RAMily 101

On today’s episode, Greek Life – What Do We Do After the Letters?, We will discuss the lifelong journey that begins with Greek letters and grows into so much more. Joining a Greek organization isn’t just about wearing letters; it’s about building leadership skills, developing strong values, and creating a network that often lasts well beyond college years.Greek organizations at Albany State University fall under one of two councils: the Council of Independent Organizations (CIO) and the National Pan-Hellenic Council/Divine 9 (NPHC). The organizations that make up the CIO are Kappa KappaPsi, Tau Beta Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega, Gamma Sigma Sigma, and Phi Mu Alpha. The organizations that make up the Divine 9 are Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Omega Psi PhiFraternity, Inc., Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., and Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, INC. I have Greek members Ms. Amayah Topps and Mr. O’darion Bennett joining me today.  

On today’s episode, we explore the unique roles, responsibilities, and realities of being student ambassadors in the heart of our university. We’ll talk with our very own Mr. and Miss Albany State University, diving into what it truly means to represent a diverse campus community. We’ll look at everything from the influence of campus popularity to the impact of genuine leadership, exploring questions like: How does Mister or Miss ASU go beyond just being a face for the university? What do students really look for in a leader? Whether you’re a student, candidate, or simply curious about the inner workings of university life, this episode will give you an inside look at the dedication, challenges, and triumphs of these important student roles. I have Mr. ASU Mouhamed Gueye and Miss ASU Logan Marshall joining me today. 

On today’s episode is all about finding that balance between being a student and showing up as a professional. College is such a unique time because, on one hand, it’s about learning and growing, but on the other, it’s also about preparing for the world outside of campus. So, how do we bring a bit of professionalism into our everyday lives here without losing our sense of self? Today’s topic is "How to Balance Being a Student and Professionalism.” I have the Assistant Vice President for Student Success, Dr. Raven Payne, and student leaders Marshay Duggins and Jericho Robinson joining me!

On today’s episode of FLUNK IT FAST - TAKE THAT LOSS AND KEEP IT MOVING, we will tackle setbacks, embrace resilience, and focus on bouncing back. College can bechallenging, and almost everyone faces setbacks, whether it is a tough test or a stressful semester. We will break down practical ways to overcome academic hurdles, buildresilience, and transform those setbacks into stepping stones toward success. We’re here to remind you that every setback is a setup for a comeback! Assistant Math Professor Mrs. Willtresca Heppard-Streeter and studentscholars Ms. Rosalind LaFavor and Mr. Michael Faustin are joining me today.

On today’s episode is dedicated to helping college students navigate their academic journey! Today, we are diving into one of the most underestimated yet critical keys to college success: class attendance. Whether you are a first-year student adjusting to campus life or a returning student trying to boost your GPA, attending class can make all the difference. We will explore why showing up is more than just a formality – it is a foundation for academic success andpersonal growth. So, grab your notebook, and let’s talk about why attending class matters! I have Assistant Professor of History, Dr. Joshua Butler, and student leaders Emari Knowles and Camille Blackwell.  

On today’s episode, we’re exploring a powerful aspect of the college experience: the Professor–Student Relationship. Building a strong connection with professors isn’t just about improving your grades—it’s about creating a support network, finding mentorship, and even opening doors to future opportunities.We’ll explore the importance of connecting with professors starting in your first year and how to do it effectively. We’ll also discuss navigating office hours, approaching professors for help, and maintaining a professional yet friendlyrapport. Assistant Professor Mr. Ta’Varis Wilson and student scholar Mr. Reginald Bridgeman will join me today.  

On today’s episode of “Foundations for Success.” Wewill discuss the programs designed to set incoming students on the path to achievement and leadership at university. There are two transformative programs: The Summer Success Academy and the Freshman Leadership Academy. These programs help new students build academic foundations, develop leadership skills, and forge meaningful connections before their first semester begins. We will cover what makes these Academies unique, how they prepare students for the challenges of college life, and what kind of impact they’ve had on past participants. The Program Coordinator, Mr. Quenton Matthews, is joining me today.

On today’s episode of “Pathways to Success: Academic Support Services," we will discuss the academic pathways tosuccess at Albany State that empower students to thrive while on campus. We will explore how students can make the most of these resources, such as tutoring, study table, and the math and writing centers. I have the Director of Academic Support Service, Ms. Natalie Knox, joining me today.

On today’s episode, we will discuss “Choosing aMajor.” Selecting the right major can feel like a huge decision, especially with so many options and factors to consider. Today, we’re here to help guide you through this process, covering everything from balancing passions withcareer opportunities to the campus resources available to support your exploration. Whether you’re undecided, feeling pressure to choose, or just curious about what’s out there, we’re here to help you find a path that truly fits you. I have Academic Advisor, Mr. James Brown, joining me today.

Today’s episode, we’re diving into an exciting topic: Dual Enrollment. For many high school students, Dual Enrollment is a game-changer—it allows them to earn college credit, save on tuition, and gain early exposure to the college experience. But what exactly is Dual Enrollment, and how can students make the most of this opportunity?In this episode, we’ll break down everything you need to know. From understanding eligibility requirements and the application process to balancing coursework and transitioning into full-time college, we’ve got all the insights you need. I have Enrollment Specialist Ms. Jasmine Smith here with me today.