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