Academic Resources, Programs and Services campuses academically, financially and culturally. It is a two-way relationship that has inspired and influenced individuals on both campuses by engaging the histories and lives of a southern historically black college with a northern, largely white, ivy-league University. The Tougaloo College –Brown University Partnership includes the follow components: Student Semester Exchange Program; summer ResearchEarly Identification Program; the Early Identification program in Medicine; Student Research including Freedom Now, Summer Neuroscience, and Summer Research at the Taubman Center; Spring Break Program; Faculty Mini-Exchange and Research Program; and Administrative Initiatives. Several new programs have been proposed and are under development. These include the Education Alliance, the Early Identification in Public Health Program, and the Community Health Promotion Research Program. Tougaloo College - Bowdoin College Exchange Program Tougaloo College and Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, have established a student exchange program whereby participating students must be registered as full-time “regular” students at the home institution; meet regular requirements for students in good standing set by the home and host institutions; have a minimum cumulative G.P.A. 2.90 or its equivalent; have no disciplinary action against them at their home campus; and have junior standing at the home institution. Exceptional sophomores may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Tougaloo College - Smith College Exchange Program Tougaloo College and Smith College in North Hampton, Massachusetts, observe a collaborative relationship which enables students from both institutions to enhance their academic and social experiences. Participating students must be registered as full-time “regular” students (enrolled or accepted for enrollment at the institution for the purpose of obtaining a Bachelor’s level degree) at the home institution; meet regular requirements for students in good standing set by the home and host institutions; have a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.90 or its equivalent; have no disciplinary action against them at their home campus; and have junior standing at the home institution. Exceptional sophomores may be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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