Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) and their role in serving students and their communities
October 1, 2020 | 1-2:15 pm
A Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI) is a federal designation for colleges and universities with at least a 25% Hispanic student population. Join our panel of experts who will speak about the role of HSIs in creating racial and educational equity for historically underserved communities and the academic culture that HSIs can create to better serve students and their communities.
Meet the panelists
Sandra D. Garza, Ph.D., Assistant Professor & Coordinator, Mexican American Studies Program, Northwest Vista College
Paul J. Rodriguez, Ed.D., Project Director, Title V: Pivot for Academic Success, UTSA
Erin E. Doran, Ed.D., Assistant Professor of Higher Education, Iowa State University
Lilliana P. Saldaña, Ph.D., Associate Professpr and Program Coordinator, Mexican American Studies, Race, Ethnicity, Gender and Sexuality Studies Department, UTSA
Andres Puente, Peer Mentor - FGTSC, President - Hispanic Student Association, Senior - Sports Marketing Major, UTSA
Sponsors
First-Gen & Transfer Student Center, Office of Inclusive Excellence
