Welcome To The A&M Collective
Welcome to the A&M Collective
The A&M Collective is a recurring four-year program designed to connect Black male undergraduate students to one another and to the larger network of Black male faculty, staff, administrators, and graduate students. The Collective hosts regular meetings to discuss the most relevant and critical issues affecting the Black male experience at Texas A&M University and beyond. The program seeks to motivate and empower Black males by helping to increase peer mentoring and networking opportunities, building better connections with faculty and staff, and promoting various leadership competencies, therefore assisting in their overall personal and professional growth.
Peer Group Breakout Sessions
Periodically, the Collective will host additional opportunities to engage in dialogue. Breakout sessions focus on current issues, hot topics, and simply seek to further build community.
Monthly Workshops
Monthly Meetings Collective meetings provide completely open space for men to speak freely and discuss the issues that are often not addressed elsewhere. Participants will attend conversations featuring prominent former students, faculty, staff, and community leaders as facilitators. Topics will focus on the complexities of Black Masculinity, community, relationships and much more. more>>
Upcoming Workshops
Tuesday, September 22
5:30pm – 7:30pm, Rudder 402
A&M Collective Sponsors
Click the link to see the list of sponsors.
Past Featured Speakers
Click here to see the list of past featured speakers.
Interested in finding out more about the Collective?
Please contact Lyndon Pryor at lyndon@msc.tamu.edu or 979-862-2000 for further information.
