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The mission of Brothers United for Excellence (BUE) is to provide academic support and professional and leadership resources, as well as create a space that encourages a sense of self and fellowship among undergraduate men of color at UT. This organization seeks to holistically develop men of color through a range of developmental discussions, workshops, and programs.
Objectives
- Recruit men of color from diverse socioeconomic populations
- Educate men of color on topics of identity, leadership, and professional development
- Support and retain men of color by connecting them to on-campus academic and financial resources
- Promote involvement and inclusion in leadership activities, both on-campus and in the community
- Promote community service and civic engagement
Participant Requirements
Students must:
- Be registered as a full-time student at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville
- Be in “good standing” according to the university Code of Conduct
- Be able to fully participate in the program
- Complete the application by the noted deadline
Learn more about BUE
Follow @ut_bue on Instagram
Follow @ut_bue on Twitter
Email bue@utk.edu