Facing the Divides:
Diversity, Learning, and Pathways to Inclusive Excellence

Conference Sponsors

AAC&U thanks the sponsors below for their generous contributions.  Conference sponsors are colleges, universities, associations, non-profit organizations, for-profit and non-profit businesses that participate in the program and/or provide financial or in-kind support.  Through their contributions, Sponsors enhance the conference experience for everyone. 

Rosetta Stone | www.rosettastone.com/schools/solutions/higher-education
Provide all students with the world language skills needed for the 21st century economy. Rosetta Stone® Classroom delivers language-learning capabilities to college campuses across the nation. Our breakthrough technology enables effective, engaging instruction in 20+ world languages. Check your conference program for the Aristotle Project, a session on how one community college consortium is preparing their students for a diverse globalized economy.

Latinos in Higher Ed | www.latinosinhighered.com
LatinosinHigherEd.com is the first Latino professional employment web site designed specifically for the higher education community. It was launched in response to a growing concern about the need to promote career opportunities in higher education for the growing Latino population and helps employers connect with the largest pool of Latino professionals in higher education in the United States, Puerto Rico and internationally by disseminating employment opportunities to registered candidates and a national network of Latino-serving organizations and listservs.

The Philadelphia Center | www.tpc.edu
For more than 40 years, The Philadelphia Center has offered college students a semester of experiential education; a unique hands-on program geared toward professional, academic, and personal growth in an active urban environment. Students earn a full semester of academic credit from Hope College, the managing institution, for participating in the program’s three central components: 32 hours per week of work at an internship, two courses, and independent city living.