A.L.A.NA Alumni
A.L.A.NA alumni
African, Latinx, Asian, Native American and Allies Association (A.L.A.NA)
A.L.A.NA (African, Latinx, Asian, Native American and Allies Association) was first established in 2007 by Phebe Higgins. A.L.A.NA has changed its purpose based on the needs of the campus community. Today, A.L.A.NA’s mission is to establish a student version of the Multicultural Council and work to bring the campus community together. A.L.A.NA members are dedicated to creating a place of belonging and provide resources for students of color at Franklin Pierce University. Any registered student who is interested can join and be a part of this amazing group. For more information, send an email to gordonr@franklinpierce.edu
Support multiculturalism at Franklin Pierce by making a donation to the A.L.A.NA (African American, Latin, Asian, Native American and Allies Association) Alumni Promise Fund on Day of Giving. Your donation will allow us to provide programs and services that deliver on the objective of creating a campus environment that reflects the multiculturalism of the students we serve. Together we can empower students in their educational experience through a curriculum that addresses multiculturalism. And with your support, we will continue to create an environment that acknowledges, respects, and appreciates multiculturalism.
CONTACT us
OFFICE of Multicultural Student Services
Robert Gordon (he/him),
Associate Director of Multicultural Student Services
gordonr@franklinpierce.edu
(603) 899-4386
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