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Keiser University Fills a Vital Role in Strengthening the Nursing Workforce

Keiser University, Florida’s largest private university, and one of the largest producers of nurses in Florida, is addressing the nursing shortage by collaborating with community partners, forming a nursing advisory council, and launching a Master of Science in Nursing in women's health.

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Dr. Antonia Novello: First Woman and Latina U.S. Surgeon General- Warrior on a Mission for Health Equity

Dr. Antonia Novello, the first woman and Latina U.S. surgeon General, dedicated her career to addressing health inequities and advocating for vulnerable populations, using her personal experiences and warrior spirit to fight for social justice in healthcare.

Sylvia Mendoza

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Indiana educators now qualified to get COVID-19 shots

Teachers and other school employees will be eligible to get vaccinated through Indiana shot facilities across the state beginning one week from now.

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Drug Abuse and Education

According to a recent Rand study, there is a direct correlation between drug abuse and educational achievement. The less education one acquires, the more dismal the consequences. It is yet another story to be shared among Hispanics.

Gustavo A. Mellander

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The Evolution of Schools of Nursing in Latin America

The modern field of nursing has had a complex history in Latin America, from its origins as the purview of caretakers affiliated with Catholic religious orders and community clinics to an integral part of national health systems today.

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The Evolution of Schools of Nursing in Latin America

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En Nuestras Manos: The Future of Health & Health Care

There is a tangible need to increase the representation of Latina/o physicians in health care to address disparities, improve access to care, and enhance health outcomes for the Latina/o community and other underrepresented populations.

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Chancellor Elva LeBlanc: Leading Tarrant County College through a Holistic Lens

Elva LeBlanc, the chancellor of Tarrant County College, has highly comprehensive understanding of the college through her experiences as a student, professor, administrator, and now chancellor leading Tarrant County College successfully in serving a multicultural student body, aligning with the changing economy, and providing opportunities for underserved students.

Gary M. Stern

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CSU Bakersfield Lynnette Zelezny: Using Diversity as a Superpower

Dr. Lynnette Zelezny, the president of California State University, Bakersfield, emphasizes that, as homogenous ecosystems are fragile and, given time, fail, the same is true for college ecosystems. “If you lose diversity, you lose the ability for nature to thrive.”

Frank DiMaria

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Community College Baccalaureate Programs, Part I

Broadening Access To Careers In Health

Adriana Alcántara

Health Care December 2022 Premium

Reflections Beyond the Pandemic

The Promise to Improve Latino/x Men’s Participation in Higher Education

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Behind a Nobel Peace Prize Nomination

Maria Elena Bottazzi and the Search for an Equitable Coronavirus Vaccine

Sylvia Mendoza

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Increasing the number of Latinx Physicians

Beyond Traditional STEM Conversations and Efforts

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Nutricionistas del alma

Una de las consecuencias más evidentes de la corporativización de las universidades es la conversión de los estudiantes en clientes.

Enrique Del Risco

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News from Washington July 2022

Now ten years and three presidents later, Congress never passed a law giving legal status to DACA recipients (now about 600,000) and DREAMERs (over 2 million).

Peggy Sands Orchowski

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