ACUI’s Closing the Gap program includes three RIT professionals
ACUI’s Closing the Gap professional development program is announcing a record cohort of 15 student affairs professionals for the 2024 program edition, which is now in its fifth year. Closing the Gap is a cohort-based mentorship initiative tailored for mid-level BIPOC professionals striving to excel in their careers. The program addresses the gaps that impact professionals of color, offering a safe space for participants to share and plan their career goals. The 2024 cohort included RIT staff members Jazzmyn Ivery-Robinson and Domonique Sak, both assistant directors for student clubs and organizations, and Alexandria Collins, assistant director of student development.
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