Number and percentage of Minority women working as CEO's in community
colleges in the areas of New Mexico, Arizona, Texas and California.

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Request for Question Clarification by nellie_bly-ga on 25 Jan 2003 12:53 PST

What job title are you seeking -- college president or dean or something else?

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Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 25 Jan 2003 13:04 PST

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Request for Question Clarification by bobbie7-ga on 25 Jan 2003 13:31 PST

Hello again ashy1978-ga,

I located information about the Status of Hispanics CEOs in Higher
Education.

I have the total number of U.S. Hispanic CEOs 2001 in higher education
for California, Arizona and New Mexico. This figure is not broken down
in type of higher education institution or gender of CEO.

I did locate the figure for Hispanic CEOs in Texas for 2 year programs
divided in gender.

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Request for Question Clarification by nellie_bly-ga on 29 Jan 2003 15:04 PST

Identifying the presidents of community colleges in NM, AZ, and TX, a
total of 61 institutions is within reason.
However, there are 524 community colleges in California, taking the
project out of the level of effort usually associated with the fee you
offer.
Perhaps you would care to split your question?

Nellie Bly
Google Answers Researcher

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Clarification of Question by ashy1978-ga on 29 Jan 2003 16:49 PST

Hello Nellie_bly-ga,
I dont mind if you can provide me the information of the 3 states
(AZ,TX,NM).

The rephrased question now is.

Number and percentage of Minority women working as CEO's and Minority
Women students in community colleges in the areas of New Mexico,
Arizona and Texas.
Hope you can answer the question and the money is all yours.
Thanks for your time,
Ashy.

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Request for Question Clarification by nellie_bly-ga on 29 Jan 2003 17:58 PST

Thanks ashy.   I'll get right on it.

Nellie

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Request for Question Clarification by nellie_bly-ga on 29 Jan 2003 18:38 PST

Forgive me, but I've just re-read your rephrased question and realized
that you now require information on minority female enrollment in
addition to identifying minority presidents. I'm afraid I will be
unable to meet that data  requirement, which entails much different
scope of research.
Perhaps some other researcher will.

I regret any incovenience. 

Nellie Bly

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Clarification of Question by ashy1978-ga on 29 Jan 2003 22:10 PST

Hello Nellie,
Never Mind. forget about the minority female enrollment. Just give me
the details of the minority women CEO's in the community colleges in
all the three states. (New Mexico, Texas and Arizona)

Thanks,
Ashy.

Minorty Women Community College Presidents in Texas, New Mexico and
Arizona

This list was compiled by first identifying the community colleges in
each state -- New Mexico, Arizon and Texas, then crosschecking against
directories (cited below) that named the college presidents and
individual college websites, pared the list to female presidents only.

Then by visiting the individual college websites and by Google
searches on the president's name I made determinations as to race and,
in some cases, ethnicity. For the remaining presidents, I telephoned
the college to confirm the president's name and asked whether she was
a member of a minority.

TEXAS (6)

Texas Community College Teachers Association
http://www.tccta.org/directory/collegepresidents.html

Conpendium of Texas Colleges
http://www.window.state.tx.us/scholars/schools/colleges.html

Dr. Juliet V. Garcia 
President
Texas Southmost College
80 Fort Brown
Brownsville, TX 78520
Phone: 956-544-8201
FAX: 956-544-8811
E Mail: jvgarcia@utb.edu

Dr. Ana M. (Cha) Guzman 
President
Palo Alto College
1400 West Villaret Boulevard
San Antonio, TX 78224
Phone: 210-921-5260
FAX: 210-921-5385
E Mail: 

Dr. Angie S. Runnels 
President
St. Philip?s College
1801 Martin Luther King Dr.
San Antonio, TX 78203
Phone: 210-531-3591
FAX: 210-531-3590
E Mail: 

Dr. Herlinda Martinez Coronado 
President
North Lake College
5001 North MacArthur Boulevard
Irving, TX 75038
Phone: 972-273-3010
FAX: 972-273-3614
E Mail: linda.coronado@dcccd.edu

Dr. Elva Concha LeBlanc 
President
Galveston College
4015 Avenue Q
Galveston, TX 77550
Phone: 409-763-6551, Ext. 201
FAX: 409-762-9367
E Mail: eleblanc@gc.edu

Dr. Sylvia R. Ramos 
President
Southeast College?HCCS
6815 Rustic
Houston, TX 77087
Phone: 713-718-7071
FAX: 713-641-0678
E Mail: Sylvia.Ramos@hccs.edu


ARIZONA (1)

Corina Gardea, President
Phoenix College
1202 W. Thomas Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85013
602-285-7500 
 corina.gardea@pcmail.maricopa.edu
 602-285-7433

NEW MEXICO (1)
New Mexico Commission on Higher Education
http://www.nmche.org/colleges/twoyear.html
Associate Degree Colleges / Community Colleges

The New Mexico Association of Community Colleges
6401 Richards Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87508
Fax: (505) 428-1469
http://www.nmacc.org/members.html

communitycolleges
http://www.newmexiconext.com/www/directories/commcolleges.htm

Della Warrior 
dwarrior@iaiancad.org
Institute of American Indian Arts
1600 St. Micahael's Drive
PO Box 2007
Santa Fe, NM 87504
505-424-2300


By the way, I've investigated the level of effort required to compile
the same information for the 108 "community colleges" in California,
and given the apparent abscence any list of presidents,  I'd estimate
that it would require several hours more than the six required to
complete these three states.  Visiting individual college websites is
cumbersome and time consuming. Many make it very difficult to identify
the president (a puzzling phenomenon).
I also looked into trying to gather data on minority female students. 
This would be virtually impossible to gather from college websites.
Those few that post student demographics do so by gender and by
ethnicity but not "gender by ethnicity." Unless state education
departments gather that data, it would require telephoning each
campus, and even then, it is not certain they could make the gender by
ethnicity break.


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Nellie Bly
Google Answers Researcher

This presentation interest you as well.

http://www6.tltc.ttu.edu/pherrera/portfolio/Conference-Presentations/Hispanic%20Leadership-Big12-Conf_files/Status%20of%20Hispanic%20CEOs%20Big12.ppt

Hi Nellie_bly,
Thank you. Thanks a lot for your help. Dont worry about the California
stuff. I understand that it is very hard to do for california with the
very little we have got.

Thank you once again,
Ashy.