Research & Policy Excelencia in Education is synonymous with Latino student success. With a steady focus on research and data, Excelencia effectively communicates to policy makers and others insights that matter most in advancing Latino students in higher education. Diana Natalicio, President Emeritus, University of Texas at El Paso Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) Learn more about the 2020-2021 HSIs, Emerging HSIs (eHSIs), and HSIs with Graduate Programs (gHSIs). Policy Read our collection of policy analyses and recommendations to support Latino student success. Latino College Completion Explore Latino college completion nationally, for all 50 states, DC, and Puerto Rico. Higher Education in Puerto Rico Learn more about the current context with which colleges and universities in Puerto Rico are having to manage their resilience and efforts to serve their students. Expanding Knowledge About Latinos in Higher Education Since 2004, Excelencia has been the national leader in developing strategic research guided by the experiences and realities of today's Latino and other post-traditional students to inform action by community and institutional leaders and policy makers that facilitates institutional change. Excelencia uses a Latino lens to bring to the forefront what we know about Latino student success, what works to improve it, and what decision makers can do. WEBINAR: Attaining Latino Student Success: HSIs Leading in Economic Mobility Excelencia in Education and Third Way webinar about Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) and the critical role they play in accelerating Latino student success. Moderator: Deborah Santiago, Co-Founder and CEO, Excelencia in Education Panelists: Fernando Delgado, President, CUNY Lehman College and an Excelencia President for Latino Student Success Alam Hasson, Interim Vice Provost, Fresno State University, Seal of Excelencia certified institution Magdalena Hinojosa, Senior VP of Strategic Enrollment & Student Affairs, The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Seal of Excelencia certified institution Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) Lists: 2020-21 What is included in Excelencia’s new release and how can I learn more using this analysis? Access Excelencia’s lists of the 2020-21 HSIs, eHSIs, and gHSIs. Learn more from Excelencia’s summary of HSIs, eHSIs, and gHSIs in the HSIs Fact Sheet. Visualize fast facts with Excelencia’s 2020-21 HSIs Infographic. Explore the 2020-21 data on HSIs in Excelencia’s new interactive dashboard. Learn more about the evolution of HSIs through Excelencia’s GIS StoryMap. Learn More Latino College Enrollment: Past, Current, and Projections Latino student college enrollment had been growing at an accelerated pace for more than 20 years, but in 2020 dropped significantly despite previous projections of continued growth. In this fact sheet, we provide a summary of past, current, and projected Latino student enrollment. LEARN MORE Higher Education in Puerto Rico: Conditions and Context Influencing Institutional Resilience Excelencia in Education conducted an environmental scan of Puerto Rico to better understand the community and context of higher education, as colleges and universities transform to better serve their Latino students. This environmental scan identifies and includes a profile of the community overall, the socio-economic profile and educational pipeline, and the condition of institutions of higher education over the past several years. Learn more about the current context with which colleges and universities in Puerto Rico are having to manage their resilience and efforts to serve their students. Learn More Ensuring America's Future: Latino College Completion During these challenging times, Excelencia in Education remains committed to Ensuring America’s Future by increasing Latino college completion. Excelencia’s most recent analysis of public data on enrollment, degree completion, and degree attainment show that Latino student enrollment and degree completion continues to increase. Yet to close the equity gap in degree completion, the United States requires a tactical plan to reach the Latino degree attainment goal of 6.2 million degrees earned by 2030. This plan must include strategies to help Latinos accelerate degree completion while supporting increased attainment for all students. Learn More About Latino College Completion SEARCH RESEARCH AND DATA Click refine below to find information on Latinos and education pathways, financial aid, institutional practices, student success, workforce, and HSI-related research. All Research + Data Keyword search Search Refine Refine Clear All Selected Content type Data Fact Sheet Infographic Issue Brief Research / Publication Issue Area Education Pathways Financial Aid Institutional Practices Student Success Workforce HSI Research Yes No - Any - Apply Issue Brief June 2017 Latino Faculty in Postsecondary Education
