Talk Back Session for Male College Students

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Talk Back Session: Male College Students

Greetings, Male Conference Registrant:

My name is Odell Brown, CIA, CPA, PHR. I am the Owner of MPrints, which provides Career Awareness and Career Development services. I am also a Lifetime Member of the National Association of Black Accountants, Inc. (NABA) and the facilitator of an upcoming Talk Back Session for minority college males.

This particular session is designed to foster a safe haven for male college students to engage in honest conversations with your peers about real-life issues.

In order to make this session more relevant and to provoke thoughts on topics of interest, I'm asking you to take a few minutes to complete this short survey. Please complete this survey before Friday, October 9, 2015.

Click here if you prefer a downloaded version of the survey.

TALK BACK SESSION SURVEY

SELF-ASSESSMENT: WHO I AM

* Indicates required field

My Age: *

Classification *

Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Graduate Student International Student Other

Personal Status--Check all that apply: *

Single Married Engaged Separated Devorced Parent Non-Parent Employed Unemployed

Mindset: My Future Outlook: *

Optimistic Depressed Fearful Feeling Like I'm Not Prepared Uncertain Okay--I've Got a Plan Other

SELF-ASSESSMENT: MY REAL-LIFE ISSUES (Check Your Top "3")

Select Your Top 3: *

Balancing My Personal and Professional Life (especially as it relates to dating and starting a family) My Past (I'm really having a time picking up the pieces and moving on toward my goals.) Self-Identity (I'm really struggling with who I am and what I want to become or be known for) What Does it Mean to be a Man? How to Eliminate the Barriers That Are Affecting My Ability to Reach Out for Help Knowing When Self-Reliance is a Good Thing; Knowing When it is a Weakness) How Does My Gender Affect My Ability or Willingness to Use My Available Resources? Fitting In (I'm really struggling with how to fit in--at home, work, school, with others, with life in general.) Relationships (including how we treat each other; friendships, etc.) Mental Toughness (Do I have what it takes to succeed in the business world?) Financial Issues (I'm really struggling to survive.) The State of the Minority Community (and what I can do to improve it) Police Brutality (my thoughts, emotions, and outlook) How to Deal with Racism and Discrimination on Campus and in the Workplace Other