Event Title
THE KEY INGREDIENTS TO RETAINING AND GRADUATING MULTICULTURAL MALES
Location
Student Union 316
Type of Presentation
50 minute presentation
Audience Type
College students, College teachers or advisors, High school parents, College parents
Description
This workshop will address in particular the trends of retention and graduation of multicultural male students at colleges and universities across the country. One of the lowest rates of retention and graduation are African-American and Hispanic males. We will investigate why this is happening on the college campuses and what can be done in order to stem the tide of our males not graduating with their degree.
In this interactive workshop, participants will have the opportunity to participate in hands on examination of whether the campus culture at the institution is conducive in allowing multicultural males to succeed academically and socially at the institution. This workshop will also provide you the opportunity to begin the work of designing new programs and initiatives to implement which will address the retention of African American and Hispanic males in particular on campus. This session will particularly benefit those who are interested in implementing or improving the retention and graduation rate of multicultural males on the college/university campus.
THE KEY INGREDIENTS TO RETAINING AND GRADUATING MULTICULTURAL MALES
Student Union 316
This workshop will address in particular the trends of retention and graduation of multicultural male students at colleges and universities across the country. One of the lowest rates of retention and graduation are African-American and Hispanic males. We will investigate why this is happening on the college campuses and what can be done in order to stem the tide of our males not graduating with their degree.
In this interactive workshop, participants will have the opportunity to participate in hands on examination of whether the campus culture at the institution is conducive in allowing multicultural males to succeed academically and socially at the institution. This workshop will also provide you the opportunity to begin the work of designing new programs and initiatives to implement which will address the retention of African American and Hispanic males in particular on campus. This session will particularly benefit those who are interested in implementing or improving the retention and graduation rate of multicultural males on the college/university campus.