Help us attend the 2025 SSA Summer Conference!

Who are we? The Secular Student Alliance at KSU is a registered student organization dedicated to creating a safe space for students of any religion- or none at all! We participate in activism and volunteering across campus, supporting Freedom of Speech, Separation of Church and State, and secular values. Attending the conference would mean learning how to better host events that give back to the community. If you would like to learn more, send an email to kennesaw@secularstudents.org or look us up on Owl Life!

59 dollars: provides Conference entry for one student

Send an Atheist to Church! As part of this fundraiser, you can include the name of any church, temple, or mosque in Metro-Atlanta in the comments section of your donation. At the end of the fundraiser, SSA members will attend a service at the location with the most donations. 

Thank you for your support!!

Secular Student Alliance 2025 Student Leadership Conference
July 17-19, 2025   at the University of Cincinnati

The Secular Student Alliance conference is the largest gathering of secular students in the country. For students and the entire secular community, this unique conference experience blends amazing speakers, grassroots organizing, and leadership enrichment, with a secular perspective. 

The best way to ensure a secular future is to invest in secular youth. Imagine when you were a student having a unique opportunity like this conference to network with other students, develop your leadership skills, and strengthen your secular values. 

We recognize that not every student is in a position where they can be open about their secularism, and we are working to change this. When you donate, you enable our students to live out their secular activism. You amplify their voices, help tell their stories, and reward them for their hard work. Some of our students’ families do not support them because they are nonreligious. Many of our students do not come from families who can afford to travel across the country.  You may be the difference between a student being able to attend the national conference, or not.