"The college is honored and deeply grateful to receive the SEMILLAS grant. This award speaks of our college's long-standing commitment to Latino student success through the development of innovative support programs. We are proud to be chosen as a partner with Excelencia in Education in our mutual mission to transform lives and realize dreams."
The Emerging Hispanic-Serving Institution
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The number of institutions officially recognized by the federal government as "Hispanic serving" is set to rise dramatically in the coming years, according to a comprehensive study of Latino enrollment in higher education.
"Emerging" HSIs were located in 20 states. The highest concentration of these institutions was in California, which had 52, followed by Texas, which had 42. Still, Deborah Santiago, the report's author and vice president for policy and research at Excelencia, said at a discussion accompanying the report's release on Capitol Hill that these institutions are "not just in those places where we expect to see Latinos." For instance, Arkansas, Indiana, Kansas, Oregon and Utah are among the states that had one such institution.
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Ex-Citings
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Aug 9, 2010PR Newswire
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Jul 15, 2010The New York Times
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Jun 28, 2010Hispanic Outlook Magazine

What Others Say
-Dr. Mark Rocha, President, West Los Angeles College


