Campus Programming

Student Senate

Student Senate is the representative student governing body of Hiram College.  Senate acts as the liaison between the administration and the students.  This relationship takes a variety of forms: participation in forums with faculty/staff and fellow students, working with the Finance Committee to allocate student activity funds and solving problems to help their own student body.  Student Senate also has the role of overseeing approval of new clubs seeking to belong to the Associated Student Organizations (ASO), as well as the budgets of all ASO clubs and all Activities Fund requests. The Kennedy Center Programming Board acts as a subgroup of Student Senate and is responsible for planning Springfest and Homecoming each year.

Kennedy Center Programming Board (KCPB)

Purpose: To provide the campus with different programs to keep the campus involved.

The Kennedy Center Programming Board (KCPB) is the campus activities programming board at Hiram College that provides a variety of educational, social, recreational and cultural programs. As a subgroup of Hiram College Student Senate, its members are dedicated to the college and work hard to present diverse activities for the whole campus community to enjoy. KCPB events are free for all traditional and weekend college students, and include large events such as Homecoming and Springfest. Their meetings are Monday nights at 7:00 pm in their Kennedy Center office.