- A demonstrable commitment to peaceful change.
- Academic excellence.
- The scholarship may be applied to any of the following costs associated with attending KSU: Tuition, Room and Board, Fees, Books and Supplies.
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Undergraduate Program
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- Undergraduate Program Overview
- Undergraduate Program Overview
- Why study with the School of Peace and Conflict Studies?
- Peace and Conflict Studies - B.A.
- Peace and Conflict Studies - Minor
- Environment, Peace and Justice - Minor
- 3+3 Law School Program
- PACS Undergraduate Advising
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- Internship Info & Requirements
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Graduate Programs
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- Graduate Programs Overview
- Graduate Programs Overview
- Peace and Conflict Studies - M.A.
- Conflict Analysis & Management Track in Political Science
- Leading Through Challenge - Graduate Certificate
- Applied Conflict Transformation Concentration Plans of Study
- Peace, Conflict & Development Concentration Plans of Study
- Graduate-Level Course Descriptions
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- Thesis
- Intervention Design & Implementation (Project)
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- May 4th Legacy Scholarship applications being accepted through May 1
- Highlights of the Global Peace Education Conference in Rwanda - July 11-13, 2023
- Newsletters
- Event: Advocacy for Ethic Minority Rights in Ethiopia: Medhin Marcho Dollebo, PhD, Scholar-at-Risk - May 1, 2024
- Event: KSU Civics Academy - Civic Engagement for Peaceful Change - May 2, 2024
- Events: Myth, Memory, and Memorialization: The Gwangju Uprising/The Power of Our Voices: Remembering the Gwangju Uprising - May 2, 2024
- People & Projects
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McGilvrey Hall Room 113325 South Lincoln Street, Kent, OH.44242
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800 E. Summit St.Kent, OH 44242