Friday, May 19, 2023 | Vol. 6, No. 16

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT DAISY COCCO DE FILIPPIS

My Dear Colleagues and Students,

We have reached the last publication of “El Semanario” for this academic year. Wishing all successful finals and a good summer. Below I share my remarks from the All College Meeting held this past Monday, May 15.

ALL COLLEGE MEETING

Welcoming Remarks

May 15, 2023

Hostos Community College

My Dear Colleagues and Students,

It is a joy to gather at the conclusion of a year of challenges and yet significant achievements. This academic year we transitioned to predominantly in-person, both in the classroom and participation outside of the classroom, for intellectual and cultural activities. As always, our main concern is the well-being of our students, faculty, staff, and administration, as we offer high-quality instruction and student and academic support services. This is how we live our mission at Hostos.

I thank colleagues and students for joining us this afternoon as I look forward to presentations by College Senate Chair Ialongo, SGA President González and members of the President’s Cabinet. Mil gracias, Executive Chief of Staff Kreymer, for your dynamic moderation of this meeting. Congratulations to all as we celebrate colleagues recognized today for their collaborative spirit with a “manos a la obra/all-hands-on-deck” award.

Throughout this academic year, we continued to reach out and keep the college community informed, as we have done since fall 2020 by means of the Hostos Weekly / El Semanario Hostosiano entries about our collective work; work so many of us have shared. This work has been supported as well by those on the ground, our generous laborers and custodians, Conference Center, Information Technology and Public Safety colleagues. Thank you, mil gracias, does not begin to express the gratitude and the pride I feel.

The Strategic Planning Team took on the responsibility to provide a just and equitable educational experience as the guiding principle of the evidence-based, participatory process to offer mission-aligned ways our campus community and external stakeholders can collaborate toward our shared interests in student success for all. Dean Audant will offer a brief summary of the process and content, as we also look forward to final discussions with the College Senate and our Foundation. Let me just add that I am most proud of how the plan balances supporting students intellectually and practically.

We celebrate this afternoon having come together as a college community on multiple occasions to prepare for the Aspen Institute Prize for Community College Excellence 2023, preparation of documents, and interviews; the engaged and inclusive Strategic Planning process and the powerful draft final plan created as a result of multiple voices at the table; having our Middle States Self-Study selected as one of the documents to be shared with colleagues at other institutions of higher education as they prepare for their own self-study process; the planning and opening of the Hostos Research Center, promising precisely the opening of doors to research opportunities for our students and faculty; preparing and submitting a successful $1 million congressional earmark in support of our students’ transfer opportunities; the successful submission by colleagues in OAA of a title V grant that will go far in years to come to support academic initiatives; the very successful Gala Celebration of the 55th Anniversary of the Founding of the College, and the multiple celebratory activities to mark this important moment for all of us.

Making retention gains represented a major focus, too - building on our innovation in developmental education, Gateway courses, cohort offerings, and advisement investments produced an 8.2% improvement in fall-to-spring retention, resulting in a 7.3% increase in enrollment as compared to Spring 2022. Bravi! 

As discussed previously, our Strategic Plan (2023-2028) will extend more intentionally our horizon beyond graduation, with a strong focus on employment and transfer to help students embrace their paths forward from the time they arrive to well after they leave us. To that end, the generous support from The MacKenzie Scott Gift and the seeds planted with our ongoing initiatives will go far. We celebrate early wonderful results in engagement and participation in initiatives that go from Families United in Education, Hostos Research Center’s innovations, Workforce Initiatives in non-credit and credit opportunities, Educating in Diversity programming, NexGen Public Health Scholars, and other 2+2+2 transfer opportunities, Mentor/Mentee Jobs on Campus, Student Symposium, Research grants and scholarships that have strongly supported our efforts this last year and past summer.

I know you've heard me say this before. Still, it is worth repeating that my particular passion, a passion I share with many colleagues at Hostos, is giving students the opportunity to pursue a liberal arts foundation while also articulating pathways that lead to jobs and careers that help our students earn a good living.

As always, I close my remarks by reflecting on Pablo Neruda’s Nobel Laureate speech: his understanding of the connection we have with others and the responsibility we have to one another as we try to move forward as human beings in this life’s journey. Here is a brief excerpt from Neruda’s speech, words some of you have heard me read many times before:

All paths lead to the same goal; to convey to others what we are…

but in this dance or in this song, there are fulfilled the most ancient

rites of our conscience in the awareness of being human and of

believing in a common destiny.

I wish us all a rewarding end of the academic year with love and hope. As we continue our aspirational work, may your path bring joyful opportunities to support and encourage our students’ and each other’s journeys.

Mil gracias y bendiciones,

Daisy Cocco De Filippis, Ph.D.

President



A POEM

MESSAGE FROM STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT JOSÉ GONZÁLEZ

Dear Caimans,

Approaching finals week with a positive mindset can greatly impact your performance and well-being. Embrace the opportunity to showcase your knowledge and abilities by creating a study schedule that allows for breaks and self-care. Remind yourself of your past achievements and the hard work you've invested throughout the semester. Stay focused on the present, take one task at a time, and visualize success. By maintaining a positive mindset, you'll not only improve your chances of excelling in exams but also enhance your overall mental and emotional well-being. 

In preparation for graduation, it's crucial to pick up your graduation tickets as soon as possible. These tickets represent the culmination of your hard work and allow your loved ones to share in your success. Visit your school's administration office or designated ticket distribution area promptly to ensure you have your tickets well in advance. By doing so, you'll have peace of mind and ample time to plan and communicate with your family and friends, ensuring everyone can attend and celebrate this momentous occasion together. Approach graduation with a positive mindset, reflecting on your academic journey, and surrounding yourself with supportive individuals who can uplift your spirits. By cultivating positivity and sharing your joy with loved ones, you'll make the most of this memorable milestone in your life.

Best,

José González

MS. MACKENZIE SCOTT’S GIFT: PRESIDENT’S INITIATIVES

Submitted by Sofia Oviedo, Ph.D., Research Programs Director

I want to thank all the students, faculty, and staff that participated in the Shine Your Light Poetry Celebration Day event this past Tuesday and for shining your light through the beautiful poems that were shared. This was such a fitting way to cap off such an engaging and dynamic spring semester at Hostos. I am so delighted that over the course of this semester and academic year, Ms. MacKenzie Scott’s Gift: President’s Initiatives have provided our campus with many opportunities for learning and community-building, recognizing the accomplishments of our students, faculty, and staff, and celebrating the College’s 55th anniversary. Special thanks to President Daisy Cocco De Filippis and the members of the Hostos Advisory Corp for their guidance and leadership, and all the students, faculty, and staff that have participated in and supported the President’s Initiatives. Over the summer, I will be conducting an evaluation of the pilot initiatives that will be used to inform decision-making and planning and will share the key findings at the start of the new academic year.

With the recent opening of the Hostos Research Center (HRC), I am looking forward to the increased opportunities for individual and organizational growth for our campus community. The Hostos Research Center is open and available for students, faculty, and staff to access as a dedicated space for planning and developing research and project grants and for hosting special research presentations as well as capacity-building workshops and events. An announcement detailing the HRC’s schedule for the summer and academic year’s activities, along with the space reservation process, will be shared with the Hostos community soon.

As our community begins final exams and commencement activities, I want to take this opportunity to congratulate all students on their completion of the 2022-23 academic year and hope that it has been a successful and enriching experience. For the students who are graduating this year, I offer warm congratulations on achieving such an important life goal and wish you much success in all your future educational and career development endeavors. I look forward to seeing you at graduation and to your return visit to the Hostos campus as an alum!

Recurring Announcements

The Hostos Research Center and CSPG (Committee for Sponsored Programs and Grants) have issued a new Call for Proposals for the 2023 IDEAS Project Development Awards (Innovating, Developing, and Executing Actions with Success). Faculty and staff are invited to submit proposals addressing institutional needs and/or current research questions with potential to be translated and materialized into a full-fledged project eligible for external funding. Each HRC-CSPG – IDEAS Project will receive $1,000 or $2,000 as a summer 2023 stipend/start-up funding to develop a grant proposal to be submitted to an external funding opportunity.

Click here to access the Call for Proposals. Application deadline is May 31, 2023.

For more information about Ms. MacKenzie Scott’s Gift: President’s Initiatives, please email or call Sofia Oviedo at soviedo@hostos.cuny.edu | Tel: 718-518-4309



POLICY OF THE WEEK

Submitted by Executive Counsel and Labor Designee Eugene Sohn, Esq.

CUNY Policy on Drugs and Alcohol 

The City University of New York (CUNY) is an institution committed to promoting the physical, intellectual, and social development of all individuals. As such, CUNY seeks to prevent the abuse of drugs and alcohol, which can adversely impact performance and threaten the health and safety of students, employees, their families, and the general public. CUNY complies with all federal, state, and local laws concerning the unlawful possession, use, and distribution of drugs and alcohol.

Read the entire policy here. 



OFFICE OF GOVERNMENTAL AND EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

Submitted by Director Eric Radezky, Ph.D.

The June Primary Election is Fast Approaching!

This June, NYC will vote on candidates for local offices, including City Council, District Attorney (Bronx, Queens, Staten Island), Civil Court, Delegates to the Judicial Convention, and Party positions. Make your plan to vote! To learn more, visit NYC Votes.

Your poll site might have changed recently, so check here before you go.

Deadlines:

Absentee ballot request: June 12

Update your voting address: June 12

Voter registration deadline: June 17

Early voting: June 17 - 25 

Primary day: June 27

The People’s Money: Citywide Participatory Budgeting - Voting is Open!

Voting is now open for “The People’s Money,” NYC’s first-ever citywide participatory budgeting process! All New Yorkers age 11 and up, regardless of immigration status, will be able to decide how to spend $5 million of Mayoral expense funding. Between May 10 and June 25, residents can vote to fund projects in their borough and/or neighborhood online or by paper ballot.

Residents living in any one of the five boroughs will be able to vote on a ballot for that borough. Residents living in one of 33 equity neighborhoods will also be able to vote on a ballot for their neighborhood. Click here to learn more about the projects on your ballot!

Find out about online voting and paper ballot voting here.

If you have any questions about these items, please email Dr. Radezky at eradezky@hostos.cuny.edu. 

NEWS FROM THE DIVISIONS

OFFICE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS (OAA)

Submitted by Provost and VP Shiang-Kwei Wang, Ph.D.

Ms. MacKenzie Scott’s Gift: President’s Initiatives: Mentor/Mentee Jobs on Campus Interns are a Success!

OAA is pleased to share the success of two Mentor/Mentee Jobs on Campus students:

• Ms. Elizabeth Quiñones will graduate this semester with an Associate in Applied Sciences in Digital Design & Animation. She is transferring to City College of New York (CCNY), CUNY, where she intends to complete a Bachelor of Fine Arts. Elizabeth accepted a part-time position with OAA beginning in June 2023 to support the Hostos Online initiative and will start at CCNY in the fall. 

• Mr. Daniel Tolbert is graduating with an Associate in Applied Sciences in Game Design. This is Daniel’s second degree, and he has successfully landed a full-time position with New Life School located in the Bronx. Daniel also has a Bachelor’s degree in professional and technical writing from the New York City College of Technology (City Tech), CUNY.

Student Symposium Slideshow

OAA is delighted to share with you this compilation of pictures from our Inaugural Hostos Student Symposium on April 18, 2023. Thank you for all of the photo contributions and for helping us to capture the energy of the day. Thank you to President Daisy Cocco De Filippis and Ms. Mackenzie Scott's Gift: President's Initiatives for making this day possible, and thank you to all of the students, faculty, and staff who made it a success. Enjoy the photos! 

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AND ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT (SDEM)

Submitted by VP La Toro Yates, Ph.D.

Congratulations to our Colleagues

CUNY’s 2023 and Inaugural Rising Stars class includes three of  Hostos Community College’s very own, Dr. Althea Sterling (Associate Dean of SDEM), Mr. Carlos Rivera, (Director of Admissions), and Mr. Leslie K. King (Director of Financial Aid). Rising Star is a year-long program focused on creating innovative solutions to grow enrollment and student success at CUNY. Thank you, Interim Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management Reine Sarmiento, for honoring all of the CUNY Community College Rising Stars. I am excited for each Rising Star and how they will positively impact the future of CUNY and Hostos!

ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE (ADM)

Submitted by SVP Esther Rodríguez-Chardavoyne

Update on Infrastructure Projects

As the spring semester wraps up, it’s time for another update on some of the infrastructure work taking place on campus:

• The façade work on the south wall of the A building (adjacent to the park) resumed in April as the weather and temperatures became more conducive to masonry work.  

• The 9 Air Handlers Project is progressing in the old wing of the A building and has a target completion date of December 2023. 

• The repairs to the 429 Grand Concourse space continue. The walls have been repaired and are in the process of being repainted. Once the work on the walls is completed, the floor repairs will commence. The furniture vendor will also be inspecting the furniture to determine their condition and if replacement is necessary.  

• As for the Pedestrian Bridge between the A and C Buildings, temporary stabilization for any loose exterior metal ceiling panels underneath the bridge should start by the end of May 2023. Open areas will be closed up, and loose panels will be secured. A more permanent renovation of the metal panel system will follow once a design is completed.  



CONTINUING EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT (CEWD)

Submitted by VP Evelyn Fernández-Ketcham, Ph.D., LCSW

Two CEWD Alumni will Graduate with Honors from Hostos in Spring 2023

This semester, two CEWD alumni that enrolled in the Associate in Science (A.S.) degree program in Community Health at Hostos will graduate with honors. In March 2021, Hawa Abraham began her journey at Hostos by enrolling in CEWD’s Community Health Worker (CHW) Certificate Program, which has an existing credit articulation agreement with the A.S. degree program in Community Health. Upon enrolling at Hostos, she received nine (9) credits for prior learning toward her Community Health degree. In 2022, Ms. Abraham was hired as a CHW apprentice by Montefiore Health Systems.  She is graduating with a 3.9 grade point average. She has been selected to participate in the Hostos NexGen Public Health Scholars Program, which will allow her to complete a Bachelor’s degree at the Columbia School of General Studies and a Master’s degree at the Columbia Mailman School of Public Health.

Kacey Witter was already enrolled in the A.S. degree program in Community Health at Hostos when she decided to accelerate her academic progress by also completing CEWD’s CHW certificate.  Ms. Witter earned nine (9) college credits upon completing the certificate, which helped her realize her goal — to graduate a semester early.  She is graduating with a GPA of 3.9.

Recurring Announcements

Spring 2023 Catalog is Available Online

Please click here to check it out.

Virtual Information Sessions

To learn more about CEWD’s Summer 2023 program offerings, please attend one of the following upcoming sessions:

• Saturday, May 20 at 11 AM
• Wednesday, May 24 at 6 PM
• Wednesday, June 7 at 6 PM
• Saturday, June 24 at 11 AM
• Wednesday, June 28 at 6 PM

To register for a session, click here. 



INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT (DIA)

Submitted by VP Colette Atkins

Help the Hostos Repertory Company Go to Scotland

Ten Hostos students of the Hostos Repertory Company will perform their play “What You Will” at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in August! To keep this unique opportunity available to all students, the Hostos Community College Foundation is raising funds to defray the cost of the trip. Thanks to generous donors and available funds at the College, we are just $11,100 away from our goal. If you would like to make a gift to help students afford this transformative opportunity, click here.

Upcoming Events

Save the Date for the 2023 Golf Outing

The 17th Annual Hostos Community College Foundation Golf Outing Classic will be played on Thursday, September 21. We will return to the beautiful Pelham Bay & Split Rock Golf Courses this fall to continue this beloved event and raise support for scholarships at Hostos. For a 10% early bird discount, kindly commit to your sponsorship before June 30. Go here for more details. See you in September!

BRAVO NEWS

Celebrating the Accomplishments of the Hostos Community

55th Anniversary Celebrations Wrap Up on a Poetic Note

We want to take this chance to congratulate all the Hostos poets who shared their creations with us at the “Shine Your Light Through Poetry” event. You inspired us all with your powerful poems. We’re looking forward to hosting more of these types of events in the near future. Stay tuned! In the meantime, keep on writing. 

Thank You, Chancellor and Speaker Adams, for Your Visit!

This past Tuesday, Hostos President Daisy Cocco De Filippis was delighted to welcome CUNY Chancellor Félix V. Matos Rodríguez and New York City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams to celebrate the ongoing success of CUNY Reconnect. We are grateful to our steadfast supporters, Council Members Rafael Salamanca, Jr. and Eric Dinowitz, who joined us. Thanks especially to the campus and colleagues in SDEM and the Office of the President for their collaboration. Bravi!

This university-wide program seeks to re-engage New Yorkers who have earned credits and could return to finish their degrees. Nearly 1,000 students have returned to school under the program at Hostos. 

“This initiative is integral to our mission of ensuring equitable access to higher education,” said President Cocco De Filippis. “Hostos and CUNY will be here, with open arms, welcoming back our communities on their learning journey. I’m sure they will achieve their highest aspirations with the support of this program and all our wonderful University system has to offer.”

Congratulations to Hostos Accessibility Innovators Participating in the #100Accessible Campaign

We want to congratulate the faculty and staff that participated in the “Spring 2023 Innovation Celebration: Ensuring Equal Access for All Through the Hostos #100Accessible Campaign” symposium. We were thrilled to know more about the work of the College’s innovators, who are building a culture of excellence in teaching and learning, implementing inclusive methods, and driving continuous improvement and equity.

Hostos Participates in CUNY HSI Conference

A strong contingent of over 20 Hostos faculty and staff participated in the CUNY Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) Conference “Promoting Servingness Across CUNY HSIs” held May 4 & 5 at the New York City College of Technology (City Tech) and sponsored by the National Science Foundation. 

Hostos joined fellow CUNY HSIs in sharing the impacts of their best practices and innovative programs that promote meaningful and evidence-based intentionality in serving Hispanic/Latinx students.

Research Programs Director Sofia Oviedo, one of our representatives, said the conference “provided an incredible opportunity to applaud the progress that has been made across CUNY HSIs to increase engagement, graduation, and career-focused outcomes for our students and to compel us with a renewed commitment to building more holistic HSIs.” 

Hostos Student Wins Prestigious Transfer Scholarship, Selected from 1,700 Applicants

Congratulations to Fatima Bah, one of this year’s recipients of the prestigious Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. She is a Mathematics major at Hostos and has been an active member of the community throughout her years of study. A member of the Student Leadership Academy and a Kaplan Educational Foundation Scholar, Fatima will fully transfer to Cornell University in Spring 2024 as a Civil Engineering major. Besides being an active tutor in her areas of study, and a full-time mother, she has been a Plan Examiner Intern at the NYC Department of Buildings and a Research Assistant at the Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) at Hostos.

The Cooke Foundation scholarship aims for recipients to complete their undergraduate education with as little debt as possible. Out of 1,700 applicants from 448 community colleges nationwide, only 60 students received the scholarship. The award, which is last-dollar funding after all institutional aid, can provide as much as $55,000 per year toward tuition, living expenses, books, and required fees. Additionally, Cooke Scholars are welcomed into the thriving Cooke community and network, receive comprehensive education and career advising, and are eligible for internship and graduate school funding from the Foundation.

Hostos Represented at New York State Summit Against Hate

Hostos Community College Dean Ana García Reyes, Chief Diversity Officer Philip Oliveri, and Governmental Affairs Director Eric Radezky represented Hostos Community College at the “New York United: Stronger Together Against Hate” summit, held on May 10. The inaugural summit brought together community leaders and government partners to stand against hate, violent extremism, and discrimination across New York State. Governor Kathy Hochul provided opening remarks. Former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch was the keynote speaker. Lieutenant Governor Antonio Delgado offered closing remarks. The summit was jointly presented by the New York State Division of Human Rights, Division of Criminal Justice Services, and Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services. State, local, and federal partners, community-based and faith leaders, and advocates gathered to share policies, programs, and practices to build safer and stronger communities where hate has no place. Speakers also shared their strategic and extensive efforts to address hate-motivated crimes, prevent the spread of violent extremism, and promote unity and reconciliation.

“Issues involving hate and discrimination must be addressed as these have a devastating impact on our communities. I commend the Governor and her partners for addressing the issue,” said Dean García Reyes.  

Additional information about the summit and how to combat these issues can be found here.

HOSTOS FOR EVERYONE

Free Services for the Community

Hostos Offers Free Preventive Dental Hygiene Services to the Public

For more information and scheduling, call 718-319-7943.



The appointment schedule is as follows: 

Mondays: 9 AM - 1 PM and 2 - 6 PM

Wednesdays: 8 AM - 12 PM and 2:30 - 6:30 PM

Fridays: 9 AM - 1 PM and 2 - 6 PM

Location: Hostos Dental Hygiene Patient Care Facility

500 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY, 10451

B Building 

The Dental Hygiene Patient Care Facility at Hostos Community College is a teaching unit that provides high-quality dental care, primarily cleanings and dental x-rays to the community, while adhering to the most current sterilization techniques. Several appointments will be needed and each may last three hours at a time.

Note: The clinic does not provide restorative dental work such as fillings, implants, etc.



EVENTS

Title: 39th Annual Honors Convocation Ceremony

Date | Time: Wednesday, May 24 | 6 PM

Location: Main Theater

Description: All faculty and staff are cordially invited to celebrate academic excellence and student achievement in leadership at the 39th Annual Honors Convocation Ceremony.

Title: 55th Anniversary First Commencement Ceremony

Date | Time: Wednesday, May 31 | 2 PM

Location: Main Theater

Description: Please note that the graduating students and candidates are: HERO High, Hostos Lincoln Academy, Liberal Arts (AA), Liberal Arts and Sciences (AS), Criminal Justice (AA), Chemical Engineering Science (AS), Civil Engineering Science (AS), Computer Science (AS), Electrical Engineering Science (AS), Forensic Science (AS), Food Studies (AS), Paralegal Studies (AAS), Public Policy and Administration (AAS), Mathematics (AS), and Mechanical Engineering Science (AS). Find the information you need here.

Title: 55th Anniversary Second Commencement Ceremony

Date | Time: Thursday, June 1 | 11 AM

Location: Main Theater

Description: The graduating students and candidates for the second ceremony are: AAS, certificate programs and all other AS programs as follows: Accounting (AS), Accounting (AAS), Business Management (AS), Aging and Health Studies (AAS), Dental Hygiene (AAS), Digital Design & Animation (AAS), Community Health (AS), Digital Music (AAS), Early Childhood Education (AAS), Game Design (AAS), Nursing (AAS), Accounting for Forensic Accounting (AS), Office Technology (AAS), Radiologic Technology (AAS), Police Science (AS), and LPN (certificate). Find the information you need here.                  

Title: ¡Merengueras Dominicanas!

Date | Time: Friday, June 2 | 8 PM

Location: Repertory Theater

Description: Merengueras Dominicanas celebrates outstanding women in merengue. Indira Rubiera, Ninoshka and Lidia de la Rosa will perform in an extraordinary evening of típico, modern and super-modern merengue live on stage. Get tickets here.

Title: An Afternoon of Music Curated by Miguel Zenón and Angélica Negrón

Date | Time: Sunday, June 4 | 4 PM

Location: Repertory Theater

Description: Composers and performers Angélica Negrón and Miguel Zenón curate an afternoon of works highlighting the rich musical traditions of Puerto Rico leading up to the annual National Puerto Rican Day Parade. The concert will feature a sensational and wide-ranging array of New York performers and composers, including Ahmed Alom, Raquel Acevedo Klein, Angélica Negrón, Victor Pablo, Darian Thomas, and Miguel Zenón. To purchase tickets, click here.

Title: 2023 Golf Outing

Date | Time: Thursday, September 21 | TBD

Location: Pelham Bay & Split Rock Golf Courses

Description: Mark your calendars for the 17th Annual Hostos Community College Foundation Golf Outing Classic on Thursday, September 21. Funds raised during the event will support scholarships at Hostos. For a 10% early bird discount, kindly commit to your sponsorship before June 30. Go here for more details. See you in September!

This is the last issue of El Semanario Hostosiano / The Hostos Weekly for the academic year. We wish all readers an enjoyable end of term and a splendid summer ahead! See you in Fall 2023!

ABOUT EL SEMANARIO HOSTOSIANO / THE HOSTOS WEEKLY

El Semanario Hostosiano / The Hostos Weekly is a communication vehicle designed to unite our multiple voices as we share news about members of the Hostos family, provide updates on our projects and upcoming events, and disseminate policy that impacts our work.  

Past issues can be found here.