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University of Michigan Finds New Ways to Attract Latinos and Minorities by Gary M. Stern

“College Corps mentors are trained in how to understand and cope with issues that can arise for Latino students.” --William Collins, Director, Center for Educational Outreach, U-M

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Health Care July 2016 Premium

Training Foreign-trained Physicians to Become Nurses in the Us by Gary M. Stern

"Many graduates of the program work in hospitals, clinics, school systems, wound care centers and medical specialties."

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Antonio Flores Celebrating His 20th Year as Executive Director of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) and Still Going Strong by by Gary M. Stern

Most executive directors of non-profit educational organizations burn out. It’s just an expected result of running an organization with limited resources and excessive hours.

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Financing October 2016 Premium

Georgia State University Showing Success at Raising Graduation Rates Via a Personalized Approach

"Frequently first-generation minority students who are often low-income don’t have the support systems that middle-class students rely on."

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Recent Texas a&m Law School Graduates Aim to Close the Justice Gap by Gary M. Stern

"Texas A&M University School of Law has attracted a 24 percent minority student body. In fall 2016, its 493 students were 72 percent white, 13 percent Hispanic, six percent African-American, three percent Asian and two percent bi-racial.”

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Technology February 2017 Premium

Grant Inspires stem study at California Community Colleges Including Sierra College by Gary M. Stern

Each participating community college, like Sierra College, Pepper-Kittredge noted, “will develop its own network of businesses, which will help drive what internships are available. These businesses will connect to suppliers, partners, businesses, at a local to global level,” she said.

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Administration April 2017 Premium

A University of Maryland Graduate School Program Prepares Doctoral Students for Life Outside of Academia

“This is a national issue. The University of Maryland is responding to that need. Many students want and are interested in careers outside of academia, and many of them are unsure of how to manage their own career.” — Dr. Susan C. Martin, program director for career and professional development at the University of Maryland Graduate School

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Hispanic Community June 2017 Premium

The USC Center for Urban Education: Using Data and Scorecards to Achieve Equity and Improve Graduation Rates by Gary M. Stern

"Students of color are more likely to engage with material when they see its relevance to their community and lives." Lindsey Malcom-Piqueux, associate director for research and policy for the Center for Urban Education at the University of Southern California

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Administration October 2017 Premium

Latino Professors To Pursue a New Job or To Stay Put—That Is the Question? by Gary M. Stern

Remember two decades ago or so when employees who worked at GE, IBM and many corporate firms for 25 years earned a watch at their retirement party? Those days, for the most part, are gone. Now savvy employees expect to change jobs every so often, identify new challenges and keep their skills updated.

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University of Michigan Finds New Ways to Attract Latinos and Minorities by <b> Gary M. Stern</b>

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Grant Inspires stem study at California Community Colleges Including Sierra College by <b> Gary M. Stern</b>

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