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About
Us
For almost 20 years, The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education Magazine, has been
a top information news source and the sole Hispanic educational magazine for the
higher education community, and those involved in running our institutions of
higher learning.
Published biweekly, except in June, July and August, when we are on a summer schedule as outlined in our rate card, H/O covers events, news, and ongoing trends that affect our multicultural institutions of the 21st century. H/O reaches a large minority print audience with an average pass along of nearly 50,000 readers. As of September 2008, H/O also has a selection of the print articles online. Each issue brings forth the significance of communication in academic circles, the importance of the positive learning experience, role models, and the contribution of both Hispanic and non-Hispanic writers with constructive observations on policies and procedures in academia.
Working with an editorial board of accomplished professionals, H/O presents progressive feature articles, which enable constructive discussion of issues confronted by Hispanics and others on college campuses and in private industry.
Hispanic Outlook Magazine maintains high quality control standards and a strict privacy policy on our mailing databases, along with annual audits. H/O is a member of NAHP, NAHJ, NCCHC, ACE, AAHHE and Hispanic Heritage Foundation.
FILLING THAT POSITION:
When you are ready to fill a faculty or administrative position, H/O readers are the audience you want to reach with your job announcement. Our subscribers and readers are part of the growing majority in higher education. Additionally, all ads placed in the magazine are also placed on the Web site under “Employment & Other Opportunities” for six weeks, free of charge, giving you double exposure for your ad. H/O also has web only package availability, and single web postings for those immediate needs.
REGULAR COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE:
¡Punto Final! – A final word or opinion from academics on specific issues or topics concerning higher education and Hispanics
Political Beat – Monthly political commentary from our Washington Reporter on current events
Targeting Higher Education – Ongoing articles from our board member covering prevalent issues or concerns. Available online only
Hispanics on the Move – Latest promotions, accolades and advancements in the Hispanic community.
FYI – Current info from organizations regarding the academic community
Uncensored – Monthly column of short comments concerning ongoing issues, be it “pro or con” from our Washington correspondent.
THEME ISSUES:
During the year, H/O has 11 theme issues that place particular emphasis on specialized topics with in-depth detail. Each theme issue includes articles on topics as they relate to the Financing a College Education Issue, Women in Higher Education, Community College Issue, Graduate School Issue, Top 100 Issue, Health Professions Issue, Arts Issue, Hispanic Heritage Issue, and Law School Issue. For these issues, H/O reaches out to select academic audiences for timely information and ideas.
Additionally, these theme issues are sent out to high school guidance counselors and special interest groups and organizations. H/O is also distributed at major conferences and conventions. Watch for postcards on upcoming special theme issues sent 45-60 days prior to publication dates or call us at 201-587-8800, ext 100, for additional information.
Published biweekly, except in June, July and August, when we are on a summer schedule as outlined in our rate card, H/O covers events, news, and ongoing trends that affect our multicultural institutions of the 21st century. H/O reaches a large minority print audience with an average pass along of nearly 50,000 readers. As of September 2008, H/O also has a selection of the print articles online. Each issue brings forth the significance of communication in academic circles, the importance of the positive learning experience, role models, and the contribution of both Hispanic and non-Hispanic writers with constructive observations on policies and procedures in academia.
Working with an editorial board of accomplished professionals, H/O presents progressive feature articles, which enable constructive discussion of issues confronted by Hispanics and others on college campuses and in private industry.
Hispanic Outlook Magazine maintains high quality control standards and a strict privacy policy on our mailing databases, along with annual audits. H/O is a member of NAHP, NAHJ, NCCHC, ACE, AAHHE and Hispanic Heritage Foundation.
FILLING THAT POSITION:
When you are ready to fill a faculty or administrative position, H/O readers are the audience you want to reach with your job announcement. Our subscribers and readers are part of the growing majority in higher education. Additionally, all ads placed in the magazine are also placed on the Web site under “Employment & Other Opportunities” for six weeks, free of charge, giving you double exposure for your ad. H/O also has web only package availability, and single web postings for those immediate needs.
REGULAR COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS INCLUDE:
¡Punto Final! – A final word or opinion from academics on specific issues or topics concerning higher education and Hispanics
Political Beat – Monthly political commentary from our Washington Reporter on current events
Targeting Higher Education – Ongoing articles from our board member covering prevalent issues or concerns. Available online only
Hispanics on the Move – Latest promotions, accolades and advancements in the Hispanic community.
FYI – Current info from organizations regarding the academic community
Uncensored – Monthly column of short comments concerning ongoing issues, be it “pro or con” from our Washington correspondent.
THEME ISSUES:
During the year, H/O has 11 theme issues that place particular emphasis on specialized topics with in-depth detail. Each theme issue includes articles on topics as they relate to the Financing a College Education Issue, Women in Higher Education, Community College Issue, Graduate School Issue, Top 100 Issue, Health Professions Issue, Arts Issue, Hispanic Heritage Issue, and Law School Issue. For these issues, H/O reaches out to select academic audiences for timely information and ideas.
Additionally, these theme issues are sent out to high school guidance counselors and special interest groups and organizations. H/O is also distributed at major conferences and conventions. Watch for postcards on upcoming special theme issues sent 45-60 days prior to publication dates or call us at 201-587-8800, ext 100, for additional information.