2025 AHSIE BEST PRACTICES CONFERENCE
Registration for the AHSIE 17th Annual Best Practices Conference is now open!
We are pleased to announce the 17th Annual AHSIE Best Practices Conference, Siempre Presente: Reclaiming the Power of Voice, Identity, y Cultura. This year, we invite you to join us in a dynamic exploration of how we can harness our collective voice, celebrate our diverse identities in education, and honor our rich cultural heritage to drive meaningful change in our communities and institutions.
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About AHSIE
Mission
The Alliance for Hispanic Serving Institution Educators (AHSIE) supports practitioners through professional learning, collaboration, engagement, and sharing best practices.
Vision
The Alliance for Hispanic Serving Institution Educators (AHSIE) supports practitioners in institutions of higher learning to ensure that Latina/o/x students thrive academically, professionally, and personally through the lens of equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Values
As a community AHSIE values and beliefs are expressed as:
We believe excellence is achieved through integrity, trust, and respect.
We believe in a culturally relevant learning environment to achieve excellence and success.
We believe that student success is achieved through professional learning and leadership development.
We believe in responding to the needs of our academic and broader community.
We believe in synergistic partnerships that support student success.
We believe in equity, social justice, diversity, and inclusion.
To qualify as a Hispanic Serving Institution, an institution of higher education must have a full-time undergraduate student population that is at least 25% Hispanic. These institutions are not only eligible for Title III/Title V funding through the U.S. Department of Education and other Federal agencies but have the explicit mission of promoting higher education access and opportunity for Hispanic students.
