Amid growing evidence the pandemic and recession are worsening equity gapsExcelencia in Education last month released an analysis on Latino representation in higher education, as well as on degree attainment and completion rates.

We spoke with Deborah SantiagoExcelencia's co-founder and CEO, about the report's findings and to hear about key data points it identified. She also spoke about what some institutions are doing right with Latino students and where opportunities exist for colleges to do better.

This episode is sponsored by Cengage, from online to hyflex learning, Cengage supports your changing pedagogy at scale. Learn more at cengage.com/institutional.

 

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