Hey everyone. My name is Emanuel
Fonseca. I'm a fourth year
Communication and Sociology major
and a minor Professional Writing And
welcome to HACU 2022.
Hi everyone. My name is Stephanie
Ramirez Ortiz. I'm a Sociology and
Human Development double major.
Hello soy Cecilia Arellano pronouns
she/her/hers. I'm currently a fourth year Biological
Systems Engineering major and I am
so excited to be back in San Diego. Yeah. So
pretty.
Hey everyone. My name is Ashley. I am currently a fourth year
in the Biological Sciences.
I'm Lucero Macias Torres, fourth year
studying International Agricultural
Development.
Hi, my name is Giovanni Rodriguez
Nunez. I'm a third year majoring in
Economics and Design.
Hola mi nombre es Xochil Reyes. I'm a fourth year Psychology and Chicano
Studies double major.
Hi y'all, my name is Cristina.
I'm a fourth year Sociology major.
Hi, everyone. My name is Isaak
Ramirez Chacon.
I'm a fourth year Political Science
major.
I currently work at the Cross
Cultural Center as a
Chi/Lat community coordinator anI am both
excited and grateful for this
opportunity.
Thank you HACU and UC Davis.
Hi, guys.
So we just got to the airport
our flight departs at 12:00.
It is currently 11:30.
Mexican time.
But you know,
we're making good time.
It's all good.
How do you feel? Are you excited?
I'm so excited and I'm so nervous
and I'm so ready.
Same. All
right, I'll see you guys there.
So it's 11:50, we
made it with 10 minutes to spare.
Um, their boarding currently.
So let's go catch that plane ahh.
Hola plebes aquí andamos en el avión and los toco hasta el mero atras
even though we were supposed to have the seats all the way in the front.
Emmanuel, how do you feel?
It's okay look, our friends want to say hi. San Diego.
Yes, San Diego. Whoo.
We just arrived at our hotel in San
Diego.
It's so fancy, I've never been
in such a fancy establishment in my entire
life.
We got the room
keys. Stephanie doesn't
have a room right now.
I do not, I have to find a friend and stay over. Anyone, if anyone lives
in
San Diego hit me up so I can stay over.
But. Oh, my God wait Stephanie the sign.
So we just got to the conference.
It is 8 a.m..
It's time for breakfast,
and everyone got their merch for
tonight and
yeah let's get it started. Let's get started.
Whoo.
So
we just finished breakfast, it's about to be 9:00.
What did we have for breakfast?
We had some burritos, there was like some cholula, some cafecito. It was
pretty cool, cause
we got to mingle with alot of students
and so you people and their like, I don't know I
kind of expected everyone to be from California I don't know why. I am in
my own California world.
Yeah there's people from all over.
There's people from all over. Yeah. Like if you hear people speaking,
people are speaking in a lot of different accents.
Yeah it's really cool. We're in a conference room right now packed with
people.
So we're really excited.
What do we have up next?
So we just finished breakfast and
now at nine we have orientation.
I believe in this room, but
I don't even know.
Yeah, it's probably going to be in this room,
but yeah then we have orientation.
And then after that, we have, like,
a little bootcamp, right?
Financial literacy.
Yeah definitely need to know how
to manage your finances as college
students. And
then we have just like more
speeches, some breaks
thank God.
And then we have some employer networking pannels. That's cool.
But yeah, we've met a lot of cool
people and it's
been really good so far.
It's bareley day, hour like two.
So we'll keep y'all updated.
We actually met someone from
Washington University, so
say hi.
I'm just coming. Also Kelloggs is coming.
Ooo Kelloggs, I love Kelloggs.
Oh, it's about to start.
All right, we'll see you later.
Bye.
How are you feeling?
I'm loving it.
I'm so glad we're here.
How are you feeling?
I'm doing great.
How are you feeling?
Listen to the music feel the vibes, everything.
I'm feeling good.
Tired. But it's been.
It's. It's been a good conference so
far.
Yes it has. It has. Okay. What are you looking
forward to next?
Probably, oh the exposition.
Yeah. So how did you like the
networking sessions that we did
earlier?
It was good.
I think that there's just a lot more
people than I expected
and I just have to check in with my social battery.
Yeah, definitely.
Same.
How are you feeling?
I'm feeling good.
How do you feel about the sessions
that we did earlier?
They were so much fun.
I might be a CIA guys.
CIA oh okay.
What did you learn there?
There's so many careers in it and my
major maybe fits in.
We love. We love.
How are you feeling?
I am a little bit tired but super excited.
Happy to be here.
Amazing. Thank you.
Me and Stephanie coming to you live
from HACU 2022.
How are you feeling, Emmanuel?
Look at the beautiful lights.
It's a little quiet right now.
I think we're supposed to be quiet.
Oh I'm sorry. It's okay.
In 2012, we
became the largest
population of color in college,
and since then, have remained so.
So we expect that
a couple, two or three years from
now, hopefully, we can
recover from the pandemic
and continue to move up.
And that's why in
the next slide I want to share
with you, how
in this map and in this
graphic is very clear
to all of us that.
HSI's are all over
the nation.
Hey, how did you feel about that
session that we just had?
It was truly amazing and it's very
inspiring to be at a conference that
is dedicated to talk about some
of the challenges that our students
are facing, especially our
Chicanx and Latinx students. So
super, super excited for the rest of
the conference and super excited to
see how much we're going to engage
with many, many people and learn so
much about the different
opportunities.
Amazing thank you.
So UC Davis serves approximately
8,000 Chicano Latino undergraduate
students.
We're one of the campuses in the
whole country that serves one of the
largest number of Latino
students, and
we are very close to becoming a
Hispanic Serving Institution.
And it's important that we are here,
number one, because we educate a
large number of Chicano/Latino
students.
But we're also here to as
we transform to a Hispanic serving
institution.
We're learning from other campuses,
other colleges, universities who've
gone through that process and also
contributing to the discussion
around what does it mean to serve
Chicano/Latino students?
Not only to enroll them.
Not only that, they succeed in
declaring a major and graduating,
but they feel like they belong and
they feel they can make an impact.
While students at UC Davis and
after going on to graduate school
into a career and paying
forward the opportunities of a
public education.
Thank you so much.
Okay. So we just ended day two
of HACU 2022.
And we're right here at
El Puesto and
we just had some good meals with our
career staff, say hi.
Hi say hi. Say hi.
So
how was the food everybody? Awesome.
Take a look at the table.
Everything is gone.
We had tacos, we had guacamole, ceviche, frijoles, arroz. Yes,
everything was so good.
Everyone's already tired.
It's time to go to sleep.
But it was a successful day two.
I'd say.
And we can't wait to see everybody
tomorrow.
UC Davis HACU.
Yes, sponsored by. Alright, we will
see you all tomorrow. Bye.
Thank you all for watching.
And we hope
you'll apply next year if
you're a UC Davis student because
this is a once in a lifetime
experience that you don't want to
miss.
And hopefully it's somewhere
exciting.