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Latinas in STEM
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Leaders Convene to Discuss “How To be Smart Leaders 4All”
Leaders Convene to Discuss “How To be Smart Leaders 4All”
Latino Professionals Provide Inspiration at March 1 Youth Conference in San Antonio
March 1, 2013, San Antonio, TX - Latino professionals joined forces to provide both inspirational and practical advice about educational and career prospects to 250 students at the University of Texas at San Antonio. Hands-on activities included presentations that ranged from the physics behind rocketry to archeology.
HISPA Board of Directors, Yvette Donado, Selected as One of Top Five Latina Executives of the Year by Latina Style Magazine
Princeton, NJ (Jan. 29, 2013) - Yvette Donado, Chief Administrative Officer and Senior Vice President, People, Process & Communications at Educational Testing Service (ETS), has been named one of the nation's top five Latina executives of the year by LATINA Style magazine.
Two Companies, a Corporate Hispanic Role Model to be Honored at the Three Kings Banquet
HISPA Presents Awards at Annual Dinner in Iselin, New Jersey
Read our most recent article from Latino Magazine about HISPA "The Time to Inspire Our Youth is Now"
Latino Magazine article about HISPA: "The Time to Inspire Our Youth is Now"
We live in a world where technology seems to rule our lives and up-close and personal interaction is becoming a thing of the past or, at best, a low priority....
Read the whole article here: http://latinomagazine.com/fall2011/opinions/vista.htm
