Session #BOF 2

HSI FORUM

Raul GalvanU.S. Department of Education

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Small and Under-Resourced School Division

Unit was created in response to a series of Presidential Executive Orders

• Provide assistance to strengthenthe administrative capabilities of:– Historically Black Colleges and

Universities– Hispanic-Serving Institutions– Tribally Controlled Colleges

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Small and Under-Resourced School Division

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Small and Under-Resourced School Division

• Expand opportunities for these institutions to participate in federal programs

• Proactively identify the unique service needs of HBCUs, HSIs, and TCUs as it relates to the management of the Title IV programs

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Small and Under-Resourced School Division

• Provide the assistance required to ensure continued participation in the Title IV programs which the institution has chosen to participate

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Small and Under-Resourced School Division (SURSD)

SURSD Services and Training– Internal Institutional Title IV

Assessments– Specialized Staff Training– Technical Assistance– On-campus Site Visits– Management Consultations

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Hispanic-Serving Institutions

• HSI’s breakdown– 168 designated HSI’s– Located across United States & Puerto Rico– Majority in California & Texas

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Hispanic-Serving Institutions

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168 Hispanic-Serving Institutions

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HSI School Classification

School TypePrivate Non-Profit Institutions - 39Public Institutions - 122Proprietary Institutions – 7

Degrees OfferedAssociate’s degree - 86Bachelor’s degree - 11Master or Doctorate’s degree - 71

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HSI Title IV Reported

• Programs– Grants (Pell, ACG, SMART, TEACH)– Loans (Sub, Unsub, PLUS, Grad PLUS)– FSEOG, FWS, Perkins

• Funding Reported– 2008 - $4,398,765,552– 2009 - $5,274,192,791– 2010 - $6,988,814,875– Total - $16,661,773,218

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Contact Information

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• Phone: 214-661-9455• E-mail: raul.galvan@ed.gov