Cleveland State University
AHANA Peer Mentoring Program
2121 Euclid Avenue
Rhodes Tower 1254
Cleveland, OH 44115-2214
Campus Location
Rhodes Tower 1254
2121 Euclid Avenue
Phone: 216.687-9233
Fax: 216.687-9211
emails.archer@csuohio.edu
Web Content Contact
Charlette Redding
c.redding@csuohio.edu
216.687-9373
A new environment can be challenging. The AHANA Peer Mentoring Program is a retention initiative that assists minority students at the critical point of entry to help them adjust to the demands of college coursework at Cleveland State University.
The mission of the AHANA Program is to assist underrepresented minority
students with their transition and matriculation at Cleveland State
University. The AHANA Program's primary goal is to enhance the retention
and graduation rates of underrepresented minority students through academic
guidance, career direction and campus community involvement.
The AHANA Program reaches out to first-year students and maintains contact
with these students throughout their matriculation at CSU. Peer mentoring,
through the Black Male Initiative (BMI) and Black Women Initiative (BWI),
Hispanic Retention Initiative (HRI) and Native American Initiative (NARI)
is one of the methods the AHANA Program utilizes to enhance the academic
and leadership skills of minority students at the University.
In a collaborative effort with the university, the program provides activities, services, and resources to promote the educational, career, and personal development of student participants. It provides the needed support to enhance their academic persistence that will lead to degree attainment.
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DEADLINE MONDAY, MAY 5, 2008