C.O.N.E.C.T. Peer Mentoring Program
Caring Of New students Experiencing College Transitions
C.O.N.E.C.T. Biographies
If you applied and did not hear back - please contact Khotso Libe ktlibe01@louisville.edu to verify that your application was received.
The Purpose of C.O.N.E.C.T. is to provide student support through peer advising for the encouragement of positive academic and social interactions, and promote a unified community among Black students which work to impact on Black student retention as well as encourage high academic standards, enhance leadership development, and perpetuate academic and social success to achieve graduation.
Services
- One-on-One Peer Mentoring
- Monthly Programs & Workshops
- A Sistah's Voice
- African American Recognition Reception (AARR)
- Making the Connection (Freshman Orientation)
- Keeping the Connection (Welcome Weekend)
Mentors
Here are the 2013-2014 CONECT Mentors
- Shanice Brown
- Jordan Coleman
- Darnell Dennis
- Emerald Dunn
- Cheraye Durr
- Kendra Fridenstine
- Sydni Gordon
- Fairen Harris
- Taaj Hill
- Kweku Martin
- Dierra Mollison
- Ja Cory Mullins
- Jordan New
- Ashley O’Neil
- Barbie Parker
- Kenika Quarles
- Mercedes Samuels
- George Scott III
- Charles Smiley
- Dexter Thompson
- Lauren Williams
- Nicholas Wright
- Michael Wright
- Stephon Yates
Advisors
- Khotso Libe, Program Coordinator
- Dr. Tomarra Adams, Founder and Director
- Katie Adamchik, Program Director
- Fairen Harris, Student Assistant
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Partners
- Society of Porter Scholars
- Arts and Sciences Advising
- Department of Pan African Studies
- Cultural Center
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