HACU presents its 6th International Conference
San Antonio, Texas – The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) will present its 6th International Conference, “Technology and Culture: International Convergence,” in Santa Fe, New Mexico, May 22-24, at the El Dorado Hotel.
The three-day conference has become one of the country’s premier international platforms and attracts Hispanic higher education leaders from around the world to promote education as a key to economic growth and multicultural understanding.
“Our goal is to develop new international education partnerships which do not recognize geographical barriers in order to promote cultural understanding through our common commitment to educational advancement as the surest path to progress and prosperity for our global economy,” said HACU President and CEO Antonio R. Flores.
College and university leaders from throughout the Americas and abroad will join international education service providers and corporate supporters at a conference that will feature sessions on topics including the creation of cultural context for successful technology partnerships; promoting a multicultural, multilingual approach to higher education; cross-border technology trends and the role of Hispanic higher education; and future directions in international policies on education, culture, and technology.
Confirmed speakers include:
Invited speakers include:
HACU, which began as an organization of colleges and universities serving the higher education needs of the youngest and largest ethnic population in the
HACU's international conferences have attracted wide attention to global issues and trends in education, workforce development in new areas of technology, public policy, and cultural development.
For more information on the Conference or specific session topics, please visit www.hacu.net.