Robert Page Jr. is Director of Strong Hall at the University of Kansas. Robert founded several nationally recognized programs to bring African American students and professionals together for support and leadership development. These programs include: National Black Greek Leadership Conference, Minority & Friends Network Program started at the Oshkosh Placement Exchange, Am I My Brothers Keeper Conference, and the Symposium for the Recruitment and Retention of Students of Color co-sponsored by ACPA, Noel Levitz and the University of Kansas. Robert also coordinates the African American Male Summit, a program that brings together senior level Student Affairs professionals with entry and mid level professionals to explore professional development and fellowship issues with African American males in ACPA and NASPA.
Robert Page Jr. is Director of Strong Hall at the University of Kansas. Robert founded several nationally recognized programs to bring African American students and professionals together for support and leadership development. These programs include: National Black Greek Leadership Conference, Minority & Friends Network Program started at the Oshkosh Placement Exchange, Am I My Brothers Keeper Conference, and the Symposium for the Recruitment and Retention of Students of Color co-sponsored by ACPA, Noel Levitz and the University of Kansas. Robert also coordinates the African American Male Summit, a program that brings together senior level Student Affairs professionals with entry and mid level professionals to explore professional development and fellowship issues with African American males in ACPA and NASPA.