Baylor University Group focuses on Hispanic families

Later this week, a group of Baylor students will travel to San Antonio to see the things they’ve learned put in action.

On Feb. 15 and 16, the Hispanic Families in Transition Engaged Learning Group will visit San Antonio to see different examples of upwardly mobile Hispanic families.

“Unfortunately the news media tends to portray Hispanic families as a more undesirable people in our society. Many people get a false idea of who these people are,” said Dr. Randy Wood, one of the faculty members involved with the ELG. “We hope our students will get a picture of a very hard-working, upwardly mobile group of people that will have an effect on America.”"*

*From: http://www.baylor.edu
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