Hispanic Heritage Month celebrated at Manhattanville College
The President and CEO of "The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities," Antonio Flores, was present at the campus to induct Manhattanville into the organization.
Oct 13, 2023, 11:23 AM
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11ds agoManhattanville College in Purchase is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.
The President and CEO of "The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities," Antonio Flores, was present at the campus to induct Manhattanville into the organization.
He was invited by the school's new president, Dr. Frank Sánchez, who is also the college's first Latino president.
The college has also received a designation as a "Hispanic-Serving Institution" by the U.S. Department of Education.
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