Kennesaw State University celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. each year during the university's annual MLK Week series. This year's theme is: Speak out about the things that matter. Current information about MLK Week 2020 events can be found below.
Full MLK Week Schedule of Events
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MLK Week 2020 Schedule of Events
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Program TitleDate, Time, LocationDescription
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Thursday, January 16th
Noon -1:30pm
Kennesaw Campus Convocation Center
Join us as we kick off MLK Week with an opening luncheon honoring Dr. King.
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Adriane Randolph
Professor of Information Systems
Executive Director of The BrainLab -
MLK Day of Service
Monday, January 20th
8am - until
Various volunteer service sites in metro-Atlanta.
KSU's NPHC organizations invite students to commit to a day of service in honor of Dr. King. Student's can RSVP and select their service site for the day.
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Six Voices Celebrating Dr. King Reflection
Tuesday, January 21st
Noon - 1:30pm
Kennesaw Campus University Rooms A&B
Six KSU community members from different backgrounds reflect on Dr. King's legacy. Light lunch will be served. -
"Hidden Figures" film screening.
Tuesday, January 21st
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Marietta Campus Ballroom B
The inspiring tale about the role three African-American women played in the NASA program during the early 60's. -
"Living the Dream" Poetry Slam
Thursday, January 23rd
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Kennesaw Campus University Rooms CDE
A campus-wide social consciousness night of riveting poetry and spoken-word.
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Dr. King Displays
Thursday, January 16th - 24th
Sturgis and Johnson Library
In honor of MLK Week, the KSU Library will showcase recommended readings and media related to Dr. King near the library entrance throughout the week.
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