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The Diversity Center has a small library of books dealing with minority and diversity issues available for students to borrow. These books may be borrowed by signing them out on a checkout log available in the office. We have a list of all the books we have available. Books borrowed are the student’s responsibility and must be returned within a reasonable time.
ACE - Achievers Creating Excellence
(through the Academic Monitoring Program)
Through the A.C.E. Club/Academic Monitoring Program the Diversity Center monitors a student's progress three times during each semester. The progress of each student will be evaluated by using the Academic Monitoring report that is completed by the student's instructors. This feed back is then shared with them. Efforts will be made to refer each students to the appropriate support services. Monitoring cycle dates are chosen to best help a student before they reach an academic crisis. Academic progress meetings are held with students whose progress indicates they may need assistance. The program's participants are a mix of: first year students (freshmen & transfers), students experiencing academic difficulty, athletes, student leaders and students enrolled in particular programs. In addition, some students are signed up by academic advisors.
If you have any questions regarding the Academic Monitoring Program, please contact the Diversity Center.
Freshman and transfer students will be identified as possible candidates for the monitoring program and will be invited to participate.
Efforts are made to refer each student to the appropriate support services, if needed or desired. These services may include tutoring, help from the Writing Center, test taking skills, study skills. or other assistances.
Students who are in the Academic Monitoring Program are expected to: