Partnerships to Expand Opportunities for Hispanic Student Success

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Office of P-20 Initiatives The University of Texas at San Antonio Partnerships to Expand Opportunities for Hispanic Student Success Jeanette Morales, HACU Belinda Saldaña, UTSA Prepárate: Educating Latinos for the Future of America March 10, 2011

Membership Advocacy Programs Partnerships Organizational Growth What is the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities? Founded 1986 in San Antonio by 18 original member colleges/universities Has over 440 member colleges, universities and school districts in 37 states, Puerto Rico, and 9 countries. Is the only national organization representing Hispanic- Serving Institutions and Hispanic-Serving School Districts (25+% Hispanic enrollment).

HACU s Mission THE CHAMPIONS OF HISPANIC STUDENT SUCCESS To promote the development of member colleges, universities, school districts and associations, To improve access to and the quality of post-secondary educational opportunities for Hispanic students; and To meet the needs of business, industry and government through the development and sharing of resources, information and expertise.

Why look at Hispanic Serving Institutions? In 2008, 281institutions met the federal enrollment criterion, enrolling 1,154,247 Hispanic students in postsecondary (non-profit) schools. HSIs enroll 15% of all students in postsecondary (non-profit) schools, yet serve 54% of all Hispanic students. Data from 2010 National Center on Education Statistics and 2009 US Census Bureau Fact Sheet on Hispanics.

HSIs are concentrated: California (91) Puerto Rico (56) Texas (45) New Mexico (24) Florida (14) New York (13) Illinois (9) Arizona (8) New Jersey (5) Colorado (4) Kansas (4) Washington (3) 1 each in Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Oregon and Massachusetts.

Hispanic-Serving School Districts Serve K-12 institutions with 25% or more Hispanic student enrollment. Created in 2006 to address the critical issues in the P-20 educational pipeline. Benefits include advocacy, capacity-building initiatives and partnerships

UTSA Today Founded 1969 Three campuses (Main, Downtown, HemisFair Park) ~3,200 full-time employees ~80,000 graduates 30,258 students (Fall 2010) 70% of entering freshmen from outside Bexar County 69% work while enrolled 69% receive financial aid 47% first in family to attend college Average age 23.9

Degrees Awarded 2005-2010 (overall 13% increase since 2005) 46 60 48 61 29 919 911 867 910 934 3492 3649 3596 3841 3972 Doctoral Masters Bachelors 106% increase 5.1% increase 13.7% increase 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 Source: UTSA Factbook 8

Office of P-20 Initiatives GOAL ONE : Access To increase access to higher education Through outreach programming Academic Year 2009-10 29,161 Students Academic Year 2008-09 19,058 Students

Office of P-20 Initiatives GOAL Two : College Readiness & Success To improve college readiness for disadvantaged students and close achievement gaps for students in need of intervention services

Office of P-20 Initiatives GOAL Three: College Credit Accrual To increase opportunities for high school students to earn college credit and matriculate to postsecondary education

Office of P-20 Initiatives GOAL Four: Retention of UTSA Students To increase UTSA students retention and persistence by providing financial assistance support via research and work-study opportunities

Our Programs America Reads/America Counts AmeriCorps After School All Stars Program College Connections (2+2+2) College Tours Programs Collegiate G-Force Work Study CPS Energy Distinguished Fellows Destination Discovery Science Camp Dream Runners Program Early College High School Exxon Mobile Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp Fox Tech Bridge Enrollment Program Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) Mobile Go Center Program Rackspace Summer IT Tech Camp San Antonio Mentoring Forum TRIO: Educational Talent Search- San Antonio and Outreach TRIO: McNair Scholars TRIO: Upward Bound Math and Science TRIO: Upward Bound Northside TRIO: Upward Bound Southside USAA Roadrunner for a Day Program Valero Truancy Counseling Program

Partnerships & Programs HACU National Internship Program Partner with 25-30 federal agencies and sub agencies, 12 corporate partners to offer career skills development. To date, the program has provided internships to more than 9,500 students and has served as a pipeline for Hispanics to careers in the federal government and private sector.

Partnerships & Programs HACU Scholarships In 2010, 181 scholarships were awarded totaling $270,000. College Week Live CollegeWeekLive.com is a virtual college fair that connects students to hundreds of colleges and universities that exhibit on its Web portal. This online admissions event is FREE for students and their families. Hispanic Information and Telecommunications Network (HITN) A Spanish language web series on college knowledge known as College Admissions 411 is available on the internet for our member institutions.

Partnerships & Programs National Research Center for College & University Admissions (NRCCUA ) Through the My College Options Pathways to Hispanic Success, students plan for their post-secondary education. At no cost to the school, students are connected to colleges and universities that match their needs and interests. The survey allows schools to have an accurate measure of their students post-secondary goals and aspirations; and connect students with essential college and career preparation assistance. US Dept. of Agriculture Fellowship and Student programs available to our HSSD faculty and students.

US Army University Tour Partnership between HACU, US Army Accessions Command and a local HSI. First implemented in October 2009 MOU between HACU and US Army signed Jan. 2010. Impacted over 1100 students.

Goals To increase students exposure to and knowledge of Hispanic Serving Institutions. To increase the students knowledge of ROTC programs and opportunities

Results Students Profile First Generation 2009-487/598 (81.5%) 2011-440/587 (75%) First visit to college 2009-305/598 students (51%) 2011-120/587 (20.5%) Interest in Host Institution 2009-N/A 2011-461/587 (78.5%) Students Participated 2009-598 12 th graders 2011-587 11 th and 12 th grade students Schools Participated 2009-21 high schools/18 school districts 2011-20 high schools/14 school districts ROTC Interest Forms 2009-148/50 Prospect Leads (students) 26/15 Pledges of Support (teachers/counselors) 2011-N/A

Results UTSA Roadrunner Battalion Fall 2009 Spring 2010 Spring 2011 100 cadets 103 cadets 172 cadets Current Breakdown 38% white 30% Hispanic 23% African American 7% Asian 2% Other 75% Male/25% Female

Questions?

Resources HACU Scholarships & Internships www.hacu.net College Week Live www.collegeweeklive.com College Admissions 411 www.hitn.org/ca411 National Research Center on College and University Admissions www.nrccua.org US Dept. of Agriculture www.hsi.usda.gov UTSA www.utsa.edu Office of P20 Programs http://p20.utsa.edu

For More Information Jeanette Morales Member & Affiliate Services Program Manager ph: 210-576-3220 jmorales@hacu.net Belinda Saldaña Director of Community Outreach ph: 210-458-2904 belinda.saldana@utsa.edu