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Advancing Hispanic Higher Education: The HACU Mission

Established in 1986, the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) represents over 400 colleges dedicated to the success of Hispanic higher education. Led by President Antonio Flores, HACU advocates for the interests of Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs), which comprise two-thirds of all Hispanic college students. The organization aims to enhance educational opportunities and quality for Hispanic students while collaborating with business and industry. Notable achievements include securing over $1 billion in funding for Latinos in higher education and establishing formal recognition for HSIs.

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Advancing Hispanic Higher Education: The HACU Mission

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  1. H.A.C.U. 101 By Nicholas Delage For LTN-110 12/14/11

  2. About HACU • Established in 1986 • Current President – Antonio Flores • Represents more than 400 colleges committed to Hispanic higher education success. • Makes up 2/3 of al Hispanic college students. • Only educational association that represents HSI (Hispanic-Serving Institutions)

  3. HACU Mission • To champion Hispanic success in higher education by: • Promoting the development of member colleges and universities • Improving access to and the quality of post-secondary educational opportunities for Hispanic students • Meeting the needs of business, industry and government through the development and sharing of resources, information and expertise

  4. Flores Interview • “Compared to 20 years ago, more Latinos today finish high school and go to college.”(Menard) • “As a result of our work with Congress, we have won $1 billion in set-asides for Latinos in higher education. “(Menard)

  5. Achievements • 1992- HACU led the effort to convince Congress to formally recognize campuses with high Hispanic enrollment as federally designated HSIs. • 1995- HSIs were granted $12 million from federal resources.

  6. Achievements Cont. • 2011-  $104.3 million were appropriated for the HSI undergraduate program • 2012- $175 million are recommended by HACU for the fiscal year.

  7. Resources • www.hacu.net • Donate to the organization • Read the newsletter • Look into job opportunities • Search scholarships • Contact info. • About page

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