Black Resource Center
Mission
The Black Resource Center provides a safe, supportive space for undergraduate and graduate students of African descent to connect with each other to receive academic, spiritual, mentoring, and emotional support services.
Vision
The Black Resource Center seeks to create, implement and unify campus resources that support the recruitment, retention and success of Black identified students at USF.
Staff
Candice Harrison, Ph. D.
BASE Faculty Director
Michael Tadesse-Bell, MA
BASE Program Manager
Assistant Dean of Retention and Persistence Programs
Nolizwe Nondabula, MA
Black Living-Learning Community Co-Instructor
Associate Director, Program Partnerships, Engage San Francisco Initiative
Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good
Dominique Broussard, Ph.D.
Black Resource Center Liaison
CAPS Staff Psychologist
Chance Gabriel
Student Assistant
Junior, History Major
Angela Sivers
Student Assistant
First Year, Media Studies Major
Mutale Mulenga
Resident Advisor, Back Living-Learning Community
Junior
Our Programs
- Black Student Orientation (Check SLE)
- Navigating USF Workshops
- Resiliency Workshops
- Brown Bag Lunches with Faculty
- Mentoring Opportunities
- Competency Workshops