What is the Parenting Support Program?

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The Student Parent Program works to support Kennesaw State University students who are parents by providing parent training, skills to help student parents manage the responsibilities of home, school, and work, connection to community resources, and social engagement. Our student parents form a network specially designed to support and enhance their experience as students who parent that will ensure the achievement of their academic goals.

What We Offer

The program offers free 6-session program is designed to build a support network for students who are parenting while attending Kennesaw State University. The Clinical Director of Children & Family programs shares parenting techniques and skills to help student parents manage the responsibilities of home and school. Resources such as workshops and in-services on campus provide further support to enhance their wellbeing. Participants will become part of a network specially designed to support and enhance their experience as students who parent that will ensure the achievement of their academic goals.

Student parents can enroll in our D2L page to access tailored resources and easy access to our upcoming Student Parent Campus events, and to our “Weekly Virtual Chats”.

Peer led “Weekly Virtual Chats” offered weekly for academic, parenting, and wellbeing consulting, and highlight available resources in the community. 

For more information: 

Email: cfpinfo@kennesaw.edu
Follow us on social media: https://twitter.com/childrenksu 

Student Parents & Caregiver Resources

 

The Mildred Dowdley Gift of HOPE Program (MDGH) utilizes practices supported by research-based solutions proven to increase graduation rates among single parents!

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