Visit for Student Advocates

Hello! Thank you for your interest in visiting Berea College as a Student Advocate! Student Advocates are not students, but are adults who are advocates for students. Typically we see High School Counselors, College Coaches, CBOs that serve youth, and similar professionals for these visits. You have great relationships with your students and these visits are targeted specifically with you in mind. The hope is that if you know more about Berea College, you can go home after your visit and tell your students about all of our wonderful opportunities. Please complete the form below and someone from our Campus Visits Team will contact you to complete your visit registration.

We’re looking for students with grit, determination and financial need. Students ready to take on a rigorous, top-ranked liberal arts education and turn it into a rewarding career. Students willing to work, to grow, and to expand their horizons through diversity. And students who want to join a community of support that is invested in their success.

Please note that there are financial eligibility requirements that all students must meet to be able to be considered for admission. Before planning your trip, become familiar with these so that you can determine if your students will meet these requirements. More information can be found here: https://www.berea.edu/admissions/financial-eligibility

If you are interested in bringing students with you to visit, do not complete this form, but instead find more information here: https://admissions.berea.edu/portal/group_visits.

First Name

Last Name

Job Title

School or Organization You are Representing (If Applicable)

Have you reviewed the financial eligibility requirements for Berea College and do the majority or your students fit this profile?

Yes

How many students do you serve? (Minimum of 45 students to be eligible for this type of visit)

Email Address

Phone Number

Mailing Address

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

When would you like to visit? We typically offer these visits on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. Please list a few dates that would work for you and we'll do our best to accommodate. We need 2 weeks lead time for all requests.

Black Cultural Center	Specifically supports Black/African American Students with programming, classes, groups, mentoring, and 1:1 support
Loyal Jones Appalachian Center	Specifically supports Appalachian students with programming specifically focused on Appalachian history, traditions, and culture. Programs are open to everyone on campus
Carter G. Woodson Center for Interracial Education	Supports all of campus with programming related our commitment to Interracial Education
Espacio Cultural Latinx	Specifically supports Hispanic/Latino Students with programming and mentoring. All programs are open to all of campus.
bell hooks Center	Supports campus with LGBTQIA+ programming and care.
Campus Christian Center	Supports campus with Christian and non-Christian forms of spiritual and religious programming, counseling, and care.
Center for Transformative Learning	Supports Faculty & Students through library and additional resources. Students have access to the Writing Center for help with writing essays, research papers, etc.
Center for Excellence in Learning Through Service (CELTS)	Supports students in their desire to embrace service to others as a large part of their learning experience. CELTS oversees our Bonner Scholar Program (the first in the nation) and develops Service Leaders.
Center for International Education	Supports all of campus with learning about countries and cultures through on-campus programming and traveling study opportunities. Also supports international students enrolled at Berea.
Athletics	Meet with Coaches, Assistant Coaches, Student Athletes who are part of our NCAA III programs
Campus Life/Residential Life	Learn more about what Living on Berea's campus is like
Counseling Services	Learn more about how our counselors counsel, guide, and support our students with their mental health.
Disability & Accessibility Services	Supports making living, learning, and working on our campus accessible to every student