Program Overview
Project Rebound was started in 1967 by Professor John Irwin and is funded by Associated Students Inc. The program is an alternative to the revolving door
policy of the criminal justice system. By offering a program which encourages students to excel in a course of study, Project Rebound discourages recidivism in its students. The program seeks to motivated to
succeed in a field of study which leads to a Baccalaureate Degree. Program Goals
Project Rebound offers a liaison with campus services and programs, as well as community organizations in
order to serve the participants. The program aslo serves as an advocate for ex-offenders on campus and in correctional institutions. By offering resources and connections with support services. Project
Rebound attempts to help students with their basic academic needs so that they can concentrate on gaining expertise in thei field of study. Program Requirements
Project Rebound requires
that the applicant be an ex-offender. Men and women can apply if they are parolees or probationers from local, state, federal, or Youth Authority institutions. Click here to view an article written in the Golden Gater (SFSU newspaper) about Project Rebound. Contact us:Project Rebound 1650 Holloway Ave. M-106 San Francisco, CA 94132 415-338-1585
rebound@sfsu.edu |
