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Empowering Men to Lead, Connect, and Thrive

The Brotherhood

The Brotherhood is an empowering campus program designed to cultivate a strong, supportive community for male students. This initiative focuses on promoting personal growth, leadership development, and meaningful connections through shared experiences. Whether you’re seeking mentorship, a sense of belonging, or opportunities to contribute to your community, the Brotherhood offers a space to connect with like-minded peers and engage in activities that enrich your college journey. By fostering a culture of support and collaboration, the Brotherhood creates a network that helps members navigate both their academic and personal lives with confidence — ultimately aiming to increase the retention, progression, and graduation rates of men attending GSW.

Our Purpose

The Brotherhood exists to create a space where male students at GSW can grow, lead, and succeed — both on campus and beyond. Through intentional support and programming, the Brotherhood helps students develop into confident, capable leaders within their communities by:

  • Fostering an inclusive and empowering environment that encourages all members to thrive
  • Supporting the personal, academic, and leadership development of male students
  • Promoting unity, accountability, and community engagement among participants
  • Strengthening student retention, progression, and graduation outcomes

Our Goal

The primary goal of the Brotherhood is to uplift male students by providing them with the resources, mentorship, and community necessary to thrive both in college and beyond. It aims to help members develop key skills such as leadership and resilience, while fostering a deep sense of belonging, responsibility, and personal growth. By connecting students to a network of peers, mentors, and alumni, the Brotherhood creates opportunities for holistic development— both academically and socially.

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Contact

The Brotherhood - Advisors

Oneil Lewis
oneil.lewis@gsw.edu
229-931-2377

Wade Jackson
wade.jackson@gsw.edu
229-931-2435


Interested in Joining?

Email oneil.lewis@gsw.edu or wade.jackson@gsw.edu to join The Brotherhood.

How to Get Involved in the Brotherhood

1

Eligibility

Students must be fully admitted to the university before being considered for participation in the Brotherhood.

2

Application Process

Interested students must submit an interest form and email the advisors of the program to schedule a time to meet and discuss the program's requirements.

3

Commitment

Participants must be committed to the program’s goals, which include attending monthly meetings, complete study hall hours, engaging in community service, and pursuing leadership opportunities.

4

Program Engagement

Students must be willing to participate in required Brotherhood events, including leadership development workshops and social activities designed to foster personal and academic growth.

Why Join the Brotherhood?

Leadership Development

A select few of our members will attend conferences and events that sharpen their leadership skills, boost their career prospects, and inspire personal growth.

Build Community & Network

Join a community of like-minded male students who share your values and goals. Forge lasting friendships, build meaningful connections, and create opportunities that last beyond college.

Mentorship Opportunities

Get connected with successful leaders from all walks of life. They’ll provide you with valuable insights, practical advice, and support to guide you throughout your university journey.

Inclusive Environment

While the Brotherhood is for male students, we champion diversity, mutual respect, and empowerment. It’s a space where all members can thrive, learn, and grow together.

Barbershop Talks

Our monthly Barbershop Talks is a relaxed, judgment-free space where Brotherhood members come together for real, meaningful conversations. We will dive into various topics all while supporting each other on the journey to becoming our best selves.