Through collaboration between the National Pan-Hellenic Council
(NPHC) and Department of Multicultural Services, AASLI is an intense
semester long program offering developmental education, peer mentoring, and
options for free tutoring, opportunities for leadership conference
participation, scholarship opportunities and social activities.
The
mission of AASLI is to aid students in becoming theoretically knowledgeable, well-rounded
leaders that possess the tangible skills to model community involvement,
effective problem solving strategies, global accountability, academic
excellence, and social consciousness.
During the course of the AASLI, program student
participants host a Black Parents Reception during Parents’ Weekend, various
community educational programs, and conclude with a graduation where students
receive documentation of their development activities.