About Conference

The North Carolina Community College System (NCCCS), in partnership with University of North Carolina General Administration will host the 2014 Minority Male Mentoring Conference.

This student-focused event will provide students with the tools to better navigate college and improve their commitment and connectivity to the college experience. The overall focus of the conference is to engage public and private sectors to work together better in developing support systems on the state and community levels.

Conference presentations will focus on three primary areas: College environment, workforce development/employment, and healthcare/criminal justice.

Who Should Attend?

The conference is designed for students, educators, and others who are responsible for developing mentoring programs or other programs to enhance the advancement of minority males in our communities.

Benefits of Attending:

By attending the Minority Male Mentoring Conference, students and educators will gain valuable insight into further enhancing student success and professional development. Additionally, educators and other participants will gain valuable insight to help impact their institutions student success efforts and overall retention and graduation rates. The conference will also serve as a platform for endless networking and social exchange opportunities.

Your registration fee includes:

• Monday: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Tuesday: Breakfast and lunch
• College fair with light snacks and refreshments