The 3rd Annual Men Of Color Student Leadership Summit
The 3rd AnnualMen of Color StudentLeadership SummitSelf-Worth, Self-Value, Self-CareSaturday, March 6, 20212012:30 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. ESTVia WebExWebEx Meeting number -132 654 6484Password- MOC-SummitWe b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
2Welcome!Welcome to the 3rd Annual Men of Color StudentLeadership Summit. The summit will provide dynamicworkshops, sessions and speakers and promotecompletion and goal attainment for students,especially men of color.The summit is sponsored by the SUNY CortlandInstitutional Equity and Inclusion Office (IEI), Men ofValue and Excellence (MOVE), Multicultural Life andDiversity Office (MLDO) and Cornell UniversityMulticultural Student Leadership & EmpowermentProgram.Thank you all for attending and we hope you get tolearn a lot of great information and build connectionswith others throughout the day.“Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are youdoing for others?” -Martin Luther King, Jr.Evaluation Form for the summit. http://bit.ly/MOCsummitCompleting this form provides us with feedback on ways to enhance the summit nextyear. We appreciate your feedback.We b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
3Men of Color Summit Schedule– March 6, 202112:30 – 1 p.m.WelcomeLorraine Lopez-JanoveChief Diversity and Inclusion OfficerInstitutional, Equity and Inclusion Office, SUNY CortlandChristopher Venant ‘19Student Founder,Multicultural Male Initiative (MMI), SUNY CortlandJarvis Marlow-McCowinAssociate Director,Multicultural Student Leadership & Empowerment ProgramCornell UniversityOverview of the ConferenceLima Maria Stafford ‘12Assistant DirectorMulticultural Life and Diversity Office, SUNY CortlandHype SessionMaxwell SmithPresident, Men of Value and Excellence (MOVE), SUNY Cortland1– 2 p.m.Keynote PresentationBrian HeatSpeaker Author Educator Firestarter2:10 – 3:10 p.m.Sessions IJuan Miolan ‘09Founder, President, Coach Thrive212, Inc.3:20 – 4:20 p.m.Sessions IIEric Banks '13, M '16, SUNY Cortland AlumBrandon Manning, SUNY BroomeMark Sanders, SUNY SystemTimothy Thompson '17, Tompkins Cortland Community CollegeBryce Wooden, SUNY OneontaFacilitator: Jarvis Marlow-McCowin, Cornell University4:25 – 4:45 p.m.ClosingBrian Heat Author Educator FirestarterWe b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
4Meet the planning committeeLorraine Lopez-JanoveChief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, Institutional Equity and Inclusion Office, SUNY CortlandLorraine Lopez-Janove joined SUNY Cortland in August 2020 as chiefdiversity and inclusion officer. Lorraine leads and supports theUniversity’s effort to promote diversity and inclusiveexcellence throughout all aspects of the institution. She leadscollaborative, strategic and results-oriented implementation of theUniversity’s strategic plan for diversity and inclusion, establishescollaborative partnerships across campus to evaluate inclusiveness,implements best practices related to diversity, equity, and inclusion,and influences policy to reflect SUNY Cortland's commitment toinclusive excellence. She is a member of the President’s cabinet andco-chair of the President’s Council on Inclusive Excellence.Before joining Cortland, Lorraine served as the CDO for three SUNYcommunity colleges, executive director of the Human RightsCommission of Sullivan County, and senior project associate at theTechnical Assistance Center on Disproportionality at NYU where sheworked with over 60 New York State schools cited fordisproportionality of minorities in special education and/or suspensionand supported school districts in the development of culturallyresponsive policies and practices.Jarvis Marlow-McCowinAssociate Director, Multicultural Student Leadership & Empowerment Program, Cornell UniversityJarvis Marlow-McCowin is the Associate Director for MulticulturalStudent Leadership and Empowerment at Cornell University. He isalso an active member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. serving ashis alumni chapter's Director of Educational Activities. Jarvis'collaborative work on Black men’s achievement in higher educationhas been presented at conferences such as the AmericanEducational Research Association (AERA), the Association for theStudy of Higher Education (ASHE), and published in a book entitled,Recruiting, Retaining, and Engaging African-American Males atSelective Public Research Universities: Challenges and Opportunitiesin Academics and Sports.Additionally, Jarvis' collaborative writing on the impact ofdiversity-related coursework on college students' moraldevelopment has been published in journals such as the Journal ofCollege Student Development. Jarvis earned his B.A. in history with aminor in psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University and hisM.A. in educational policy and leadership studies with aconcentration in higher education and student affairs from theUniversity of Iowa. He is currently pursuing a PhD in communityresearch & action at Binghamton University.We b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
5Meet the planning committee continuedMaxwell SmithPresident, Men of Value and Excellence (MOVE), SUNY CortlandMaxwell Smith is from Queens, New York. He is a seniormajoring in Sport Management here at SUNY Cortland. He iscurrently the president of the reputable Men of Value andExcellence (MOVE). He first got involved with MOVE hisfreshman year after overhearing some of the amazing featuresand events that the organization hosted inside and aroundcampus. MOVE created a safe haven for people of color tohave a voice and feel welcome each and everyday. Maxwellwould love to expand MOVE’s message of high edict andresponsibility to the next generations of students here atSUNY Cortland, embodying what it means to be a man ofvalue and excellence on campus and in the outside world.Lima Maria StaffordAssistant Director, Multicultural Life and Diversity Office, SUNY CortlandLima Maria Stafford is the Assistant Director for MulticulturalLife and Diversity Office at SUNY Cortland. She was bornand raised in Carriacou, Grenada and moved to Brooklyn, NewYork in 2001. She received her bachelor’s degree in physicaleducation in May 2012 and is pursuing her master's in healtheducation at SUNY Cortland.For two years at SUNY Cortland she served as a Residence HallDirector for Bishop Hall. During her time here she served as anadvisor for Men of Value and Excellence (MOVE) and CaribbeanStudent Association (CSA). She was also the advisor for twoculturally-based Greeks organization on campus; Kappa Alpha PsiFraternity, Inc and Co-advisor for Sigma Lambda UpsilonSeñoritas Latinas Unidas Sorority, Inc. She is the current advisorfor the Gospel Choir and Pyro-dynasty step team. Lima is anactive member of Sexual Orientation, Gender Identify andExpression (SOGIE) committee and the Cortland CountyCommunity of Color (C4) Network. She enjoys working with thestudents and faculty/staff on the campus in various aspectswhile being inclusive.We b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
6Keynote Speaker: Brian Heat- 1 p.m.Brian Heat is a dynamic Inspirational Speaker, Educator, Producer, Director, Publisher, andAmazon Best Selling Author with his latest book release Get Ignited: Your Blueprint forDiscovering Purpose and Manifesting Dreams, who transforms audiences infusinghigh-octane motivational and cinematic themes, making his presentations trajectorychanging and unforgettable!Brian’s God-given gifts to positively impact the lives of others can be experienced throughhis provocative keynotes, books, online content creation and ground-breaking stageperformances. A phenomenal talent, Brian has shared speaking stages with former U.S.Secretary of State Colin Powell, Steve Harvey, Halle Berry, Jalen Rose, Hill Harper, andStedman Graham just to name a few.As an Educational Leader his Maryland based Diverse Male Student Initiatives Program hastransformed the lives of over 1,000 collegiate males in the areas of Academic Excellence,Manhood Development, and Career/Entrepreneurship Readiness. This work can be foundcaptured in the award winning documentary he Co-Produced titled Striving for theExtraordinary: A Journey through Hope and Transformation. With his profound ability topush the boundaries of inspiration, Brian continues to touch the lives of thousands acrossthe country though a wide array of colleges, universities, corporate clients, non-profitorganizations and Sports Teams.With an uncanny Rockstar persona he maintains a finger on the pulse of Pop Culture, HipHop, Education Reform, Activism, Entrepreneurship and the epic journey of dreamers nomatter their race, creed or background, audiences are never the same after witnessing himin action.We b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
7Session I presenter: Juan Miolan ‘09- 2:10 p.m.Founder, President, Coach Thrive212, Inc.Juan Miolan ’09 is a SUNY Cortland alum. He completed his Bachelors degreein Kinesiology. He is a vitality coach that helps the coaches and healers thatgive so much of themselves avoid burnout, wake up with more energy, andrelease body fat w/o spending HOURS working out so they can focus onwhat they love and make the extraordinary impact they were meant to. Heuses his four laws of vitality to combine and demystify mindset and healthand provide his clients with the blueprint for long-lasting change, healing,health, and vitality: The Vitality Blueprint.Juan is a certified health and wellness coach, nutrition coach, and movementcoach and crafted Thrive212 with the vision of helping others empower theirlives through their mindset and health.We b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
8Session II presenters– 3:20 p.m.Facilitator:Jarvis A. Marlow-McCowin, Cornell UniversityJarvis Marlow-McCowin is the Associate Director for MulticulturalStudent Leadership and Empowerment at Cornell University. He isalso an active member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. serving ashis alumni chapter's Director of Educational Activities. Jarvis'collaborative work on Black men’s achievement in higher educationhas been presented at conferences such as the AmericanEducational Research Association (AERA), the Association for theStudy of Higher Education (ASHE), and published in a book entitled,Recruiting, Retaining, and Engaging African-American Males atSelective Public Research Universities: Challenges and Opportunitiesin Academics and Sports. Additionally, Jarvis' collaborative writing onthe impact of diversity-related coursework on college students'moral development has been published in journals such as theJournal of College Student Development. Jarvis earned his B.A. in history with a minor in psychologyfrom Virginia Commonwealth University and his M.A. in educational policy and leadership studies with aconcentration in higher education and student affairs from the University of Iowa. He is currentlypursuing a PhD in community research & action at Binghamton University.Eric Banks '13, M '16, SUNY Cortland AlumEric S. Banks Jr. is an employee in the Westbury Union Free SchoolDistrict teaching Physical and Health Education at Westbury HighSchool. He is the Assistant Coach for the Girls Varsity Track & Fieldteam and a club advisor for My Brothers Keeper. While striving forexcellence in the classroom, Mr. Banks is a proud husband, son,brother, uncle, minister, motivational speaker, mentor, personaltrainer and much more.He completed his Bachelors and Masters programs in Physical andHealth Education at SUNY Cortland. While pursuing his master’sdegree, he taught as an adjunct professor in the physical educationdepartment, and was an Assistant Coach for the Men’s & Women’sCross Country/Track Field programs. His mission and vision as a manof color is to help students from low-socioeconomic backgroundshave a better chance and an equal opportunity to experience high quality education. His goal is to serve asa role model and embody excellence inside and outside of the classroom. His hope is that his classroomcan serve his school community as a lamppost, a catalyst for change within school culture, and a heartbeatfor student motivation.We b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
9Session II presenters continued- 3:20 p.m.Brandon Manning, SUNY BroomeBrandon Manning currently serves as the Student Rights andResponsibilities Coordinator at SUNY Broome CommunityCollege. In conjunction with his role, Brandon co-advises theSUNY Broome Men of Excellence program focused onensuring the retention rates and development of successfulunderrepresented college graduates. Brandon also serves onthe President’s Task Force On Diversity and Inclusion.Brandon earned his B.M. in music performance from theCrane School of Music (SUNY Potsdam) and is currentlyearning his M.S. in student affairs administration fromBinghamton University. Brandon is a proud active member ofAlpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., serving as his alumni chapter’sVice President."Mark Sanders, SUNY SystemMark Sanders is a Brooklyn native and EducationalOpportunity Program (EOP) alumnus from SUNYPlattsburgh with a Bachelor of Science in threebusiness concentrations. Mark's leadershipdevelopment began as a Resident Hall President,Resident Assistant, and Co-Founding Charter Memberof the Upsilon Kappa Chapter of Alpha Phi AlphaFraternity, Inc. Also, he expanded his experiencebeyond his campus by studying abroad in 8 countrieswith Semester at Sea, completed two internships, anda Co-op in Cleveland, OH, with General Electric.Although business was Mark's field of study, givingback to his communities shaped his career goals. Currently, Mark holds a dual role as AssistantDirector for Enrollment Management and Student Success at SUNY and Director of NYGEAR UPYear 7. Within these roles, Mark's purposes and passion continue to intertwine. He focuses hisefforts on increasing college access to underserved communities and ensuring they have thesupport to persist to graduation and beyond.We b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
10Session II presenters continued- 3:20 p.m.Timothy Thompson, Tompkins Cortland Community CollegeTim Thompson serves as the Coordinator of DiversityEducation & Support Services at Tompkins CortlandCommunity College (TC3). He is also a second-yearMPA student at Cornell University's Institute for PublicAffairs, concentrating in Government, Policy, andPolitics. Tim is from the Bronx, NY, and is an activemember in Ithaca's Alumni Chapter of the Alpha PhiAlpha Fraternity, Incorporated and a member of SUNYCortland's Alumni Board of Directors.Tim is a graduate of TC3 and SUNY Cortland, where heearned an Associate's and Bachelors of Science degreein Sport Management with a concentration inInternational Sport.Bryce Wooden, SUNY OneontaBryce Wooden grew up in Oneonta, NY. SUNYBrockport’s Head Football Coach Jason Mangonerecruited him in high school and provided him a greatopportunity to attend SUNY Brockport and obtain abachelor’s degree. He graduated in 2017 and receivedhis Elementary Education degree from SUNYBrockport. He decided to follow his passion to workat the college level and he accepted a position tobecome an Educational Opportunity Program advisorat SUNY Oneonta in the fall of 2018. Bryce has nowbeen at SUNY Oneonta for two and a half years. He isalso an advisor for SUNY Oneonta’s Brothers 4Empowerment group and Brockport Men of Coloralumni member.We b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
11Special thank you!Institutional Equity and Inclusion Office (IEIO)Men of Value and Excellence (MOVE)Multicultural Life and Diversity Office (MLDO)Multicultural Male Initiative (MMI)President’s OfficeCornell University Multicultural Student Leadership & Empowerment ProgramSchools/Organizations in attendance1. Chicago State University2. City of Buffalo3. Cornell University4. CUNY Queensborough Community College5. New Visions Charter High School for the Humanities6. Niagara County Community College7. Oneonta Job Corps8. Rochester Institute of Technology9. St. James A.M.E. Zion Church10. Stony Brook University11. Student Leadership Network12. Success Academy Charter Schools13. SUNY Albany14. SUNY Binghamton15. SUNY Brockport16. SUNY Broome Community College17. SUNY Buffalo18. SUNY Cortland19. SUNY Delhi20. SUNY Erie Community College21. SUNY Morrisville22. SUNY Oneonta23. SUNY Onondaga Community College24. SUNY Polytechnic Institute25. SUNY System26. The College of New Jersey27. The University of Iowa28. Tompkins Cortland Community College29. University of Buffalo30. University of Minnesota- Twin CitiesWe b E x M e e t i n g n u m b e r - 132 654 6484Pa s s wo rd - MOC-Summit#SUNYCortlandDiversity #CortlandMMI #CortlandMOVE
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