The experience is unique because of the group's diversity and because of the real issues that are discussed. Each group will be balanced by race, gender, and culture based on the applicants. Each group consists of 25 to 30 people. Getting Involved with RAPP RAPP participants are required to make a commitment for the entire year. Participation can fit within a student's normal work and academic schedule, however your involvement in this program will require you to manage your time efficiently.
Attendance is required at the fall, winter and spring retreats.
One fundraiser, in winter or spring, is required. One community service activity, in winter or spring, is required. All RAPP members are expected to participate in Ujima, the annual program which commemorates African American culture and history. As a member of RAPP, you will learn about racism and its consequences through films, reading materials, and, most of all, through talking with and listening to other students. You will broaden your world view through exposure to people with different backgrounds and lifestyles.