PATHS Program

Welcome to the UCBA PATHS Program (Persisting And THriving Students). PATHS is a program designed to support the educational, professional and personal success of BIPOC Students at UC Blue Ash College.

This program is designed to enhance your first-year experience by providing campus resources, leadership training, workshops, and other social and academic activities to promote the success of our students. Participants can engage in the following ways:

• Sign up on GetInvolvedUC.
• Attend the Genesis summer transitional program.
• Show active membership in an affinity group or student organization.
  • A list of affinity groups and student organizations can be found online.

Summer Transitional Program

• Genesis: This summer bridge program introduces students to our UCBA support networks, students, staff and faculty. During this event we will engage students with student leaders, UCBA Alumni, Staff and Faculty members that make up their UCBA village.

PATHS School Year Events

• Persistence & Academic Achievement: To engage students in activities and programs geared toward achieving educational and personal goals while applying intellectual and practical skills useful across curricular and co-curricular experiences.
• Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Development: Students will develop a strong sense of personal identity and form mature, respectful relationships with others.
• Intercultural and Inclusive Community Engagement: Students will learn skills and competencies to assist in respectful cultural exploration, engagement, acceptance and collaboration as members of an inclusive community.

The UC Blue Ash College Path Speaker Series: Making it Against the Odds, provides information to students on how they can create a path to achieving academic and career success, no matter what challenges they might face, by sharing experiences, insight, and strategies from those who have overcome the odds to reach their goals.

Over the course of the Spring semester, three different speakers provided their own stories and offered tips for success to students who might be struggling to beat the odds.

Dr. Tracy L. Davis, Ed.D

Program Coordinator, Office of Inclusive Excellence
513-558-9491
Davis3tc@ucmail.uc.edu