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Bloom is where the heart is
By Jaime North, digital marketing specialist
There aren’t many perspectives of Bloomsburg University that Wayne Whitaker hasn’t seen.
As a student. As an alumnus. And for the past 30-plus years, as an employee — where he helped spearhead a new vision for admissions and then mentoring students in academic enrichment, many of whom first in their family to attend college.
As of this summer, add retiree to the list.
In many ways, Bloomsburg has become family. Quite literally.
“I spent four and a half years as an undergrad and had a great college experience,” says Whitaker, a co-founding member of BU’s Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity chapter who capped a 33-year career at BU in July most recently as assistant director of diversity and retention. “College not only brought me an education but also a wife and child.”
After graduating from Bloomsburg State College as a psychology major in 1979, Whitaker was first employed with the National Job Corps Program in Lopez. Two job opportunities soon caught his eye, he says — one at a retreat correctional facility and the other in BU’s Office of Admissions as a minority recruiter.
“I thought what a wonderful opportunity it would be to work at my alma mater,” Whitaker says. “I would have to thank Dr. Jesse Bryan and Dr. Irvin Wright for making me aware of this opportunity and mentoring me.”
His first position at BU wasn’t short on challenges.
“Bloomsburg did not have the best reputation in the urban communities due to some incidents in the early 80’s,” Whitaker says. “I felt in my heart that BU had something to offer all students and the personal challenge was to make it a competitor with other schools. The (assistance) of fellow alums, community leaders, faculty and staff, and satisfied parents helped put BU on the map.”
One such indicator of progress, according to Whitaker, was a shift in how BU had to recruit underrepresented students to campus for an admissions visit. During this time BU went from having to provide bus trips to campus for tours to students choosing to travel to Bloomsburg on their own for a campus visit.
“I was able to increase the number of students of color applying to Bloomsburg,” Whitaker says. “There was a noticeable increase in diversity often mentioned by faculty and staff. Through collaboration with colleagues on campus, fellow alumnus, and community leaders helped make Bloomsburg a school of choice for underrepresented students.”
After 23 years in admissions, a career shift for Whitaker presented itself. He went from bringing students onto campus for their first steps of college life — many as the first in their family to do so — to advising them through school onward to taking steps across the graduation stage.
“The lasting impact so many students have had on me is they persevered through difficult circumstances and graduated,” says Whitaker, who also helped lead BU’s Board of Governors Program. “This let me to know they were ready for the challenges that life was going to present. Some students even returned to the campus with their own families and wanted their children to be a part of the Bloomsburg experience.”
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The MIT Office of Engineering Outreach Programs (OEOP) in the School of Engineering offers three free-of-charge academic enrichment programs for rising high school seniors from across the country. In all three programs, selected students build self-confidence in their ability to be successful in a demanding academic atmosphere and have a chance to work with and befriend individuals of different racial, ethnic and other backgrounds. Although admission to MIT is not the focus of OEOP's programs, for our alumni, there is a strong record of successful admission to MIT and to other engineering and science universities.
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Celebrating diversity through the ‘Faces of Access and Success’
Bloomsburg University’s Office of Access and Success is presenting a photography exhibition titled “Faces of Access and Success” featuring the work of students Hamier Booker and Tirazahinna (Tu Tu) Parker, along with John Wardigo, instructor of academic enrichment.
The exhibition in being held in “The Spot,” located in the Warren Student Services Center, room 22, featuring over 45 original photographs that will remain on display until Friday, March 20. The exhibition highlights the dynamic, diverse and dedicated students of Bloomsburg University’s Act 101, Board of Governors and Emerging Scholars programs.
“Many students who are served by my office feel like they’re invisible, both on campus and sometimes in the communities in which they come from,” said Ralph E. Godbolt, director of Access and Success. “The photography of Hamier, Tu Tu and John, captures the uniqueness of our students as they go about their daily lives here at BU, as they engage in intensive community service projects in low-income communities in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, and as they demonstrate hope and resiliency daily.”
He adds, ‘I’m in awe of the photographs, and I’m in awe by the students we serve.”
About the Artists
Booker is a second-year student majoring in mass communications, a member of the Board of Governor’s Scholarship program and the Emerging Scholars program. His photography showcases the intricacies of life.
Parker is a second-year student in the Act 101 and Emerging Scholars programs. Parker is also a member of BU’s ROTC program, with a plan on being commissioned as an officer in the United States military after graduation. One of her prized photographs is an image of City Hall in Philadelphia. She took the picture at a time when she felt that she would not have an opportunity to return to BU after her first semester.
John Wardigo ’05, M‘19 has served as a member of BU’s faculty for more than 12 years. He believes his photographic works captures the soul of the subjects in his pictures.
The exhibit is free and open to the public.
#HuskyUnleashed#AccessSuccess#AcademicEnrichment#Act101#BoardOfGovernors#ROTC#LiberalArts#MassCommunications#photography#BOGScholars
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