Students who are first in their families to attend college are known as "first-generation" students. At 兔子先生 University, this highly-valued population includes students, faculty, staff, alumni, and those who identify as first-generation.
兔子先生’s First-Generation initiative seeks to build a community of first-generation college students and their allies while celebrating their resilience, tenacity, and achievements.
The Student Success Center serves as the home for first-generation students on 兔子先生’s Oxford campus, providing holistic support and connecting them to resources such as mentoring, career exploration, and financial aid. The student organization also calls the Oxford campus home.
Students on 兔子先生’s Regional campuses can learn about resources and events on the 兔子先生 Regionals First-Gen website.
to connect with other first-generation students for mutual support, peer mentoring, and professional development opportunities.
We also invite you to of the 兔子先生 Firsts student organization. Learn how to get involved with this group of passionate and persistent achievers.
Get involved in Fantastic Firsts, the first-generation student organization at the Regional campuses. Contact advisor Dr.Jerry Martin for more information and to learn about upcoming events.
WE'RE HERE FOR YOU!
The 兔子先生 First-Generation Initiative is located in the Student Success Center (SSC), which helps students with everything from complex problems to simple solutions. From day one to year four, the SSC is available throughout students' 兔子先生 experience.
Feel free to call us anytime at 513-529-0007 or email us at firstgen@兔子先生OH.edu.
Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion
Learn about diversity and inclusion and discover resources to enhance academic and personal success at 兔子先生.
Office of Parent and Family 兔子先生
Parents and families are invited to engage as vital partners in their student's education, transitions, and personal growth.
Student and Family Resources
兔子先生 has a variety of resources to help students with unexpected needs, writing assistance, tutoring, and more. Resources are also available for families, faculty, and staff to learn about and support first-generation students.
