R.A.M Enterprises,LLC - Colleges / Egu. institutions ( For Student Atheletes ( STRIDE ) )

The central purpose of the STRIDE program is to provide student athletes with the necessary enhancement to enable them in receiving the full benefits of their collegiate experience. The program is aimed at promoting the academic and personal growth of the student athletes. STRIDE consists of weekly Success Training workshops as well as individual counseling.

The following is compilation of the seminars/workshops topics to be discussed when the program implemented. These seminars present proven academic and personal enhancement techniques and strategies. All seminars are interactive and rely on the audience involvement to ascertain success. The chosen workshop/seminar topic reflects the needs to student athletes desirous of achieving the potential.

This seminar demonstrates how one can critically evaluate and modify a plan of attack developed for academic success. The significance of time management, class attendance, study habits, and other academic relevant issues is elucidated.

Many students suffer from the "putting off until tomorrow" syndrome known as procrastination. This interactive workshop examines types of procrastination that most individuals engage and explanations as to how these personally debilitating and self-esteem lowering activities become the behaviors of choice for many students. Strategies for working through these issues are presented.

This workshop examines the necessity of career exploration and strategies that can be utilized in making career choices.

The seminar presents information on how to become a better organized and more goal-oriented student athlete. Presenter will discuss proven goal setting and organization techniques.

Student athletes have a great amount of responsibility as it relates to meeting the demands of their professors, classmates, co-athletes, coaches and family and friends in their hometowns. This presentation will inform student athletes of Stress Management techniques. These customized techniques are designed with the student athlete in mind.

We live in a Pluralistic society where interacting with diverse groups of people is inevitable. Communicating requires awareness of individual and groups differences. Information about how diverse groups can better function together will be presented in a timely manner.

A professional athlete will discuss strategies and techniques they have had to employ to become a high attaining student as well as a professional athlete.

Individuals often become extremely hard on themselves during periods of high stress (e.g. final exam time). Techniques and strategies on how to disallow life stressors from becoming overwhelming are explicated. Other topics that are discussed include: time management, test-taking skills, test anxiety, reading skills enhancement, note-taking, relationships, career planning.

Personal Enhancement

Enslavement, Afrikan Self-Image and the Re-awakening
Releasing the Power of Humanbeing/Becoming
Know Thyself
The Maafa and Male/Female Relationship
Divine Manhood.Womanhood
Ritual and the Restoration of Personal Power

Understanding Male/Female Complementarity
What is Divine Manhood and Womanhood?
The Sacredness of Sexuality vs The Booty Call
Umoja: Restoration of Ancestral Memories for Holistic Male/Female Relationships
Divine Enlightenment: Unmasking the myths of sex
Soul Submission for Divine Mate Selection
Sustaining Satisfying Relationships
The Cycles of Divine Relationships
What’s Love Got to Do With It: Can Black Men and Women Love each Other?
Where is the Love: Enhancing Spiritual Intimacy in Black Relationships (Dating and Marriage)

Fire & Desire: Addressing the Spirituality of Sexuality

Friends Before Lovers: Building Solid As a Rock Relationships

What is Good Sex, Good Love and a Good Vibe in Relationships

Afrikan Psychology and European Psychology Training
Zulu Healing of the Mind, Body and Spirit
Unbuntu Psychology: Healing Traditions of the Bantu-Kongo
Knowing the Ties That Bind: The Foundation for Wholistic Reparations
Afrikan Centered Approach the Mental Health
From Patchwork Quilts to Blankets of Discrimination: A Look at Race, Gender and the Law
Afrikan (American) Women and Lynching: Past and Contemporary Accounts
Afrikan Women as Tools of Ethnic Conquest
Education as a Modality for Enlightenment
The Real Purpose of Black Greek Letter Organizations: Initiation and Human Transformation
Reclamation of Ritual for the Purpose of Restoring Ancestral Memory