The
purpose of the E.R.I.S. program is to increase the number
of men of African descent and members of other underrespresented
groups enrolled in college, get them to stay in college,
and graduate in a timely fashion. Our program is designed
to give them the skills and confidence needed to function
effectively while in school and join the workforce in meaningful
occupations upon graduation.
E.R.I.S. programs and activities of are open to all academically
eligible students, faculty, and staff, without regard to
race, gender, national origin, or other characteristics.
E.R.I.S. Scholars will:
benefit from a peer mentoring support system
receive support from members of the Black Faculty and
Staff Association, who serve as mentors and resource persons
have access to the E.R.I.S. Lending Library, including
updated text books for core classes and more
have access to the E.R.I.S. Reading Room equipped with
computers and Wi-Fi access
participate in career development workshops with the
Brooklyn College Magner Center
supported in internships, studies abroad, and research
assistantships
