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REACH is always looking for dedicated faculty and staff members to serve as mentors for our students.
Contact:Rolandria Tolbert(478) [email protected]
Interested in becoming a mentor?
www.centralgatech.eduA unit of the Technical College System of Georgia
Equal Opportunity Institution
Mentor a student today!Brother 2 Brother (B2B)
PROMOTINGSTUDENT SUCCESS
for post-secondary education & beyond
Brother 2 Brother (B2B) is a chapter of the national student organization Student African American Brotherhood (SAAB).
B2B gives REACH students the opportunity to continue their personal development with other students at CGTC through community service, opportunities to mentor, as well as opportunities to network with community stake holders, potential employers, and other students across the nation.
RAISING EXPECTATIONS OF ACHIEVEMENT
What is REACH?REACH collaborates with community and industry-driven leaders who proactively establish a professional standard of values and ethics towards challenging and nourishing students to achieve a productive lifestyle. REACH envisions a college community which pursues, empowers, and fosters an environment for student success in post-secondary education and beyond.
REACH Students Benefits of REACHThe REACH organization was originally designed to engage African American males between the ages of 18 to 28 entering college for the first time. However, the program now encourages all currently enrolled students to participate in Student Sessions on each campus. Student Sessions are offered bi-weekly on all three main campus locations— Macon, Warner Robins, & Milledgeville.
“What I gained by participating in the REACH Organization was learning that I am not alone in a lot of areas in life.”
-Summer 2019 REACH Student
REACH students receive:• Faculty/Staff Mentors
• REACH student sessions geared towards academic and social enrichment
• Career Navigation, Guidance, & Support
• Opportunities for Assistance with Books & Supplies
• Professional Student Development
• Relationship Building & Peer Networking
For more information, contact:
Rolandria TolbertProgram Specialist for Institutional
Effectiveness(478) 757-3404
