SAAB
is proud to continue its
recognition of its partnership with the South
Metropolitan Higher Education Consortium (SMHEC) for
launching seven (7) new individual institutional
SAAB chapters throughout the greater Chicago area. The
SMHEC continues to work toward a regional approach in
addressing the achievement gaps for African American and
Latino males. Seven of its 15-member institutions have
agreed to form SAAB chapters on their respective
campuses to include Governors State University, Prairie
State College, Kankakee Community College, University of
Saint Francis, Joliet Junior College, Northwest Business
College and South Suburban College. The SMHEC has a
diverse membership with institutions to include 2-year,
4-year, private and public in nature.
SAAB
acknowledges all of the chapters and guests who
helped to make the 1st Northern Regional Student
Leadership Conference a true success. The conference
(held in Toledo, Ohio) proved to be one of the largest
regional conferences with several hundred participants
from more than twenty (20) colleges and universities
along with a significant number of high school students
and advisors.
SAAB
welcomes new
initiatives at the College of the Mainland, William
Patterson University, SUNY Binghamton, SUNY Stony Brook and
Pittsburgh High School (TX).
SAAB
is proud to
continue its recognition of its partnership with the South
Metropolitan Higher Education Consortium (SMHEC) for
launching seven (7) new individual institutional SAAB
chapters throughout the greater Chicago area. The SMHEC
continues to work toward a regional approach in addressing
the achievement gaps for African American and Latino males.
Seven of its 15-member institutions have agreed to form SAAB
chapters on their respective campuses to include Governors
State University, Prairie State College, Kankakee Community
College, University of Saint Francis, Joliet Junior College,
Northwest Business College and South Suburban College. The
SMHEC has a diverse membership with institutions to include
2-year, 4-year, private and public in nature.
SAAB
is proud of its
partnership with the University System of Georgia African
American Male Initiative (AAMI) under the direction of Ms.
Arlethia Perry-Johnson. The USG AAMI was launched in the
fall of 2002 to address the recruitment, retention and
graduation rates of Black males. Stay tuned for more
exciting updates on this wonderful opportunity for the
students of the state of Georgia.
SAAB
acknowledges all
of the chapters and guests who helped to make the 1st
Northern Regional Student Leadership Conference a true
success. The conference (held in Toledo, Ohio) proved to be
one of the largest regional conferences with several hundred
participants from more than twenty (20) colleges and
universities along with a significant number of high school
students and advisors.