College Students

Highly motivational presentations are conducted for students in post High School institutions and contain the following:

• Understanding the mindset of the generation of the 1990’s and examining it with the values of their parents’ generation in:
— moral values breakdown
— negative peer pressure
— negativity towards God, the local Church, organized religion, etc.
— media and peer pressure influence
— personal responsibility, community participation and personal excellence

• Taking personal responsibility in the HIV/AIDS crises by examining areas of:
— personal life-style and choices
— personal involvement to stop the pandemic
— positive communication to peers that will help in awareness and pro-active ways to contain the pandemic
— corporate involvement in church and community in HIV/AIDS awareness and sensitization

• Academic preparedness in the HIV/AIDS pandemic with hands-on education in the following:
— current up-date in the AIDS crises worldwide and in Africa
— HIV/AIDS practical understanding
— why there is no cure and why Africa’s productive community is the largest sector worldwide threatened with premature death
— STD’s, what they look like and their results
— women and men issures involving HIV/AIDS
— sexual morality and responsibility

• Presentations on this level can be tailored to meet the following:
— 2 credit specialized course meeting the 16 hour requirement in a BA program (each State and/or College will have to determine if this meets their ownrequirements. Note: a 1 1/2 hour examination must be taken for the credit program and a college pass is a pre-requisit for credit)
— Seminar-style workshops can be tailored to fit specific needs and can be anywhere from 1 hour to 1 day in duration
— Intensive training for peer educators who wish to work in conjunction with “Africa...Operation Whole” as a service to their community, is available. Certification is only given to those completing the training, whereupon they will be outfitted with teaching tools by “Africa...Operation Whole”.