A Chancellor’s Vision Education for Equity
Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez may oversee the largest community college district in the country.
Michelle Adam is an experienced writer and teacher currently living in New Mexico. For more than twenty five years, she has written for magazines and newspapers, which include The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education Magazine; Hibernia Magazine, an Irish magazine; Vista Magazine, a Hispanic insert of major national newspapers; and multiple other publications. She has also taught Spanish to middle and high school students for the past 14 years, and has written a novel, "Child of Duende,” about a young girl imbued by the spirit of the earth in Spain. Her fiction is inspired by her years growing up in Spain and by her Argentinean roots and Latin America's magical realism tradition.
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Chancellor Francisco C. Rodriguez may oversee the largest community college district in the country.
(“Mom, one of these days, I am going to be president of the United States so I can give you and all the moms all the cheese you want.”)
Seizes the Moment at LaGuardia Community College
When Diane Recinos joined Berkeley College in 1992, the school’s Professional Secretarial Program had just ended.
Less than a month ago, Rev. Justin Daffron took over the helm at Loyola University New Orleans. He became interim president of this historic private Jesuit university that first opened its doors in 1904.
According to the Law School Admission Council (LSAT), law school applicant numbers were up almost 40 percent in the past year.
“I was discouraged from applying to top colleges. I didn’t have people in my life to tell me otherwise,”
As the world attempts to return to some semblance of “normal,” NHFA remains fighting on behalf of Latinos in the media and entertainment industries.
Rutgers Center For Latino Arts And Culture Today’s CLAC, which has come a far way since its inception, offers the growing number of Latinos on campus direct support while advising organizations, in addition to providing cultural programming and community outreach.
Technology Program Helps Latinos (And All) Learn STEM
