Student Resources
An education is your greatest strength. That’s why
University of Phoenix partnered with the United States
Hispanic Leadership Institute (USHLI) to offer 20
full-tuition scholarships. Each Scholarship will
provide you with the opportunity to pursue an undergraduate
or master’s degree at University of Phoenix–at any
campus or online.
The 21st Century Leaders Internship of the United
States Hispanic Leadership Institute is a ten (10)
week program that promotes grassroots community organizing
and leadership development in key impact areas.
The Dr. Juan Andrade Scholarship for Young Hispanic
Leaders was established by the USHLI Board of Directors
in 1994.
Project SED is a classroom-based civic education
program for high school students in grades 9-12. This
program features classroom instruction by social studies
teachers utilizing USHLI materials including a teacher’s
manual, bilingual instructional booklets, learning
exercises, issues and candidate research, and mock
elections.
CLDP is a seven-week, interactive, bilateral, policy-oriented
training program for Latino student leaders and university
staff, faculty, and administrators. The program is
designed to focus on how to formulate, exercise, and
influence policy.
SALSA is designed to recruit Latino high school students
for college and to facilitate closer and more effective
networking /events coordination between Latino student
organizations on campuses across the United States.
All five conferences are an integral part of USHLI's
strategy to organize and train the next generation
of Latino leaders in the United States. Students are
encouraged to attend at least one regional conference
(Midwest Student
Leadership Conference, Northwest
Student Leadership Conference,
Northeast Student Leadership Conference, Central States Student Leadership Conference and the Southeast
Student Leadership Conference), and to attend
the annual National
USHLI Conference.
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