service learning, and active citizenship. We emphasize critical thinking and creative problem solving as a way to approach any challenge. We challenge and support diverse learners and encourage strong relationships among our students, our faculty and our staff. We’ll look at every topic from a global perspective, and discover ways to promote social justice, environmental sustainability, and active collaboration with our community partners. We aim to make a difference, for our students and the world--and we do. More about Message from the Dean
Students Receive Award for Community Project
How livable is your community? Three students from Keene State received the Association of American Geographers Best International Undergraduate Student Paper Award for 2013 for their work in creating an assessment tool to measure one local town’s appeal. More about Students Receive Award for Community Project
Alumni Are Breaking New Ground
Mark Newton, KSC Class of 1987, knows something about the intersection of sustainability and social responsibility. In fact, he may have paved the road that got us there. Read more about a career that had its beginnings in the chemistry labs at Keene State College and a stop in the vice president’s role at Timberland Corporation. More about Alumni Are Breaking New Ground
Keene State Faculty With a Passion for Research
She’s got a passion for passionflowers. Dr. Kristen Porter-Utley’s research is helping to untangle the more than 560 species of vines and trees of the Decaloba Passiflora. She is the recipient of the 2013 Faculty Distinction in Research and Scholarship Award at Keene State College. More about Keene State Faculty With a Passion for Research
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The Future Is Bright for Class of 2014
April 18, 2014 –
What’s next for Keene State College’s 2014 graduates as they head out into the world? Plenty! Here’s a sampling of plans from this year’s graduating class:
History major Lucas Braley is heading to Yale Divinity School. Read the story in Newsline .
Johanna DeBari will attend the University of Connecticut...
Dr. Walter Zakahi Named as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
April 17, 2014 –
New Provost Selected by Campus Community Brings 16 Years of Academic Leadership and Vision to College
Keene State College proudly announces Dr. Walter Zakahi as its new provost and vice president for academic affairs. Dr. Zakahi brings 16 years of academic leadership to his post as Keene State College Provost...
Student Attends IEEE Conference
April 14, 2014 –
The fact that Mark Miller is a computer science major at Keene State College should come as no surprise. The high-achieving junior from Hillsborough, New Hampshire, became a video games enthusiast growing up and still enjoys the occasional racing pulse and pumping adrenaline that comes from holding a controller in...
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