Adelante Hostos! is a Title V grant awarded to Hostos Community College in October 2015. The grant consists of three components designed to improve student achievement. The initiatives engage faculty, staff, and students in the creation or re-design of targeted interventions and high impact practices in teaching and learning. Over the course of the grant, students will improve academic capability and learning outcomes and faculty will refine pedagogical strategies, advance their research, and further their service to the institution.
Hostos Adelante
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4-minute Community Speech
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by Dennis Gibbons The speech I gave at the Radiologic Technology Program’s Pinning Ceremony on May 27, 2016...
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A Conversation with Ann Mester Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
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Tram Nguyen, Assistant Professor English Department T: It’s great to have this opportunity to converse with you. To...
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Congratulations Olga Steinberg
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Congratulations to Olga Steinberg, Professor in the Natural Sciences Department for your recently awarded NSF grant housed by Weil Cornell Medical...
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Explore World of Physics Outside the Classroom
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by Biao Jiang, Natural Sciences Physics education is always considered as a challenge due to its complexity in nature....
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Botanicals and Metabolic Syndrome Center in Tajikistan
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Professor Vyacheslav Dushenkov is a Program Coordinator for the Center for Botanicals and Metabolic Syndrome (CBMS) established in Tajikistan...
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Self-Study Design: Positive Outcomes from our conversation with Middle States Representative Dr. Hilda Colon-Plumey
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Note from the Middle States Self-Study Co-Chairs: We want to share this great news as we navigate this...
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Honors Convocation Ceremony 2018
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by Damaris-Lois Lang, Assistant Professor Natural Sciences & Chair, Scholarship and Awards Committee Hostos Community College, The City University...
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The 2016 Adrienne Rich Women’s History Month Essay Contest
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By Andrea Fabrizio and Jerilyn Fisher, Both from English Department That our students have much to say of...
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