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Umoja Community

About the Program 

 

 

Umoja, a Kiswahili word meaning unity, is a year-long learning community dedicated to enhancing the cultural and educational experiences of African American and other students.

We actively serve and promote student success through a curriculum focused on the legacy of the African and African American diasporas.

Umoja offers

  • College tours
  • Various faculty and peer tutoring options
  • Culturally relevant field trips
  • Student regional and national conferences
  • Book vouchers and school supplies
  • A dedicated academic counselor
  • A faculty or staff mentor

Umoja students benefit from

  • A tight-knit campuswide community
  • Comprehensive student support programs
  • On and off-campus enrichment activities, including university visits and conferences
  • A safe place to discuss the real issues that affect students and the broader community

To join us, fill out the interest form

The Proof is in the Faces

See photos of Umoja students throughout the years. 

Group of 22 students at 2019 umoja end of year celebration

 



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Dokesha Meacham

Questions?
We're Here to Help!

Dokesha Meacham,
Umoja Counselor

 650.949.7211


meachamdokesha@fhda.edu


Counseling Center, Building 8300 Room 8302

dr tiffany rideaux


Dr. Tiffany Rideaux,
Umoja Co-Coordinator

650.949.7412


rideauxtiffany@fhda


Brandon Younger


Brandon Younger,
Umoja Co-Coordinator

650.949.7716


youngerbrandon@fhda.edu


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