The Diana?Natalicio?Institute for Hispanic Student Success was founded in 2022 to honor our former President, Dr. Diana?Natalicio. It serves a national platform to develop and evaluate policy and programs, advance innovation, and cultivate resources critical to accelerating educational outcomes for Hispanic students.? The Institute seeks to uplift Dr.?Natalicio’s?legacy and her vision for higher education. As she often said, “Everyone has talent, but not everyone has opportunity.” She was passionately committed to making higher education more equitable for Latino students and transforming higher education systems and policies to expand life opportunities for?all?students.??
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US，Texas，El Paso
We're proud to see the Institute's presence at the Association for the Study of Higher Education through our scholars, Dr. Lauren M. Shook, Dr. Erin Doran, and Dr. Edwin Perez.
Check out the Diana Natalicio Institute for Hispanic Student Success representing at Association for the Study of Higher Education ! Scholars Lauren M. Shook, Ph.D. Erin Doran Edwin Perez, Ph.D. #ASHE2024
At the Diana Natalicio Institute, we are proud to host HSI-CERS, the nation’s only NSF-funded center dedicated to building research and evaluation capacity for HSIs. This initiative strengthens and showcases the effectiveness of NSF-HSI programs, advancing innovation across the HSI community. Check out NODE’s latest webinar—an exciting opportunity to learn, connect, and collaborate. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gFj-anqx
Join us on November 20 at 9:30 AM MT to learn from experienced PIs and evaluators about collaboration and evaluation in NSF HSI Program projects. See the flyer below for more information— we hope to see you there! Register here: https://lnkd.in/gFj-anqx
Join Dr. Anne-Marie Nú?ez for a webinar on "Servingness in STEM" on November 15, hosted by the HSI Resource Hub.
Don't forget to RSVP for the November webinar with Dr. Anne-Marie Nú?ez, inaugural executive director of the Diana Natalicio Institute for Hispanic Student Success! Guest Speaker: Dr. Anne-Marie Nú?ez Topic: Servingness in STEM Date: Friday, November 15 Time: 9:00am - 11:00am (PST) Registration: https://lnkd.in/gcrHcFem Registration is free and open to all faculty, staff, and higher education colleagues.? You’re welcome to submit questions in advance when you register or by sending them to the HSI Resource Hub team ([email protected]).
Congratulations to our Executive Director, Dr. Anne-Marie Nú?ez, on her recent induction into the National Academy of Education. This year, she joins a distinguished group of only 14 education leaders and scholars nationwide honored for their outstanding contributions. Her election recognizes a high standard of scholarship and leadership in advancing impactful education research that shapes policy and practice.
Dr. Anne-Marie Nú?ez recently spoke on a panel during the webinar "Diversity in Transition: Adapting to Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard," hosted by the American Council on Education (ACE). She shared her perspective on how institutions adapt their admissions processes and highlighted innovative approaches to maintaining inclusivity. You can watch the full discussion here: https://t.ly/FTiPT
Dr. Anne-Marie Nú?ez, Executive Director, was recently featured in an article by The Associated Press highlighting President Biden’s new executive order to support Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs). This initiative aims to enhance resources and opportunities for HSIs, reflecting their critical role in advancing educational and economic success for Hispanic students. Dr. Nú?ez emphasizes the significance of this development, noting that it’s a positive step for both HSIs and the nation. Read the full article to learn more about how this executive order could impact HSIs and their students: https://lnkd.in/g_8B3Px2
To celebrate National Hispanic Serving Institutions Week, Dr. Anne-Marie Nú?ez, Executive Director, took the opportunity to connect with students, sharing the impactful work being done at the Diana Natalicio Institute to foster more inclusive practices. We’re grateful for this inspiring exchange as we continue driving progress together.
We’re grateful to everyone who joined us for the Sylvia Hurtado lecture during Hispanic-Serving Institutions Week. Your presence made the conversation truly meaningful. A special thanks to Sylvia Hurtado for her thought-provoking talk on fostering inclusive excellence in higher education. We're excited to have launched the Diana Natalicio Institute’s Lecture Series with such an engaging discussion. We look forward to bringing you more events as we continue to address key topics in higher education.
Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming new team members to the Diana Natalicio Institute. During our three-day staff retreat, we engaged in insightful discussions about the future of the Institute and our collective mission. We also explored the rich history of the university, which provided valuable context as we collaborate to shape the future of the Institute.