“A Moral, Ethical, and Fiduciary Obligation to Serve”: Perceptions of the Role of Presidents at Hispanic-Serving Community Colleges

McNaughtan, Jon; Lujan, Jarett

doi:10.1080/10668926.2023.2189179

Community College Journal of Research and Practice

2023

DOI: 10.1080/10668926.2023.2189179

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“A Moral, Ethical, and Fiduciary Obligation to Serve”: Perceptions of the Role of Presidents at Hispanic-Serving Community Colleges

Jon McNaughtan

Jarett Lujan

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“Not simply the act of enrolling”: Defining servingness at Hispanic‐serving community colleges

Lujan,

McNaughtan,

Williams

2024

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The number of federally designated Hispanic serving institutions (HSIs) has almost doubled over the last 10 years. This shift has led researchers and policy makers alike to increasingly scrutinize what it means to be Hispanic serving, and not just Hispanic enrolling. In this study, we present perspectives from five Hispanic community college presidents who lead federally designated HSIs. Based on interviews we examine how community college presidents define servingness and what they view as critical to truly serving Hispanic students. Our findings indicate that servingness involves a focus on getting resources to students, intentional purpose‐driven programming, cultural knowledge training, and finding ways to include all students in HSI‐centered programming.

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“Not simply the act of enrolling”: Defining servingness at Hispanic‐serving community colleges

Lujan,

McNaughtan,

Williams

2024

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“A Moral, Ethical, and Fiduciary Obligation to Serve”: Perceptions of the Role of Presidents at Hispanic-Serving Community Colleges

Cited by 4 publications

References 41 publications

“Not simply the act of enrolling”: Defining servingness at Hispanic‐serving community colleges

“Not simply the act of enrolling”: Defining servingness at Hispanic‐serving community colleges

Exploring How Emergent Leaders Strive for Presidential Roles at Hispanic Serving Institutions

Advancing Presidential Careers: Operationalizing Sponsorship in Higher Education

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