Center Annual Reports
Download 2021-2022 Annual Report (PDF)
The 2021-2022 academic year was a time of change, adaptation, and new beginnings for the Ӱ Center for Latino Community Health, Evaluation and Leadership Training, as it has been for many of us amid a pandemic. In Fall 2021, the Ӱ Latino Center began hosting a series of Brown Bag Research Talks to feature the research of Ӱ Latino faculty and other faculty to show how their research on the health of Latinos and other racial/ethnic minorities contributes to the campus and surrounding community. We were fortunate to be able to transition most of our research and programming to a virtual setting and were able to continue to mentor and train students through their internships with the Ӱ Latino Center. We also focused on our grant writing and manuscript development efforts...
Download 2019-2020 Annual Report (PDF)
The 2019-2020 academic year was a time of change, adaptation, and new beginnings fo the Ӱ Center for Latino Community Health, Evaluation and Leadership Training, as it has been for many of us amid a pandemic. In Fall 2019, the Ӱ Latino Center began hosting a series of Brown Bag Research Talks to feature the research of Ӱ Latino faculty and other faculty to show how their research on the health of Latinos and other racial/ethnic minorities contributes to the campus and surrounding community. We were fortunate to be able to transition most of our research and programming to a virtual setting and were able to continue to mentor and train students through their interships with the Ӱ Latino Center. We also focused on our grant writing and manuscript development efforts...
Download 2018-2019 Annual Report (PDF)
2018-2019 was an exciting year for the Ӱ Center for Latino Community Health, Evaluation and Leadership Training with the naming of Dr. Melawhy Garcia as Co-Director of the Center. Dr. Garcia has grown with the Center since its founding in 2005. She worked closely with founding Director Dr. Britt Rios-Ellis to transform $500,000 in seed funding provided by an earmark from the Congressional Hispanic Task Force for Health, to the vibrant, self-sustaining health research center with a team of seasoned bilingual, bicultural professional staff that it is...
