Sac State celebra una década como una Institución de Servicio para los Hispanos

Una celebración tomó lugar en el patio de la biblioteca de la Universidad Estatal de Sacramento con una presentación, actividades y panel.

Jaqueline Ruvalcaba and Melanie Arechiga • March 3, 2026

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La Universidad Estatal de Sacramento celebró una década como una universidad HSI el jueves 26 de febrero. La celebración empezó en Wileety College con una presentación donde hablaron Lilia Contreras, directora de HSI, y Amber Gonzales, profesora del colegio de educación. La presentación trató sobre el paisaje preliminar de la comunidad latine en Sac State. El evento terminó con el panel de la década del servicio, donde cinco miembros, quienes contribuyeron a la historia de HSI, conversaron sobre la historia de la Institución de Servicio para los Hispanos, el futuro y cómo hacer mejores cambios.

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