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February 16, 2012
Immigration activists challenge tuition rules in North Carolina – video
from www2.journalnow.com :: Tagged activist, North Carolina, video
R.I.P. Rodemiro “Rode” Gonzales – overcame discrimination with power of his dignity, determination to succeed – was one of the first Hispanics to attend the Fort Worth university on an athletic scholarship
from mysanantonio.com :: Tagged discrimination, R.I.P.
PR: Cal Poly Establishes Endowment for Late Journalism Professor George Ramos
:: Tagged California, journalism, journalist, Professor, scholarship
Will Latino Grads Grow As Online University Access Expands?
from newstaco.com ::
Neo-paramilitary groups are causing Colombian students to be displaced on a ‘massive’ scale, according to the UN Refugee Agency
from colombiareports.com :: Tagged children, Colombia, military, refugee, school, student
The Texas Tech School of Law was ranked in the top 20 law institutions for Hispanics by the magazine, Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education.
from dailytoreador.com :: Tagged attorney, hispanic outlook in higher education, school, Texas
February 15, 2012
PR: Renowned Biophysicist Dr. Carlos Bustamante Wins Top Prize for Immigrants in Science
:: Tagged Peru, Professor
PR: SENIOR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL TO ADDRESS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BILINGUAL EDUCATION CONFERENCE IN DALLAS
:: Tagged bilingual, conference, Dallas, english language learners, Texas
Ask An Expert: How do I keep K-4th Grade Native Speakers Challenged During Spanish Class?
from spanglishbaby.com ::
Latino Students Drawn to Cal Poly Engineering Programs – make up 30.7% of engineering students.
from diamondbar.patch.com :: Tagged California, engineer, student
UCDavis professors lauded by Hispanic law group – Professor Emeritus Cruz Reynoso
from dailydemocrat.com :: Tagged California, Cruz Reynoso, Professor
Thelma Melendez, superintendent of the Santa Ana Unified School District, thanks her teacher – California
from ocregister.com :: Tagged Santa Ana, school, teacher
February 14, 2012
University of Arizona anthropology professor Thomas E. Sheridan will present his lecture, “The Sleeping Giant vs. the Politics of Fear: Arizona’s Hispanic Society in the 21st Century,” at Special Collections on Feb. 14, the day of Arizona’s centennial year.
from uanews.org :: Tagged Arizona, fear, Professor, University of Arizona
PR: Dr. Ivonne Chirino-Klevans, Walden University, to Speak at Opening of Hispanic Educational Technology Services (HETS)
:: Tagged conference
Latino academics Teofilo Ruiz and Ramon Saldivar were among nine people to receive the National Humanities Medal from President Barack Obama in a ceremony on Monday at the White House.
from laht.com :: Tagged Barack Obama, White House
Albuquerque High has: 680 students in its bilingual program – 13 bilingual and TESOL certified teachers – More than 15 core courses in Spanish – Four advanced placement courses taught in Spanish, more than other high schools in the district – New Mexico
from abqjournal.com :: Tagged Albuquerque, bilingual, ESOL, New Mexico, school, student, teacher
3 Texas conferences to focus on Latino, Chicano studies
from blog.mysanantonio.com :: Tagged Chicano, conference, Texas
February 13, 2012
Latino Role Model Conference aims to inspire, encourage – Santa Cruz, California
from qconline.com :: Tagged California, conference
Why Our Bilingual Familia is Getting The Preschool Search Blues
from spanglishbaby.com :: Tagged bilingual, preschool
Elk Grove group inspires Latino girls (aka Latinas) to reach for college – Illinois
from dailyherald.com :: Tagged Illinois, latina
This past weekend, Yale expanded its efforts to increase the University’s presence abroad into a new region: Mexico, the first Latin American country with which the University has partnered – inaugural CIDE-Yale Mexico Leadership Program
from yaledailynews.com :: Tagged latin america, leadership, Mexico
The Kissing Hand Bilingual Activity
from spanglishbaby.com :: Tagged bilingual
Classes help North Carolina Hispanics teach math to their kids
from reflector.com :: Tagged North Carolina
February 11, 2012
Noted US Latino scholar ‘forgotten’ in birthplace: New Mexico – The name George I. Sanchez has been celebrated for years among Mexican Americans in Texas and California.
from sfgate.com :: Tagged California, New Mexico, Texas
Pomona Firings Show the Paradox of Immigrant Labor Organizing
from huffingtonpost.com :: Tagged California
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