Minority Student Services FAQs
Are there any minority based organizations or programs on campus?
The Black Student Union of Ashland University exists to promote an
awareness and understanding of the African American culture, providing
programs and events to allow minorities to interact with one another.
Are there any mentor programs on campus for minority students?
Yes, Pathways is a program that is designed to aid incoming minority freshmen students in their transition from high school to college.
Are there any African American Sororities or Fraternities on the AU campus?
While there are no African American fraternities or sororities on campus, there can be. It soley based on student interest. There were sororities and fraternities in the past and they can be re-established.
What is the minority population on the AU campus?
Approximately 5% of AU students are minorities
Are there any religious minority based organizations?
One Church was a program that brought together students and staff of various ethnic backgrounds to join together in worshiping the body of Christ with one love, one sound, and one church. It has been briefly disbanded.
Is there a lot of minority involvement within sports on the AU campus?
Yes, overall there is a significant amount of minorities involved in AU sports, however, the minority percentages vary within each sport.
Are programs offered by the Office for Minority Student Services for minorities only?
No, all programs/ services offered through the Office for Minority
Student Services are open to the entire campus community.
For more information about minority matters, please contact CJ Harkness, Director of Judicial Affairs, by email at charknes@ashland.edu
