On Tuesday, a tragedy we are all still trying to come to terms with affected the lives of the ASA Community. As you may know, a shooting occurred at the Stadium Hotel in Miami Gardens which involved ASA College student athletes that participated in our football program. One person is deceased and two people are being treated for injuries sustained during the incident.
We cannot express enough our thoughts and prayers for those who have lost loved ones or suffered injuries during this incident. At ASA College, our focus has always been to provide a strong academic curricula and programs that afford our students and student athletes professional opportunities and viable future career options. This incident has shocked our campus community, and while we remain focused on our academic mission, our immediate priority is offering the support needed within our ASA family in the wake of this tragedy.
Please be advised that we are here to provide assistance and counseling services. Do not hesitate to contact the College’s Student Advisement team for comfort and guidance during this time.
We will continue to update the campus community as details are released.
To All ASA College – Hialeah Campus Students, I want to assure you that we are committed to your academic success. If you have not decided yet as to where you will continue your education, in the weeks to come, representatives from several institutions will be available to help you transfer your credits to your program of choice. Individuals making records requests (e.g., a transcript request) should contact Indira St. Omer-Hamlin, Registrar, at (305) 400-3806 ext. 4929 or via email ...
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