Governor Andrew Cuomo today announced the inaugural
class of Fellows at SUNY's Hispanic Leadership Institute (HLI) which is
charged with developing and supporting the next generation of
executive-level Hispanic/LatinX leaders across the SUNY system. The
group will be recognized in Albany this weekend at The 31st Annual
Bienvenida at the SOMOS El Futuro Conference.
"In
New York, we know that diversity is our greatest asset and this
groundbreaking program will ensure that the leadership at SUNY will
reflect the strength of New York's diverse communities," Governor Cuomo said. "This fellowship will give New York's future leaders the tools and training necessary to succeed and lead the SUNY system."
The
HLI offers six and 12-month fellowships to SUNY Hispanic/LatinX faculty
and staff in leadership positions throughout SUNY, including provosts,
chief academic officers, chief business officers, and others. Over the
course of the program, fellows will participate in individualized
mentoring and assessment and development programs to support their
success.
The SUNY HLI will also work with the SUNY Chief Diversity
Officer to help ensure that search committees are trained to
successfully recruit top Hispanic candidates to leadership positions
within the university system.
Click here to review the list.
Source: The Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo
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