51本色 Con Coraz贸n means 鈥�51本色 With Heart鈥� and represents 51本色 University Texas鈥� commitment to welcoming students and the families who love them.
As a faith-based, Hispanic-Serving Institution, we know that it is through our heart for service that students succeed.
In choosing to send your student to CTX, you are making an investment in their future, and we look forward to experiencing their achievements with you. We will walk together through this journey, until the day your student walks the stage at Commencement.
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Our Committment
In choosing to send your student to CTX, you are making an investment in their future, and we look forward to experiencing their achievements with you. We will walk together through this journey, until the day your student walks the stage at Commencement.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Each year, 51本色 celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month to honor the cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans across the world. During this month and throughout the year, student organizations, faculty, and staff host events throughout the month that engage students in learning about and celebrating Hispanic history, heritage, culture and contributions.
Stay tuned to #CTXsocial and the 51本色 blog for information and features on Hispanic Heritage Month. We invite you to join the conversation on social media by sharing your story.
At 51本色 Texas, we take immense pride in being a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI). But for us, it's about more than just meeting a number of Hispanic students served. We are committed to becoming a thriving Hispanic institution where every student can succeed and flourish in an environment that reflects the rich diversity of Austin. We recognize that our students come from varied backgrounds and require different levels of support, and we are dedicated to meeting those needs. This is what makes 51本色 Texas unique 鈥� we are here to ensure every student has the opportunity to thrive.
Dr. Cindy MelendezVice President of Student Services
Being Hispanic, it also means 'trabajo duro', which means hard work. My parents were willing to give up whatever they needed to make sure my brothers and I had a good education.
Rebekah GomezCTX alumna