Higher Education Trends and Issues

Sept. 22, 2005
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Dr. Clara Lovett, President Emerita of Northern Arizona University and former President/CEO of the American Association of Higher Education joins José Cárdenas to talk about trends and issues impacting future education in the Hispanic community.

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