Subj: Black Date: 98-07-09 13:21:56 EDT From: Twaecap To: NewSocit2m John, I was searching for some of your stuff and look what I found! Do you have a web site? The John D. O'Bryant African-American Institute 40 Leon Street 373-3141 The John D. O'Bryant African-American Institute (AAI) offers academic and cultural support for African-American and other interested students. The instituAfrican-American and other interested students. The institute, founded in 1968, was recently rededicated to John D. O'Bryant, the first African-American to be appointed a Northeastern U •Ujima Scholars Program •counseling services •the AAI library •the Amilcar Cabral Memorial Student Center Ujima Scholars Program can help you improve your writing, reading, and study skills. It offers tutoring and course advising. Counseling services focus on the academic, personal, and social needs of students. The institute's library contains books, recordings, periodicals, and microforms relating to African-American culture. The collection supports research in the study of the African-American experience. Additional library services include workshops and Nia, a student literary guild. The institute presents lectures, seminars, and social programs that address the global experiences of black people. African-American student organizations, other campus groups, and organizations from the greater Boston community conduct many of their activities in the Amilcar Cabral Memorial Student Center. The Peer Counseling Program The Peer Counseling Program, an integral part of AAI's counseling services, helps students adjust successfully to college life. Tutoring at AAI Tutorial assistance is available in most subject areas, including the following: •mathematics •science •English •economics •business ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Home | Help | Contents | Search | People Comments or Questions: webmaster@www.neu.edu Northeastern University 360 Huntington Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02115 617.373.2000