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Dr. Ines Maturana Sendoya welcomes you!
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About OASP Programs and Services
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Contact Andy Petigny for more info! April FEATURED STUDENTS
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NewsOptions Through Education Program (OTE) 30th Anniversary Year-Long Celebration Bridging the Gap From High School to College December 11, 2009
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Dr. Donald Brown Award Nominations are due by December 18, 2009. Please click here for more info. AHANA Hotline
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
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