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Located on the 2nd Floor in the heart of the building, the WSC Game Room is the hub of activities! 

12 esports machines are available for play

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There are 5 pool tables located in the game room for students to use. Balls and cues are available for students to rent out at the Information Desk. Students can also bring their own equipment to use if preferred. 

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There are 2 ping pong tables that can be used. Paddles and balls are available at the Information Desk for rent. 

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There are 2 big screen TVs along with a few smaller TVs (located on the high counters) that can be used to watch movies or plug in your own gaming equipment. There are also tables and chairs for those who want to play card or board games. 

NOTE: Payment must be done using K-Cash ONLY. To upload K-Cash to your student ID use the K-Cash machine located in front of the info desk. The machine takes both cash or debit/credit card ($10.00 minimum on card). Students must have a minimum of $1.00 on their card to be allowed to rent equipment. 

CHECK BALANCE OR UPLOAD K-CASH ONLINE

Location:

• Staff Office: Student Affairs Suite - Office 230C
• Team Practice Space: Located in the WSC Game Room

The Esports Program at ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥, a collection of intercollegiate competitive teams, events for students, campus resources, and a growing social community all geared towards esports.

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Location: Student Affairs Suite - Office 230p

From the Fall Festival to a casual Spa Day, they are determined to make the best of your college career! MAC is a student-run organization providing a college experience through social events in a fun, stress-free environment, while providing opportunities for growth in campus involvement, social networking, and leadership.  

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Location: Student Affairs Suite - Office 230h

The purpose of the Student Government Association is to: REPRESENT the students of ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥; SERVE as a liaison between students and members of the University community within the shared governance structure; actively strive to ENHANCE student success; FOSTER an environment of campus engagement; and ADVOCATE on behalf of the students’ welfare in accordance with ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ statutes, student codes of conduct, and the policies of the Board of Regents. 

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Location:

• Staff Offices: Student Affairs Suite - Office 230g and 230j
• The Leadership Hub: Student Affairs Suite - Room 230f

Leadership is the intentional process of working together to create positive change.  This change may be as small as an interaction between two people or as large as the creation of new technology.

Visit The Leadership Hub to receive individual coaching, student organization support, resources on leadership, and more. 

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Locations:

• Staff Office: Student Affairs Suite - Office 230e
• The Unity Center: Room 271 and 272

At the Unity Center we create a community for all students and are located on the Marietta Campus.  We focus on creating connections between students to help them grow and learn in a supportive environment through programs and engagement. 
 
The Unity Center has two rooms on the second floor. Room 271 is the perfect place to do homework or study with other students between classes! It has an open-door policy from 9-5 PM Monday through Friday, and there is a conference table, couches, two computers, and a microwave. Room 272 is a quiet room, perfect for when you need some space for yourself to study, if you have an interview you need to do privately.  This space is also available for available for students to have private time to experience their faith or reflect. Just ask one of the student assistants to open the office for you on a first come, first served basis. 
 
Additionally, we have educational and support resources available for all students in regard to women’s issues, LGTBQ students, minority students, and more! If you have any questions about what resources we offer, please ask a student assistant, visit Madison Link in room 230E, or send an email to ³¾±ô¾±²Ô°ì2°ª°ì±ð²Ô²Ô±ð²õ²¹·É.±ð»å³Ü. &²Ô²ú²õ±è;

Location: Room 184

A resource for all students, CARE offers support through the Food Pantry, Emergency Assistance Program, and other resources. 

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Location: Suite 160

Dedicated to helping students and alumni begin their career path, the Department of Career Planning and Development has many resources to support the job, internship and co-op search process.

Location: Suite 260

CYAAR supports and encourages recovery and wellness in an abstinence-hostile social environment. By providing recovery-based programs, a peer recovery community, and education to help those impacted by addiction, the Center changes lives, connects students to the community, and lays a solid foundation for transformational recovery. 

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Location: Suite 170

Counseling and Psychological Services provides a wide range of service, including psychoeducational workshops aimed at helping students develop skills for managing the stress of college, group counseling focused on helping student better manage emotions and navigate their relationships, individual counseling for a wide range of mental wellness concerns, as well as psychiatric medication evaluation and treatment. 

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The Wilson Student Center is home to the state-or-the-art Dance Theater, home of ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥'s Department of Dance.  

The Organizational Effectiveness, Leadership Development, and Inclusive Excellence is tasked with improving strategic and institutional planning and execution, creating a culture of leadership, and promoting a welcoming campus climate, all aligning with our ongoing efforts for continuous growth and improvement. 

Phone: (470) 578-2614
Fax: (470) 578-9058
Email: ksudiverse@kennesaw.edu

Location: Suite 260

To support a healthy learning environment for students, Health Promotion and Wellness offers a variety of services and programs at a free or discounted cost. The programs and services offered support students’ overall wellness through health education workshops and events including, but not limited to, stress management programs, nutrition consultations and workshops, risk reduction education, CPR certification, and more. 

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Location: Suite 185

³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ Military & Veteran Services serves as the designated point of contact that assists service members, veterans, and dependents with academic and financial advising as it relates to Tuition Assistance and/or VA educational benefits. Military & Veteran Services provides access to disability counseling and job search activities via on-campus and off-campus referrals to the appropriate departments and/or agencies.Through benefits and Tuition Assistance counseling, academic and financial advising, referral services to on and off-campus stakeholders, and outreach programs, our Military and Veteran Services team seeks to provide an inclusive and educational environment that fosters student success and achievement. Whether you are a new or transferring student, we will help guide you to the resources you need to make the most of your experience at ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥, while setting you up for success beyond the classroom. 

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Location: Room 187

OwlSwap Closet is a resource that provides all ³ÉÈËÖ±²¥ students, faculty, and staff with free access to professional attire for academic and employment opportunities as well as everyday clothing. Not only does it give everyone a chance to acquire new-to-you clothing, but it also encourages sustainable consumption.

Shop online @owlswapcloset on Instagram, or visit an in-person location. 

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Location: Room 230n

Student Activities supports all 270+ Registered Student Organizations, including all Student Media publications. We coordinate University-wide activities & programs such as Week of Welcome and Homecoming, as well as monthly programs. The Kennesaw Activities Board (KAB) and Marietta Activities Council (MAC) are advised by Student Activities staff.

For questions specific to Marietta Campus Student Affairs, visit us in the Student Affairs Suite 230 or email MariettaSTA@kennesaw.edu.'

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Location: Suite 160

Student Disability Services (SDS) is the first contact for students with disabilities to arrange accommodations and locate campus and community resources. To access accommodations, students must first connect with SDS and provide the appropriate documentation as outlined by the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia. 

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