President Miguel Martinez-Saenz
President Martinez-Saenz leads St. Francis, a college that, while rooted in Franciscan values, mirrors the multicultural diversity of New York City and embraces students from a wide-ranging number of countries.
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS
President Martinez-Saenz leads St. Francis, a college that, while rooted in Franciscan values, mirrors the multicultural diversity of New York City and embraces students from a wide-ranging number of countries.
Dr. Hubert Benitez, the current president of American International College, is a former dentist from Colombia who returned to the US to pursue a career in higher education. He is committed to AIC, an institution whose core values – access, opportunity, diversity, community and belonging - are aligned with his own.
Dr. Luis Dorado, President of Los Angeles Harbor College, is working to build social capital among students in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The University of North Texas is committed to creating a equitable, diverse and inclusive campus community, including initiatives to support and recruit Hispanic students through partnerships, programs and research.
Keiser University’s San Marcos campus in Nicaragua, established in 2013, focuses on unique learning experiences in Latin America.
Dr. Johnson shares with us his incisive approach on how higher education leaders should prepare themselves for a career move.
Hispanics/Latinos are highly underrepresented in leadership positions in the private sector. It is imperative that younger generations get the mentorship needed to succeed in such a demanding field.
The US Conference of Mayors, held between January 17 and 20, addressed challenging issues for Hispanics/Latinos such as the Latino vote, and assistance for migrants.
Que la humanidad no aprende de sus errores es una verdad aceptada por todos pero sin intenciones serias de enmendarla.
Opening opportunities for Latinx and BIPOC students to benefit from study abroad programs.
Chocolate has been a popular worldwide delight for centuries. The origins of cacao are uncertain but evidence of its utilization has been found in ancient Mesoamerican civilizations in Mexico dating back to around 1500 BC.
At H.O., we extend our warmest congratulations to the newly appointed education leaders who have taken on the challenging but immensely fulfilling path of educational leadership.
This section showcases books on the study abroad experience from Cornell University Press. Discover the personal, academic, and cultural benefits and challenges of studying abroad. Perfect for students and travelers alike.
