PROGRAMS
Academic and Personal Development Workshops
The “Success Series 7” offers academic and personal development workshops designed to enhance the learning habits and life skills of students. The awareness provided will increase the opportunity for optimal academic success and personal growth. Seven (7) to ten (10) different workshops take place each semester. The following “7” areas of awareness are workshop themes that drive the development and implementation of specific topics each semester:
• Life Skills • Time Management • Study Skills • Test Taking • Stress Management • Leadership • Career Planning
CLICK HERE to view workshops for this semester!
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Are you planning on attending graduate school after graduating from
For more information, contact the ACCESS Office at (937) 708-5648.
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Mentoring Program
The purpose of the mentoring program is to have upperclassmen provide support and serve as role models to students. The role of a mentor is extremely significant! Time spent with the mentee provides a natural opportunity for the mentee to observe attributes of a successful college student. The presence of a mentor will assist the mentee in making a smooth transition from high school to college, becoming a critical thinker, and maintaining a positive self-image.
If you’re interested in becoming a mentor please click the link below to complete an application.
If you’re interested in becoming a mentee, please click the link below to complete an application.
If you’re interested in becoming a member of the Mentoring Program please contact DiShondra Goree at (937) 708-5614 or at dgoree@wilberforce.edu
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National Society for Leadership and Success
Beginning Spring 2009, Wilberforce University will have a chapter for the National Society for Leadership and Success. This organization is dedicated to c reating lasting and positive changes in people's lives. The Society is an organization that helps people discover and achieve their goals. The Society offers life-changing lectures from the nations leading presenters and a community where likeminded success oriented individuals come together and help one another succeed. The Society also serves as a powerful force of good in the greater community by encouraging and organizing action to better the world. Students who have a cumulative grade point average of a 2.5 will be invited to participate in the program each year.
Core Philosophy: One can achieve their dreams with proper support and dedicated action. We help people realize their dreams and change the world in the process.
For more information, contact the Chapter Advisor, Jaton Brame at (937) 708-5251.
Visit the national website: www.societyleadership.org
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Scholars’ Program
The Scholars’ Program is designed to influence the retention and overall success of high achieving students at Wilberforce University. By providing access to a co-curricular program, students will be exposed to scholastic and artistic enrichment to enhance their overall success. Returning students with a 3.5 cumulative grade point average or above are invited to participate in the program. Participating students are expected to create and maintain a portfolio regarding their scholarly experience.
If you’re interested in becoming a member of the Scholars program please contact DiShondra Goree at (937) 708-5614 or at dgoree@wilberforce.edu
Office Location:
Stokes Center, LRC 102 (1st Floor)
Hours of Operation:
M - F 8:30am – 5:00pm
Phone: (937) 708-5648
Fax: (937) 708-5486
Jaton R. Brame
Director/Disability Services Coordinator
(937) 708-5251
jbrame@wilberforce.edu
DiShondra Goree
Academic Enrichment Coordinator
(937) 708-5614
dgoree@wilberforce.edu
Gene B. Moore
Academic Advising Coordinator
(937) 708-5646
gmoore@wilberforce.edu
Administrative Assistant
(937) 708-5648
oass@wilberforce.edu