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Bergheim, Kim – Hispanic, 1993
Roberto Cruz, a Hispanic educator, discusses his educational experience; his first teaching assignment with minority students; academic and career expectations for Hispanics; and how these factors motivated him to found the National Hispanic University (NHU) (San Jose, California). Since NHU was founded in 1981, about 100 Hispanic students have…
Descriptors: Career Development, Colleges, Cultural Influences, Educational Attainment
Guadalupe, Patricia – Hispanic, 1993
Because of the increasing Hispanic population, more colleges and universities are offering programs in Chicano studies. Reasons for the slow evolution of such programs include lack of university commitment to ethnic studies, lack of qualified faculty, and racism. However, students have the power to demand the offering of more Chicano studies…
Descriptors: Activism, College Programs, College Students, Educational Change
Heller, Michele A. – Hispanic, 1993
Describes the problems facing schools with large Hispanic populations and the need for the federal government to develop specific policies directed toward improving the education of Hispanic Americans. Discusses the role of corporate and private support in working toward this goal. (LP)
Descriptors: Bilingual Education, Corporate Support, Educational Change, Educational Finance
Quiroga, Angelica – Hispanic, 1995
Although blocked by a preliminary injunction, Proposition 187, also known as the Save Our State Initiative, would ban nonemergency health care, schooling, and other social services for illegal immigrants. Since its passage by the citizens of California in 1994, several states, such as Arizona, Washington, Oregon, and Florida, have begun to…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Access to Health Care, Elementary Secondary Education, Federal Aid