BROTHERS OF EXCELLENCE PROGRAM Present By Richard C Hanzy, MA, LMFT Los Medanos EOPS Adjunct Counselor.

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BROTHERS OF EXCELLENCE PROGRAM Present By Richard C Hanzy, MA, LMFT Los Medanos EOPS Adjunct Counselor

In 2014, the Minority Male Community College Collaborative (M2C3) of California released a report that highlighted the negative outcomes for men of color in the California Community College system. The study found that African American men in particular had the lowest overall persistence rates and credit course completion rate; and third lowest graduation/transfer rates with only a 2% difference from being the lowest. In an effort to combat this educational epidemic, Los Medanos College’s EOPS (Extended Opportunity Program and Services) Department has taken an innovative approach to decreasing the achievement gap between minority male students and their counterparts by creating the Brothers of Excellence Program (BOEP) in 2015.

DIRECTION: BOEP students will be encouraged and supported in setting an academic goal and creating an education plan to achieve it. FOCUS: BOEP students will meet bi-weekly as a group (weekly if needed) with BOEP coordinators to track their progress and get support in overcoming barriers to their goals. NURTURE: BOEP will embody LMC‘s “family” atmosphere, by creating an environment where students feel supported and are connect throughout the college with additional support services.

ENGAGE: BOEP will actively involve students in meaningful and authentic educational experiences and activities inside and outside the classroom CONNECT: BOEP students will assisted in connecting various campus academic programs, campus events and meetings to become a vital part of the LMC community. VALUE: Through personal development activities, BOEP students will use their skills, talents, abilities and experiences to contribute to and enrich the LMC culture and community

The Los Medanos College's Study Lounge offers students a comfortable learning environment that allows students to develop their academic skills. TIME: Fridays at 4:00PM-6:00PM LOCATION: LMC’s English Department GUIDED LOUNGE ACTIVITY: Some of LMC’s instructors will be present during lounge hours to help you with their course work. COUNSELING - PRIORITY FOR TRANSFER TRIPS -A FREE T-SHIRT - TRIPS - WORKSHOPS – FOOD PROVIDED

PARTICIPATION REQUIREMENTS: To access the Study Lounge, students must: 1. Take the Academic Success Pledge (ASP), committing to successfully completing all of the courses that they are enrolled in throughout the semester. 2. Regularly attend The Study Lounge and workshops throughout the academic year. 3. Abide by the Study Lounge Code designed by the students. All students are welcome!

JAMES NOEL, PHD COORDINATOR AND ENGLISH PROFESSOR RICHARD C HANZY, LMFT, PHD COORDINATOR AND EOPS COUNSELOR Los Medanos College SS4-400 (upper level of the Student Services Center) 2700 East Leland Road Pittsburg, CA /studentservices/eops