The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education, 2000-2001.

Overview & Synopsis

This document consists of all 25 issues of Volume 11 of "The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education," a biweekly journal that addresses issues in higher education for Hispanic Americans. Each issue contains several feature articles, a policy update column called "Outlook on Washington," a description of an exemplary program, and a sample student success story. Among topics addressed by feature articles in each issue are: (1) college admissions and the diversity plan of the University of Wisconsin; (2) education and the new Hispanic heritage; (3) Latin American jurists and legal education; (4) bilingual education and academic achievement; (5) Hispanic American achievement, Internet programs, and racial tensions; (6) Hispanic Americans in sports, science, and sociology; (7) Hispanic Americans at the City University of New York; (8) student financial aid and paying for college; (9) international education and the Latino educational agenda; (10) achievement of Hispanic American women; (11) 100 years of community colleges; (12) the new Secretary of Education, Roderick Paige; (13) Hispanic Americans in graduate education; (14) grading the states with regard to higher education; (15) top 100 colleges for Hispanics; (16) Latino accomplishments and Latino history; (17) Hispanic representation in health care; (18) educational change and innovation; (19) caucus of leaders of the American Association for Higher Education and "Hispanic Outlook"; (20) careers, college attendance, and the status of women; (21) affirmative action and the Hispanic American student; (22) Hispanic Americans and the arts; (23) national profile of independent colleges and universities; (24) the internationalization of U.S. higher education; and (25) Volume 11 index. (SLD)