The department is a good starting point for students who desire to become acquainted with opportunities, people, places, and programs on and off campus. Students who participate in the program meet other students from a variety of backgrounds. The friendships which develop from these associations enhance the college experience of all participants and deepen the commitment to scholarship. The list below demonstrates the nature of the services provided. Information is shared to students about academic scheduling, career opportunities, selection of a major and advisement to the Black Student Alliance.
Informal counseling is provided to other student organizations.
OMA assist students in clarifying or resolving personal, social, academic, cultural, race, sexual, financial, career, and other issues. Extensive counseling cases are referred to the University Counseling Center. The office provides a variety of Academic Support Programs in conjunction with Counseling Services. The office staff works to insure that the university maintains a high level of sensitivity to the needs and aspirations of minority students. Career information, resources, events and accomplishments are a few of the many items published.