The African American Caucus
The African American Caucus is a faculty support organization for students, staff and faculty members that monitor behind-the scenes activities of the university. The caucus also sponsors educational lectures by visiting speakers and social programs for faculty, staff, and students.
Contact Rogers Laugand at laugand@clarion.edu for more information.
Asian Student Integrated Association (A.S.I.A)
This organization provides an outlet for Asian students to work through issues particular to Asian students and provides an arena for fellowship and socialization in keeping with the Asian culture. For more information contact Kat Huang at : k.e.huang@eagle.clarion.edu
Black Student Union (BSU)
BSU promotes knowledge of African American issues and cultural awareness through academic leadership, and social events.
For more information contact Brandi Cox at B.Y.Cox@eagle.clarion.edu
The Leadership Institute
The Leadership Institute promotes issues of diversity as well as developing students' leadership skills. This institute helps promote diversity and nurture their leadership skills through various programs such as leadership workshops, conference, lectures, and training.
Contact Aqiyla Leonard a.d.leonard@eagle.clarion.edu for more information.
Lift Every Voice Choir
LEV performs spiritual and inspirational selections for Clarion Campus and community events. The choir showcases group and individual talents in traditional uplifting gospel.
Contact Aleycia Hodge at a.a.hodge@eagle.clarion.edu for more information.
The Men of Color Think Tank
The Men of Color Think Tank is a structured forum created to produce and provide an environment conducive to sharing and bonding. It's an opportunity for men of color to come together to find ways of relieving the everyday mental and physical burdens. The ultimate goal is to begin to examine the inner being and how it affects our actions or reactions in the larger society.
For more information contact Rogers Laugand at laugand@clarion.edu
NAACP
NAACP ensures a society in which all individuals have equal rights and there is no racial hatred or racial discrimination.
For more information check out www.naacp.org or contact Christina Tolson at c.k.tolson@eagle.clarion.edu
Women United
This group unites women of color for emotional and academic support. We encourage sisterhood, partnerships, and collaborations that focus on improving mental, physical and spiritual health.
Contact for more information.Lailah Washington l.v.washington@eagle.clarion.edu
Leadership Council
This group focuses on developing the leadership skills of students who hold leadership positions and/or potential leaders through various workshops, presentations, one - on- one critiquing, and social programs.It emphasizes the importance of working together as a team as it relates to budgeting and event planning.
For more information contact Shana Smith at s.m.smith@eagle.clarion.edu
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ACADEMICS & LEADERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS Project S.O.A.R. targets incoming freshman participating in Partnership Programs and Emerging Scholars Programs and minority students in need of individual attention. The program focuses on increasing participants' university success through comprehensive academic, cultural/social, and personal support services.
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Minority Student Recognition Dinner is an awards banquet held in the spring Semester. This dinner honors those minority students who have excelled at Clarion University in the leadership, service, sports, and academic areas.
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Academic Excellence Program This program is for the Board of Governor Scholarship recipients. They're required to attend study sessions( 7 p.m -9p.m., Monday- Thursday), and meet bi-weekly with the director. Others are strongly encouraged to attend the study sessions. |
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Building Bridges focuses on building communication and understanding between Clarion Students of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds and creating a partnership between Student Affairs and Academic Affairs to link the classroom with the campus community. Building Bridges also educates students 9 k-12) within the community on issues of diversity. |
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DuBois Talented Tenth Tutoring provides tutors to assist students who may be having some difficulty in a particular subject area. Tutoring sessions can be conducted individually or as a group. The selected tutors are students who have excelled academically.
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