Treavor Martin, communications sophomore and president of the Student African American Brotherhood, has an enthusiastic persona and is passionate about being a part of SAAB. The SAAB chapter at IU Southeast is a small but eager group of men who help each other with resources and networking on and off campus in order to be successful in school. The purpose of SAAB is to create a community of minority male peers and to provide a positive environment to support each other while in college. Martin said he had to adapt and quickly learn how to be a leader when he became president two years ago.

The Student African American Brotherhood is a national organization, consisting of more than 200 chapters on college campuses and high schools in 39 states. SAAB is not a fraternity — a point they want to make very clear.