What does KDK mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Ku Ducks Klan (KDK) is a student-led organization that focuses on building community and providing resources and support to University of Oregon students. KDK strives to be an inclusive, supportive, and accessible organization for all students.

There are many ways to get involved with KDK! You can join the KDK listserv, attend meetings or events, volunteer to help out with projects, or become an officer of the organization.

KDK provides a variety of resources to its members, including academic assistance, career advice, and leadership opportunities. We also help connect students with other student organizations around campus as well as provide recreational activities for our members.

Yes! We host several events throughout the year such as our annual Fall KickOff BBQ and our End-of-Term Movie Night. Our events are often open to all University of Oregon students so be sure to check out our website for more information about upcoming events!

Membership in KDK is free! All University of Oregon students are welcome and encouraged to become involved in KDK regardless of financial status.

Yes we do! Donations allow us to expand our programs and better serve the UO student community. The donation form can be found on our website.

Ku Ducks Klan is run by a board consisting of executive officers and committee chairs elected by the membership each year at our annual general meeting. These board members work together with other KDK volunteers to plan and carry out KDK’s activities and initiatives throughout the year.

To become a member of KDK you must be currently enrolled as a student at the University of Oregon for at least one term prior to joining. Additionally, all prospective members must fill out an application form before being accepted into KDK.