From Loyola Marymount
Take 30 top undergrads from across the country, including a half dozen from Westchester, put them together with great profs from Stanford, Georgetown and elsewhere for a week of study at one of the nation's best known and most influential public policy institutions and what magic might result? A Lion law school alum and university trustee has high hopes that by teaching as many as 50 collegians annually about making decisions, negotiating and being aware of their own strengths and weaknesses, as well as exposing them to top-flight mentors and following up with them that a new institute he has helped fund at Harvard's Kennedy School will launch a wave of new Latino leaders. Hmm, with all nine Supreme Court justices likely to be alums of just two Ivy institutions, guess it's inarguable why program benefactor Walter Ulloa, chairman and CEO of the Santa Moinca-based, Spanish-language media powerhouse Entravision Communications, went East and aimed for that Harvard cred when aiming to cultivate tomorrow's leaders among one of the nation's fastest growing demographic groups?
Lion alum and trustee helps launch new program -- at Harvard
Click here for more info from Kennedy School on Latino Leadership Institute
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