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Session Type: Symposium
Using a variety of methods and analytical approaches, this session includes research on emerging issues in Hispanic-Serving Institutions. The presentations build on previous work to further the understanding on students’ experiences, a critical understanding of institutional development, and emerging patterns of (in)equity for Latina/os in campuses and states across the country. This session will be of interest to researchers, administrators, and practitioners at established and emerging HSIs nationwide.
The Accidental and the Intentional: A Critical History of Two Hispanic-Serving Institutions - Erin Doran, Iowa State University; Øscar Medina, University of Missouri - Columbia
Factors Influencing Latina/o Student Satisfaction at Hispanic-Serving Institutions - Marcela Cuellar, University of California - Davis
The Push and Pull of Financial Aid on Latina/o Student Persistence at a Hispanic-Serving Institution - Vanessa Ann Sansone, The University of Texas - San Antonio
Beyond the Hispanic-Serving Institution Dichotomy: The Relationship of Emerging (In)Equity, Geography, and Demographic Contexts - Deryl Keith Hatch-Tocaimaza, University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Desiree Zerquera, University of San Francisco; Crystal Eufemia Garcia, Auburn University; Apri Medina, University of Nebraska-Lincoln