Goals :
- The retention and graduation of our undergraduate
and graduate members.
- The positive social and psyche development of our members.
- Assist in the development and support the academic, professional,
leadership and career goals of our members.
- Provide our members with the opportunity to strengthen their communities
by guiding them through essential community service projects.
*Meetings are scheduled from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m in Karnoutsos
Hall-Room-116
unless otherwise noted. |
Objectives :
Through monthly discussion series, academic/financial workshops,
networking opportunities, community service, and mentoring efforts,
SHANGO seeks to facilitate the retention, graduation and overall
positive growth of our members. Realizing that development and positive
transformation of the individual naturally leads to the same for
their environment; it is intended that the evolution of our members
overflow into their communities. With that in mind, a great deal
of our programming is individual focused and community minded.
Monthly Discussion Series:
Shango will have scheduled monthly discussions in which
the collective will come together to openly and informally discuss
various topics of interest. Discussions will be free and
open to the (male) public.
- Convening the collective means convening different age groups, classes,
and occupations. The networking opportunities are endless. The community
is strengthened!
- Open and informal discussion allows members to confront personal
fears and misunderstandings in a supportive environment. It is here that
the initial stages of self-discovery are fulfilled. The community is strengthened!
Community Service:
Scheduled days where Shango travels to a selected community/organization
and performs a community service.
- By providing this service we provide the community with an example
of leadership and self-preservation.
- Offers visibility for the organization.
Men's night out:
This component of the program is designed for the members
of SHANGO to meet socially at museums, libraries, cultural organizations
and/or restaurants to discuss various ideas within the confines
of different venues.
Leo Tolstoy wrote,
"Everyone tries to change the world, no one tries to change themselves."
SHANGO seeks to do both, change the world by changing
the self. |
For more information please contact one of our
co-facilitators :
Mr. Jose Balda, Admissions, 201-200-3381
Mr. Demond T. Hargrove, Student Affairs, 201-200-3507
Mr. John Smith, OSP,
201-200-3357
Dr. Ivan Banks, Dean, College
of Education, 201-200-2101
Mr. Navin Saiboo, Registrars Office,
201-200-3048
Mr. Woodrow Lewis, Jr., Dean of Students
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