UC Hispanic-Serving Institutions Initiative
A critical component of the UC HSI Initiative is an advisory board comprising faculty, staff and administrators from each UC campus (with the exception of UCSF). This advisory group is integral to:
- Informing the mission of the initiative and how it can best serve members' campuses.
- Serving as a conduit to individual campuses for information about the initiative and its actions.
- Providing critical leadership for the work that is taking place on each campus.
- Helping to make outside constituents, including other public sectors in California, aware of the work.
- Engaging in broader national conversations related to HSIs.
Berkeley
Liliana Iglesias
Director of Organizational Transformation, Latinx Thriving Initiatives
Gina Garcia
Professor, Education & Faculty Director, Latinx Thriving Initiatives
Davis
Pablo Reguerín
Vice Chancellor, Student Affairs
Marcela Cuellar
Associate Professor, Higher Education Leadership
Irvine
Stephanie Reyes-Tuccio
Vice Provost for Educational and Community Partnerships
Dyonne Bergeron
Vice Chancellor Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Gonzalez
HSI Director
Sylvia Hurtado
Professor, Education
Merced
Edith Ramirez
Manager, Student Success
Ricardo Cisneros
Assistant Professor, Public Health
Riverside
Estella Acuña
Director, Chicano Student Programs
Mariam Lam
Vice Chancellor and Chief Diversity Officer
Arlene Cano Matute
Assistant Director, Chicano Student Programs
San Diego
Maruth Figueroa
Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Success and Retention
Gerardo Arellano
Director, Raza Resource Centro & Director HSI Initiatives
Santa Barbara
D. Ines Casillas
Assistant Professor, Chicana and Chicano Studies
Veronica Fematt
Director, HSI Initiatives
Mario Castellanos
Executive Director, Office of Educational Partnerships
Santa Cruz
Rodrigo Lazo
Professor, Literature & Director of HSRU Initiatives
Juan Poblete
Professor, Literature Department, Spanish Studies and Critical Race and Ethnic Studies
Charis Herzon
Director, HSI Initiatives