This panel will focus on obtaining access to higher education for Latinos. We will cover the topics of access, retention and graduation. We will be discussing financial attainment, resources, scholarships and more to help you succeed in your journey. After all, just getting in is just the start of the journey.
Ximena Hartsock is a Doctor in Policy studies, educator and entrepreneur. She has 15 years of experience in education in the US as Assistant Superintendent, school principal, teacher and researcher. In 2007 Ximena was appointed DC Public Schools Deputy Chief of Teaching... Read More →
Teresita Chavez Pedrosa is a lawyer with a background in journalism. She is interested in every aspect of communications,particularly the effective use of social media and communications law. She is fascinated by how technology and social media are disrupting the legal profession... Read More →
Consultant, Author, Speaker, Red Shoe Movement | Latinos in College
Mariela Dabbah is a sought-after corporate consultant, international speaker, award-winning author and media contributor. She specializes in: 1) pipeline development; 2) leadership development; 3) women empowerment. She focuses particularly in diverse employees. Mariela helps... Read More →
President, Hispanic Council for Reform and Educational Options
Mr. Fuentes, of Cuban descent, received his degree in Business Administration from Iona College in New York. After graduating, he began his career as an Investment Associate with Merrill Lynch from 1990-1992. For the next six years, Mr. Fuentes continued his career on Wall Street... Read More →
I am passionate about international relations, and how our country interacts with others. I think technology is one of the strongest tools the world has to start, and effect, movements.
