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Drawing on her expertise in student success and institutional diversity, Executive Director Anne‑Marie Núñez joined a recent panel discussion exploring the evolving role of public research universities in supporting equitable outcomes. The webinar was hosted by MSU’s Center for Higher and Adult Education as part of its .
The magazine recently spoke with members of our research team to highlight the work the Institute is doing to understand and share how Hispanic-Serving Institutions help students of different backgrounds thrive.
The Southwestern Borderlands chapter of the Scholars Strategy Network hosted Dr. David DeMatthews for a talk titled Public Scholarship in Practice: Learning, Connecting, and Acting Together.
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Four years after her passing, President Emerita Diana Natalicio's influence remains strong as the Institute continues her vision of expanding opportunity and excellence for Hispanic students.
The latest Natalicio Institute Lecture Series event featured James L. Moore III, Ph.D., Assistant Director for STEM Education at the National Science Foundation.
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The Diana Natalicio Impact & Legacy Event celebrated President Emerita Diana Natalicio’s lasting influence on higher education.
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The Institute is hosting a full day of events honoring Natalicio’s enduring impact on ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ and higher education.
Read MoreKTSM features Executive Director Anne-Marie Núñez in a news segment on the Diana Natalicio Impact and Legacy event, where she reflects on Dr. Natalicio’s vision for expanding educational opportunity through research, community, and leadership.
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The Natalicio Institute facilitated a campus visit by Public Agenda, contributing to a national case study on ¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ’s approach to student success and economic mobility. The work was also featured in an highlighting evidence-based strategies for expanding opportunity.
The Institute continues the legacy of Diana Natalicio by advancing opportunity and excellence for Hispanic students.
Anne-Marie Núñez was recognized among leading scholars for her contributions to education and student success.
¶¶Òõ¶ÌÊÓƵ honors Diana Natalicio’s legacy through the creation of the Institute for Hispanic Student Success.
