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 What People Are Saying About 

Man Up University

 

 

Young Men:

Question: What have you learned in the program that will help you avoid getting into more trouble?

  • How to be respectful and more responsible with my family and others.  J.L. age 16
  • The most useful information I think was the attitude information.  I now realize that my attitude really does have a major effect.  M.C. age 17
  • It helped in communicating the problems we are facing and in understanding them.  Z.H. age 17
  • To come home and not do drugs.  F.R. age withheld
  • How to think before you act on anything.  How to value what you have when you have it.  K.H. age 16
  • This class provided a great breakdown of the concepts which a man’s persona should include.  Thanks!  A.K. age 15
  • Respect yourself and don’t hang around with wrong friends.  R.P. age 15
  • How to admit to failure.  T.K. age 16
  • I liked this class.  G.C.  age 16
  • What I do doesn’t just hurt me.  M.G.   age 15
  • I learned to look at the glass as half full, and to ask for help.  C.W.  age 14
  • That real men do cry sometimes.  C.S.  age 17
  • Money isn’t what makes a man a man but attitude, respect, and communication does.  I think that this program is a very good program and can really help boys become men.  K.J.  age 14
  • Use the 4 R’s of Manhood – Respect, Relationships, Resources, and Responsibility…I liked this class!!!!!
  • It helped me understand what a man is and being a man means.  J.H.  age 17
  • A real man controls their attitude at all times.  R.A.  age 16
  • I learned to be smarter with my actions and to think more towards the future instead of what is immediately happening.  N.L.  age 17
  • I have learned that I need to man up and take responsibility for what I do.  D.M.  age 14
  • I have learned and realized the values of being a man.  N.B.  age 15
  • One little thing you get in trouble for can have bad consequences for a long time.  M.M. age 16

Question:  How was the Man Up Program helpful to you and your family?

  • It changed my attitude.  C.T. age 11
  • It helped me learn how to make my future a better one.  M.M. age 16
  • We get along a lot better now.  R.R.  age 16
  • It has helped open my eyes as a man to my responsibilities as a person. N.B.  age 15
  • I get along with them now and I spend time with them.  D.M. age 14
  • It gave me a new outlook on various subjects, such as money and relationships, and also taught me to be smarter with my actions.  N.L. age 17
  • It made me think differently.  R.A. age 16

 

 

Moms:

  • We are more open with each other and get along better. M.C.  – Son age 17
  • We can get along more because we each know what is expected of each other.  I.T. – Son age 13
  • There was a lot of helpful information covered that is not always discussed with your child.  M.F. – Son age 16
  • Helped open my son up and has changed him.  M.R.  – Son age 16
  • Made us think about making good choices and how to be able to give respect in order to receive it.  Y.C. – Son age 16
  • We have more positive thinking, talking, and behavior at home.  N.W.  – Son age 17
  • Helped me understand my son’s thoughts a little more.  W.H. – Son age 15
  • We are more open with each other and get along better.  M.C.  – Son age 17
  • I feel it will keep him out of trouble because it taught him skills that were never discussed with him by his own dad.  M.R.  – Son age 16

 

Dads:

  • It brought up some concepts and ideas that families should discuss with one another, but are often not thought of by parents.  S.L.  – Son age 17
  • It led to discussions that normally wouldn’t have been broached. M.A. - Son age 16
  •  This brought to surface topics which my family never talked about.  J.C. – Son age 17
  • It provided valuable information in a setting that was non-threatening.  B.D. – Son age 15
  • Helped me and my son communicate more.  E. N. – Son age 15
  • We must focus on the positives in our lives even in the face of negativity.  K.M. – Son age 17
  • The focus on teamwork in family was a very big part of the program and I think very important.  J.C. – Son age 17
  • That our county government cares and provides programs to meet the needs of at-risk teens.
  • I think it enlightened my son about some of the things his parents have to go through and what it takes to be a man.  It was a good program.  E.N. – Son age 15
  • Thank you for presenting a program that was not boring.  We actually discussed parts of the program at different times outside of class.  C. I. – Son age 13