Embracing an Emerging Hispanic-Serving Institutional Identity

Emerging HSIs (institutions with 15-24.99% Hispanic enrollment) are growing in number but face challenges in awareness and support due to their lack of federal recognition and funding, unlike full HSIs. It is relevant to raise awareness about the emerging HSI designation among institutional stakeholders, as it is critical for shaping practices that support Hispanic students. Although funding is a motivator, the need for institutional commitment to serving these students and recognizing their growing presence is paramount.

UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Latin America and the Caribbean, Part IV

Once again, we are delighted to share the remarkable beauty and significance of preserving unique natural sites in Latin America, as recognized by UNESCO. 

From Classroom to Newsroom: NAHJ’s Commitment to the Next Generation of Latino Journalists

The National Association of Hispanic Journalists (NAHJ) is committed to empowering the next generation of Latino journalists through scholarships, mentorship, and professional opportunities, and preparing them to be advocates and transform the media industry.

NMSU’s Center for Latin American and Border Studies: Promoting Academic Excellence and Community Outreach

The Center for Latin American and Border Studies at New Mexico State University, housed in the historical Nason House, fosters excellence in supporting various academic programs, teaching, and research on Latin American and U.S.-Mexico border issues.

Rice University’s Center for the U.S. and Mexico: Public Policy Spanning Two Nations

The United States and Mexico share a complex, deeply intertwined relationship marked by significant challenges, including migration, trade, and crime. The Center for the U.S. and Mexico at Rice University addresses these issues through research, education, and fostering mutual understanding, particularly in Texas.  

15 Consejos para especializarse y triunfar en carreras STEM

Latinos and Blacks are underrepresented in STEM fields due to complex factors like underfunded schools, lack of role models, and financial barriers. However, initiatives and strategies are increasing Latino participation, with experts offering tips to help students succeed in STEM careers.   

Cultivating Future Leaders

SAF empowers farmworkers and students through education, leadership development, and advocacy, addressing critical needs like higher education access and dignified living conditions. Programs like Into the Fields, Solidaridad, Levante Leadership Institute, and From the Ground Up nurture future leaders committed to social justice.

The LCDEF’s BoardReady Institute: Essential Preparation for Aspiring Latino Directors

The LCDEF‘s premiere BoardReady Institute (BRI) is a comprehensive program uniquely designed to prepare and position aspiring directors for boardroom success. There is no other programming of this scope focused on accelerating the preparation, development, and placement of highly credentialed Latinos who are aspiring directors onto the highest levels of corporate governance. 

2024 Calendar of Events in the U.S. and Latin America – Part II

La universidad ¿un espacio seguro?

Albert Einstein, whose theories revolutionized our understanding of the universe, questioned the practical application of theories versus their theoretical ideals. This skepticism extends to modern university concepts like "safe spaces," highlighting discrepancies between theory and practice in higher education's organizational principles and societal challenges.

Los libros como enemigo

Amidst teaching Spanish as a teaching assistant in an American university, the author encounters a student who declares herself a Maoist. He reflects on this and discusses the fervor surrounding book censorship in both liberal and conservative circles, emphasizing the enriching value of diverse reading experiences.  

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