Office of AHANA Student Programs

enhance learning through diversity

 
 
 
 
 

Message from the Director

Dr. Ines Maturana Sendoya welcomes you!

About OASP
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Programs and Services
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CALENDAR


New Window Will Open AHANA Calendar of Events!!

New Window Will Open Boston College Events Calendars


Cultural Heritage Months
Learn about the origins of each

Sept. 15 - Oct. 15
New window will openHispanic Heritage Month

October
New window will openFilipino American Heritage Month

November
New window will openNational American Indian Heritage Month
February
New window will openBlack History Month

Contact Andy Petigny for more info!

April
New window will openAsian Pacific American Heritage Month 
Get involved with BC APAHM! Click here.


FEATURED STUDENTS


 eneida
  Eneida Miranda, A&S '09 is the 2009 Dr. Donald Brown Award Recipient. [Read more.] 

olivier
 
  Gerrel Olivier, A&S '10, is the 2009 Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship Recipient. [Read more.]
santana   Jeans Santana, A&S '10, is the 2009 Archbishop Oscar Romero Scholarship Recipient. [Read more]
 yun   Catherine Yun, A&S '10 is the 2009 Asian American Scholarship Recipient

News


Options Through Education Program (OTE)  30th Anniversary Year-Long Celebration

Bridging the Gap From High School to College

December 11, 2009

bridge

Please click here for more info!


Dr. Donald Brown Award

Nominations are due by December 18, 2009. Please click here for more info. 


AHANA Hotline
Read the latest issue of the AHANA Hotline (Fall 2009 Issue I). For previous issues, click here.


ahana

30th Anniversary Celebration of the AHANA Acronym 

The term AHANA was coined in 1979 by two students, Alfred Feliciano and Valerie Lewis. These students, acting as ambassadors for fellow students, objected to the name "Office of Minority Programs" then used by the University, citing the definition of the word minority as "less than." They proposed instead to use the term "AHANA" which they felt celebrated the cultural differences present in our society. AHANA is an acronym used to describe individuals of African-American, Hispanic, Asian and Native American descent.


Tutoring in Chemistry & Calculus

Free academic tutoring is available to all Boston College students. No appointment needed!

Click here for the schedule!


Karen Campbell Severin Book Award

Congratulations to the Fall 2009 Winners!

Susan Choy, CSOM '11

Sofia Mohammed, A&S '11


OASP Counselor
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Contact the Office
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