I am the Academic Program Specialist at ASAP where my role is to design academic program initiatives supporting students at various stages in their academic journey. I have designed and oversee the following program initiatives: ASAP tutoring (and tutor training); Academic Success Workshops, Scholarship Workshops, and ASAP Societies (Premedical Society being our first and more will follow). I also organize the ASAP student Exhibition as part of the Women’s History Month event series.
Check out our program initiatives and come visit our workshops and events. All BMCC students are welcome.
The mission of the Premedical Society is to provide an opportunity for all BMCC students interested in medical and/or health related careers to organize a community; and with the help of the society’s events and resources, learn about the medical environment and specializations, and cultivate skills and knowledge necessary for successful entry to medical school.
ASAP tutoring services consist of tutoring on Upswing and Supplemental Instructions (SI) sessions on Zoom. All tutoring sessions are online until further notice.
Join our peer-facilitated Academic Success Workshops to enhance your academic skills! All BMCC and ASAP students are welcome. – While our Spring workshop series have completed, we look forward to seeing you back in Fall ’20.
The ASAP Scholarship workshops and bootcamps are designed to help you through the scholarship application process. Topics discussed range from identifying academic opportunities to writing a scholarship essay and resume, asking for good letters of recommendation, and preparing for a scholarship interview. All BMCC and ASAP students are welcome.
The exhibition is part of the SP2020 Women’s History Month series of events and its mission is to highlight the contribution of women of color to the suffrage movement and of the causes BMCC students embrace in their fight for a better society.
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Banner with motto of Oklahoma Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs.
Collection of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture.
The Becoming the Change Interview Project is a collection of peer-facilitated interviews with current and former ASAP students and/or tutors at BMCC on the themes of identity and purpose. Listen to the interviews to learn about what changes the interviewees would like to see in the world and what roles they see themselves in bringing about these changes.
