Title: 17th%20Annual%20HACU%20National%20Capitol%20Forum
117th Annual HACU National Capitol Forum
2Agenda
- Appropriations for FY 2013
- Reauthorizations
- Student Immigration Legislation
3Appropriations
- U.S. Department of Education
- U.S. Department of Agriculture
- U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
- National Science Foundation
- Refer to FY 2013 One Pager in Folders
4U.S. Department of Education
5Appropriations Status
- Labor-HHS-Education
- Strengthening Hispanic-Serving Institutions Part
A - FY 2012 Final - 100.4 million
- Drop from117M in FY 2010 to 104.3M in FY
2011 - Presidents Budget 100.4M in FY 2013
- HACU Request - 175M in FY 2013
-
6- Promoting Post-baccalaureate Opportunities for
Hispanic Americans - Part B -
- Mandatory funding - 11.5M in FY 2012
- Flat-funded - (11.5) from FY 2011 and FY 2010
- Discretionary 9M in FY 2012
- Drop from 9.3M in FY 2011
- Drop from 10.5M in FY 2010
- Presidents Budget 9M in FY 2013
- HACU Request 100M in FY 2013
7STEM Funding for MSIs
- Amends the Higher Education Act by extending
funding for programs at HBCUs and other MSIs
through 2019, to help low-income students attain
degrees in the STEM fields - 100 million to Hispanic Serving Institutions
including 10 million for community partnerships,
- 85 million to Historically Black Colleges and
Universities, - 15 million to Predominantly Black Institutions,
- 30 million to Tribal Colleges and Universities,
- 15 million to Alaska, Hawaiian Native
Institutions, 5 million to Asian American and
Pacific Islander Institutions, and - 5 million to Native American nontribal serving
institutions.
8Hawkins Centers of Excellence (New Request)
- FY 2013- 30 million for the new Hawkins Centers
of Excellence program to increase the pool of
minority educators by expanding and reforming
teacher education programs at Minority-Serving
Institutions (MSIs).
9First in the World Fund
- The Presidents budget requests 55 million for a
program (First in the World), under the Fund for
the Improvement of Postsecondary Education
(FIPSE), to support reform and improvement in
postsecondary education. - Up to 20 million reserved for MSIs.
10Pell Grants
- FY 2012 Final
- 5,550 per student
- Includes significant changes to eligibility
requirements - FY 2013 Proposal
- 5,635 per student
11U.S. Department of Agriculture
HACU National Internship Program Interns at
USDA Above Helen Carcamo California State
University, Long Beach Food Safety and
Inspection Service (Fall 2011) Right Ricardo
Zapater University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez
Forest Service (Summer 2011)
12Agriculture Appropriations Hispanic Education
Partnership Grants Program
- FY 2012 Final- 9.2 million
- Presidents FY 2013 Budget- 9.2 million
- HACU FY 2013 Request - 40 million
13HSACU Endowment Fund
- FY 2012 Final - 0
- Presidents Budget FY 2013 - 10 million,
Endowment Fund - HACU FY 2013 Request - 80 million
14 Agriculture AppropriationRequests FY 2013
- 40 million in U.S. Department of Agriculture
(USDA) for HSIs under - Title VII-HSI
- Grants Program of the Farm Bill
- 20 million for the HSACU Equity Grants Program
- 80 million for the Endowment Fund for
Hispanic-Serving Agricultural Colleges and
Universities (HSACUs) - 40 million for the HSACU Institutional
Capacity-Building Grant Program - 40 million HSACU Fundamental and Applied
Research Grants - 40 million for the HSACU Extension Grants
Program - 40 million for the HSI Agricultural Land
National Resources Leadership Program
15U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
16HUD MSI University PartnershipEliminated in FY
2011
- Funds used by institutions to revitalize
neighborhoods, promote affordable housing and
stimulate economic development in their
communities. - The HUD MSI-University Partnership Programs
represented a set of powerful tools for these
institutions to enhance our nations
competitiveness and promote social stability and
cultural richness.
17 HUD AppropriationRequests FY 2013
- FY 2012 Final - 0
- Presidents Budget - 0
- HACU FY 2013 Request - 15 million
- In FY 2010 was funded at 6 million
18National Science Foundation
- HSIs are currently the only group of MSIs not
receiving targeted NSF infrastructure development
funding. - HACU Request FY 2013 - 30 million for a
competitive grants program within NSF to support
HSIs research, curriculum and infrastructure
development, and other purposes.
19Authorizations
- Elementary and Secondary Education Act
- Workforce Investment Act
- Foreign Assistance Act U.S. Department
- of State
- 2008 Farm Bill
20Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
- HACU Recommendations on Early Childhood
Education - Authorize 20M competitive grant program for HSIs
to increase the number of culturally and
linguistically competent early childhood
education teachers and assistants to address
needs of ELLs - Authorize 5M competitive grants programs for
HSIs to develop family literacy programs - Authorize a 3M competitive grants program for
HSIs to create a mentorship program - Previously, No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act
21ESEA (continued)
- HACU RecommendationsDiversifying the Ranks of
our Nations Teachers and Principals - Authorize a competitive grant program of 50M to
train teachers to be culturally and
linguistically prepared - Authorize a competitive grant program of 50M to
develop culturally and linguistically prepared
master teachers in STEM to teach at HSSDs - Authorize a loan forgiveness program of 10M for
students who attend an HSI, receive a teaching
certificate, and teach in an HSSD for no less
than 5 years.
22ESEA (continued)
- HACU Recommendations on HSI/HSSD Collaboration to
Expand Access to Higher Education - Authorize the creation of a Hispanic Serving
School District (HSSD) designation, which
consists of school districts with a Hispanic
Student enrollment of at least 25 percent. - Authorize a 15M competitive grant program to
expand the number of AP courses in STEM areas to
HSSDs - Authorize a 20M competitive grant program for
HSIs to collaborate with HSSDs to develop and
improve dual enrollment programs.
23Workforce Investment Act (WIA)
- HACU requests 20M competitive grant program for
2- and 4- year HSIs focused on training Hispanics
and low-income youth and adults in health care
professions. - HACU requests a 20M competitive grant program
for 2- and 4- year HSIs focused on training
Hispanic and low-income youth and adults in
green jobs and technology. - HACU requests a 20M competitive grant program
for migrant and seasonal farm worker programs to
develop skills and training to move into
year-round employment.
24Foreign Assistance Act(HSIs Study Abroad Program)
- Establishes a 40 million competitive grants
program for an HSIs Study Abroad Program under
the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 (P.L 87-195)
Section 105 and (PL 107-206) under the U.S.
Department of State, Bureau of Educational and
Cultural Affairs. - Hispanic students from HSIs to study in
countries of the Western Hemisphere for a period
of no more than (2) years. - Western Hemisphere college and university
students for study at an HSIs for a period of no
more than (2) years.
25Reauthorization of the 2008 Farm Bill
- HACU Recommends
- Preserve Current Programs
- New Recommendations inclusion of the following
provisions in the authorization of the 2012 Farm
Bill under Sec. 14204 of the 2008 Farm Bill
reauthorization to be added as Sec. 14204.2 - A 40M competitive grants program authorized for
HSACUs to train Hispanic farm workers and other
Hispanic youth working in agriculture-related
fields for jobs requiring skills in new
technologies in agriculture, food science and
safety, bio-energy and environmental sciences,
and other related skills as the Secretary may
determine to be appropriate. -
- A 5M special scholarship program for Hispanic
youth from families employed in agriculture and
food processing who demonstrate an interest in
pursuing a career in the agriculture and food
science industry or related areas.
26Student Immigration Legislation
- DREAM Development, Relief and Education for
Alien Minors Act - HR 1842, S 952 (Sen. Durbin
Rep. Berman) - ARMS Adjustment Residency for Military Service
Bill, - HR 3823 (Rep. David Rivera) - HACU Actions
- National Hispanic Leadership Agenda
- DREAM Act Coalition
27Tomorrow Morning
- Distribution of informational materials to
present to Members of Congress. - (Please let us know if you cant attend the
meetings scheduled for you.) - Guest speakers
- Congressman Rubén Hinojosa (D 15th, TX)
- Congressman David Rivera (R 25th, FL)
28- This presentation will be uploaded on HACUs
website - www.hacu.net
29HACU Government Relations
- Gumecindo Salas gsalas_at_hacu.net
- Vice President of Government Relations
- Maria Elena Vivas-House mevivas-house_at_hacu.net
- Senior Executive Director of the HACU National
Internship Program - Serena Dávila- sdavila_at_hacu.net
- Executive Director of Legislative Affairs
- Laura Maristany - lmaristany_at_hacu.net
- Executive Director of Legislative Affairs
- Erica Romero eromero_at_hacu.net
- Executive Director of the Western Regional Office
- Cesar Oyervides-Cisneros coyervides_at_hacu.net
- Director of Federal Relations Outreach
30HACU Government Relations
- One Dupont Circle NW, Suite 430
- Washington, DC 20036
- Phone (202) 833-8361
- Fax (202) 261-5082
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