New appointments at the Hispanic Scholarship Fund signal a stepped-up effort to bolster Hispanic college graduation rates. More than one-fifth of U.S. public school children are Hispanic, according to the HSF, a number that is expected to increase to one-third by the middle of the century.
Frank Alvarez, HSF president and CEO, named Fernando Almodóvar as chief financial officer; Juana Inés Pacheco as development director, Northeast Region; and Rafaela Schwan as development director, Central Region. All of them will report to Alvarez.
Read full article
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
Have you ever found yourself so excited about something that the energy it generates just seems to pull you along? Imagine feeling that ever...
-
SAN FRANCISCO – Top universities turn out black and Hispanic computer science and computer engineering graduates at twice the rate that l... -
High-school girls are taking more Advanced Placement computer engineering exams than ever before, according to a new report from Code.org... -
People often like to groan about how their job is "killing" them. Tragically, for some groups of people in the U.S., that state... -
Diversity (or lack thereof) in the IT industry is big news, and companies like Intel, Facebook, Google and Twitter are announcing they... -
BLOOMFIELD, Conn.--(Business Wire)--Cigna (NYSE: CI), a global health service leader, has scored among the top companies measured in the ... -
Latino voters would be receptive to a presidential candidate who offers a convincing vision for growing the economy, but not if they oppo... -
Donald Trump doesn't seem to much care whom he offends or befriends. On Tuesday night, though, the outspoken businessman and Republic... -
EXETER, N.H. —Donald Trump is still heavily favored to win in New Hampshire, but it's unclear how long that lead will last when one-t... -
"Who's got the power? We've got the power!" Over the years, I've taken part in my share of chants before, but n...
No comments:
Post a Comment