A2MEND
The African American Male Education Network Development (A2MEND) program is committed to providing a sense of community, academic support strategies, leadership development opportunities, community service, and mentoring.
The purpose of A2MEND is to promote the enhancement of enrollment, success, empowerment, leadership, networking, professionalism, and graduation of individuals among African American Latino, and other male students at Antelope Valley College.
Benefits & Responsibilities of Being an A2MEND Student Benefits
- Peer Mentoring
- Sense of belonging and community
- Opportunity for Chancellor’s Level mentoring
- Attendance at A2MEND and Related Conferences
- School Supplies/ Specialized Workshops
- Assistance with Connecting to Campus Resources
Responsibilities & Expectations
- Being a Peer Mentor
- Required Reading
- Community Service
- Campus Ambassadors
- Maintain Good GPA
- Carry Yourself Responsibly
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For more information, contact:
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Richard Biritwum Faculty Advisor | Computer Science Instructor Phone: x6783 |
Golden Hicks Equity Program Specialist | Equity and Student Achievement Phone: x6787 |
Alberto Mendoza González Larreynaga Interim H.U.B. Manager | Equity and Student Achievement Phone: x6587 |