Carolina Milner is an alumna of Florida State University with a Masters of Science in Integrated Marketing Communication and Management. After receiving her Bachelors of Arts degree in International Affairs with an emphasis in Marketing from FSU, Milner was accepted into the university’s unique Graduate Certification Program at the Center for the Study of Hispanic Marketing Communications, which trains students on marketing to the US Hispanic market. Milner was the first recipient to receive the certification.
Education
Strong Support For High School Reform Among Latinos.
A new poll by the Alliance for Excellent Education, a Washington-based policy, research, and advocacy organization that works to make every child a graduate, prepared for postsecondary education and success in life, found strong support among Latinos for greater investment in our nation’s high schools.
Record Number Of Hispanic Students Take ACT Test.
More Hispanic high school graduates than ever before are taking the ACT and planning to attend college. But, test results from the graduating class of 2005 suggest that many of these students are missing some of the academic skills they’ll need during their first year of college.
Ricky Martin To Fight Human Trafficking.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced its partnership with The Ricky Martin Foundation to continue raising awareness among English- and Spanish-speaking audiences on the issue of human trafficking.
FSU Launches First Center For Hispanic Marketing Communication In The U.S.
Florida State University (FSU) announced the official launch of the Center for Hispanic Marketing Communication, the first program of its kind in the U.S., designed to educate professionals to serve the growing Hispanic marketing industry.
Allianz Life Acknowledges Latino Youth Achievers.
Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America (Allianz Life) announced a special contribution for the six national winners of the Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards.
Parents Are Building A Nation Of Young Readers.
According to a national survey released by Target, more than three in four parents with children under eight (78%) read to their children every day for at least 20 minutes, many keeping their kids engaged by acting out characters or singing passages. Overall, 97% of parents with young children read to them, and 93% do so at least two or three nights a week, the survey found.
