Education

Proportionately more young Hispanic adults are completing high school and fewer are dropping out than were doing so a decade ago, according to an analysis of enrollment trends by the U.S. Census Bureau. Among Hispanic 18- to 24-year-olds, 22 percent were not enrolled in high school and lacked a high school diploma or equivalent in 2008, compared with 34 percent in 1998.

Globalization and the rapid growth of the Internet are but two of the reasons why English continues to be one of the most spoken languages, particularly in the business world.

Telemundo Communications Group, Inc. together with the School of Journalism and Mass Communication (SJMC) at Florida International University (FIU), today announced a partnership to establish Hispanic Media Futures, an innovative student development program to train future Hispanic journalists and communicators.

Starting May 9, Florida State University will offer for the first time an online course on Account Planning. The course prepares busy professionals to become savvy account planners without having to attend a classroom. Students will learn how to plan advertising from the consumer’s perspective and will enable them to create an effective advertising strategy. The course covers qualitative insight generation, creative briefs, and strategy formulation among other topics.

Telemundo Communications Group, a leading producer of high-quality content for Hispanics in the U.S. and audiences around the world, today announced that the Hispanic Business Salute (HBS), a signature annual event of Telemundo Stations in San Francisco/San Jose, is expanding to multiple new markets in celebration of the event’s 16th anniversary in 2011.

Lopez Negrete Communications, Inc. (LNC) invites students to apply for the company’s scholarship fund. Students who wish to apply for the Lopez Negrete Hispanic Marketing Education Fund scholarship have until March 1, 2011, to submit their application.