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Fuller Africana Student Association

Fuller Theological Seminary has a thriving African American student population.  The students are close knit community that supports each other. Through weekly chapel and prayer services to routinely scheduled events, Fuller provides a welcoming and warm environment for African American Students.

The leading student organization for students of African descent at Fuller is the Fuller Africana Student Association.  The purpose of the Fuller Africana Student Association is:

1. To provide workshops on scholarly and professional development – including writing abstracts, scholarly papers and presentations.
2. To encourage student membership in both Academy of Religion and National Black Graduate Student Association and facilitate opportunities for conference attendance and participation.
3. To partner  with African American Church Studies office, other campus offices and student organizations to foster spiritual growth, fellowship and dialogue, and facilitate academic success on Fuller’s campus.

Deborah Rogers, M.A.T.

Chair of Steering Committee, Fuller Africana Student Association

A word from the Chair:

Fuller Africana Student Association is sponsored by the African American Church Studies Office and seeks to actively partner with the office and other campus offices, student groups and community organizations to participate in the facilitation of a meaningful academic, spiritual and personal journey for all members of the Fuller community with a particular interest in the successful matriculation of students of African descent.