RAMily 101

Black Letter Greek Organizations are significant on college campuses and within the community. Some of us have been exposed to Greek life by relatives or old teachers; however, some students come to campus without any idea about Greek-lettered organizations. On this episode, we will be discussing “Divine Nine Organizations.”  We have Greek Life and Community Engagement Coordinator, Mr. Anthony Mor...

It’s a different world than where we come from. We have a common goal of graduating with a college degree; however, I have little ones depending on me! On this episode, we will be discussing “A Different World.” Ms. Arlexis Farmer joins us to discuss her journey of motherhood and school. 

Being the first in your family to go to college can be challenging, but with a positive mindset, everything will work out for the best. On this episode, we will be discussing “First Generation College Students and Mindsets.” Student leader Mr. Kejuan Stewart joins us to discuss his first-generation college experience and mindset.

Fast money is not always good money! Being broke is not the end of the world! In this episode, we will discuss “The Broke College Student.” Student leaders Ms. Tamryn Davis and Mr. Kejuan Stewart are joining us to talk about their college experience with limited funds.  

You learn to find balance as you transition from high school to college, and it is not always at the start of the semester. Your first semester is a learning experience, and you must utilize all campus resources to succeed. On this episode, we will be discussing “Gotta Make A U-Turn.” Ms. Jayla Menefee is joining us to discuss her hiccups during her first semester and what she is doing now to ensu...

Students just want to have fun; however, you must also do your work! This episode's topic is "House Party: How Was Your First Semester?"   We have first-year students Ms. Ja'leya Cal, Mr. Michael Faustin, and Ms. Savannah Gipson joining us to talk about their first-year experience on campus, the good, the bad, and the ugly!

As a working student, it is important to have a work/life balance. On this episode, we will be discussing “Work/Life Balance.” Mrs. Sherronda Fowler joins us to discuss her experience as a Wife, mother, full-time employee, and college student.

High school is ending, and the heat about what is next is on! Sometimes your family or role models think they know what is best for you. However, you must do what is best for you in any situation. On this episode, we will be discussing “Pressures of Going to College.” Student leader Ms. Jasmine Warlock is joining us to discuss her journey with the pressures of going to college.

Calling all middle and high school students to participate in a great opportunity. On this episode, we will be discussing the Educational Talent Search (ETS) program. The Director of Educational Talent Search, Mrs. Callie Evans, is joining us to discuss the ETS program and how you can get involved as a middle or high school student.

Ball is life! Being a student-athlete isn’t easy, and it takes a lot of hard work, dedication, and time management to balance your academics, including attending class and studying, and your athletic schedule, including workouts, practice, and games. On this episode, we will be discussing the “Student-Athlete: The Balancing Act. We have student-athlete, Mr. Brandon Palmer, joining us.

Who is a part of your network? Who you know and the connections you make can get you the job you want. On this episode, we will be discussing “How to make Connections” that will help you on campus, during your internship search, and snagging a job after graduating. We have Dr. Julie Frances-Pettway, Director of Career Services, joining us to continue the conversation on how to utilize Career Servi...

Transferring can be scary; however, you must ensure you know the resources and people who can help you navigate the process. On this episode, we will be discussing “Transfer Student: Becoming A Student Leader.” Freshman Class President (2022-23), Mr. Patrick Williams, is joining us to discuss his transfer student experience to his leadership role.

Who has the biggest bag? On this episode, we will be discussing “Money Matters: The Financial Aid Packet.” After getting accepted to a college or university, the next question is what the money looks like or what school gives me the most money? Financial Aid Counselor, Mr. Joshua Moore, is joining us to discuss Financial Aid at Albany State.

Welcome back to Season II of RAMily 101! We hope you enjoyed listening to Season I and gained some helpful tips as you start your journey as a Golden Ram!

A trip back down memory lane! On this episode, two-time graduate, Ms. Natalie Knox, shares her experience at Albany State University.

Chasing a bag is a top priority, but you must have experience and a good resume to get there. On this episode, Career Assessment Specialist, Eric Brown, joins us to discuss how you could best utilize Career Services and build your resume.

Maybe you were not involved in much during your first year, so you are looking to gain experience working with others or planning events on campus. Student organizations can give you just that. On this episode, we have Brittney Browne, student leader, joining us to share how you can gain a ton of valuable experience from student organizations.

We are sure you have heard that some type of student leadership looks great on your resume. But why? On this episode, we chat with Mona Ifeadi, student leader, on the benefits of being involved in activities and organizations on campus.

Academic advising is vital to your success on campus. On this episode, Academic Advisor, Brittney Richardson, joins us to discuss the importance of being properly advised.

As an adult, you do not always know or understand why you are doing something. On this episode, we have Dr. Kimberly Burgess, Executive Director of Student Success, joining us to share her story and to help you gain a better understanding of your WHY.

SHHHH, the old heads have something to say! On this episode, we have Drs. Raven Payne and Tiffany Pogue joining us to talk about their journey from then to now and to give advice on how you can navigate the process.

Living with others can be tricky. On this episode, Residential Assistants, Kailyn Kimpson and Cory Woodruff, join us to discuss what it is like to live with other people. We will cover the ups and downs of sharing space and tips for having a successful living space.

As an incoming first-year student, it is important to know the do’s and don’ts of the campus. On this episode, we have campus elite Mr. ASU Johnathan Holloway and Miss ASU Breanna Pierce, SGA President Samia Park and Vice President Saul Cutliff joining us to share the best tips on navigating campus.

Safety is the number one concern for parents dropping their children off at college. On this episode, we have ASUPD, Chief Anita Allen, joining us to ensure the safety of students.

The transition from high school to college can be challenging. There are so many things that need to be done to complete the onboarding process. On this episode, we have the Coordinator of New Student Programs, Andre’ Joseph, here to give us tips on how to best prepare for the transition.