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| National Conference for Race & Ethnicity in American Higher Education (NCORE): JW Marriott Indianapolis May 27-31, 2014 Indianapolis, Indiana Chi Upsilon Sigma National Women Leadership Convention: Sheraton North Houston at George Bush Intercontinental June 19-22, 2014 Houston, Texas National Association of Hispanic and Latino Studies Eastern Regional Conference (NAHLS): Embassy Suites Tampa Downtown Convention Center July 31-August 3, 2014 Tampa, Florida The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities 28th Annual Conference (HACU): Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel October 4-6, 2014 Denver, Colorado American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education 10th Annual National Conference (AAHHE): March 12-14, 2015 Frisco, Texas |
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| Adjunct Instructor, English For Speakers Of OtherLanguages Tarrant County Community College District Ceramic Sculpture Quarerly Adjunct Lecturer Santa Clara University Residency Program Administrator I UMASS Medical School Campus Engagements Manager Interfaith Youth Core Director Of Human Capital Resources/Payroll SOWELA Technical Community College Visiting Instructor Of Physics Gustavus Adolphus College Student Services Specialist/International Student Center North Orange County Community College District Women's Basketball Coach/Retention Transfer Specialist Motlow State Community College |
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| New Website to Help Latinos in Miami Prepare for College 2012-2013 HSI Lists Latino College Completion: United States Impact of Financial Aid on Student College Access Blacks, Latinos to Lead U.S. Higher Education Enrollments |
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| іHACER! Launches New Website to Help Latinos in Miami Prepare for College By: Robert Schoon The new website, at www.hacermiami.org, has the goal of supporting and sustaining college access and completion for Latino students in Miami-Dade County. The initiative is the result of a $600,000 four-year grant from the Lumina Foundation Latino Student Success Initiative and a partnership with more than a dozen educational institutions, businesses and business organizations, government offices, and community groups. For More Information >> 2012-2013 HSI Lists By: Emily Calderón Galdeano, Deborah A. Santiago A critical group of institutions enrolling and graduating Latino students are Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs). New analysis on HSIs using 2012-13 data include factsheet: HSIs, List of HSIs and Emerging HSI List For More Information >> Latino College Completion: United States By: Deborah A. Santiago, Emily Calderón Galdeano To reach the degree attainment goal by 2020, the U.S. can: 1) close the equity gap in college completion; 2) increase the number of degrees conferred; and, 3) scale up programs and initiatives that work for Latino and other students. The following is a framework for tracking Latino degree attainment in the U.S. For More Information >> The Impact of Financial Aid on Student College Access and Success: The San Antonio Experience By: Noé C. Ortiz, Eyra A. Pérez The success of the financial aid initiative is founded on the premise that the truest impact occurs when the greater community owns and develops solutions to issues that impede student progress. For More Information >> Blacks, Latinos Projected to Lead Growth in U.S. Higher Education Enrollments By: Ronald Roach By 2022, the proportion of Blacks and Latinos enrolled in U.S. higher education institutions will reach 33.8 percent of all enrolled students, up from 30.1 percent in 2011, according to the U.S. Education Department. Underlying this projected 12.3 percent jump in Black and Latino presence in American colleges and universities will be high school graduation rate increases as well as a higher education enrollment surge by Black and Latino students expected to outpace by more than three times the rate of enrollment increases by Whites and Asian Americans between 2011 and 2022. For More Information >>
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