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HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS (HSIs) AND HSIs WITH HISPANIC-SERVING AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (HSACU) CERTIFICATION United States Department KEY STATE TOTAL STATE WITH NIFA-FUNDED SITE(S) of Agriculture OF HSIs & HSACUs 1 STATE WITH SITE(S) National CURRENT CURRENT Institute of NIFA-FUNDED HSIs 1 1 NIFA-FUNDED HSACUs STATE WITHOUT SITE(S) Food and Agriculture 5 0 0 FACT: 3 1 OF 409 TOTAL SITES, 0 0 0 0 36 SITES CURRENTLY 19 RECEIVE NIFA FUNDING 1 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 15 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 139 0 0 11 1 11 4 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 0 0 1 1 23 1 1 75 1 4 8 0 0 23 1 1 58 1 1 HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS (HSIs) AND HSIs WITH HISPANIC-SERVING AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (HSACU) CERTIFICAtion — current nifA-FUNDED SITES IN BOLD ARIZONA California State University, East Los Angeles College Moreno Valley College University of California, Broward College Northeastern Illinois Merced Arizona State University, Channel Islands El Camino College, Mount St. Mary’s College Carlos Albizu University, Miami University Downtown Phoenix Compton Center University of California, California State University, Mt. San Antonio College* City College, Altamonte Springs Robert Morris Arizona State University, Dominguez Hills El Camino Community Riverside* University Illinois Mt. San Jacinto Community City College, Hollywood West California State University, College District College District* University of California, Saint Augustine College East Bay Santa Cruz City College, Miami Arizona Western College Evergreen Valley College Napa Valley College Triton College University of La Verne Florida International Central Arizona College California State University, Fresno City College Waubonsee National University University* Fresno University of the West Cochise College* Fresno Pacific University Community College Norco College Hillsborough California State University, Vanguard University College America, Phoenix Fullerton College* Community College Fullerton Notre Dame de Namur of Southern California INDIANA Estrella Mountain Community California State University, Gavilan College University Hodges University Calumet College College Ventura College Long Beach Glendale Community College Orange Coast College* Keiser University, of Saint Joseph Victor Valley College* GateWay Community College California State University, Golden West College* Oxnard College Ft Lauderdale West Hills College Coalinga* KANSAS Glendale Community College Los Angeles Miami Dade College* Grossmont College Pacific Oaks College Dodge City Community College Phoenix College* California State University, West Hills College Lemoore Hartnell College* Pacific Union College Nova Southeastern University* Monterey Bay West Los Angeles College Donnelly College Pima Community College* Holy Names University Palo Alto University Palm Beach State College California State University, Whittier College* Garden City Community College South Mountain Northridge Humboldt State University Palo Verde College Polytechnic University Community College Woodbury University of Puerto Rico, Miami Northwest Kansas California State University, Humphreys College, Palomar College Technical College Woodland Community Sacramento Stockton & Modesto Campuses Polytechnic University CALIFORNIA Pasadena City College College of Puerto Rico, Orlando Seward County California State University, Community College and Allan Hancock College* Imperial Valley College* Porterville College* San Bernardino* Yuba College Remington College, Area Technical School Alliant International La Sierra University Reedley College* Tampa Campus California State University, University Las Positas College COLORADO San Marcos Rio Hondo College Saber College LOUISIANA Antelope Valley College Loma Linda University Adams State College California State University, Riverside City College Saint John Vianney Saint Joseph Seminary College Antioch University, Stanislaus Long Beach City College* Aims Community College College Seminary Los Angeles Sacramento City College MASSACHUSETTS Canada College Los Angeles City College* College America, Denver South Florida State College Azusa Pacific Saint Mary’s College Northern Essex Community College America, Fort Collins Saint Thomas University Online University Casa Loma College, Los Angeles County College of California College Van Nuys of Nursing and Allied Health College America, Trinity International University, Bakersfield College* San Bernardino Valley College Springfield Technical Colorado Springs South Florida CBD College Los Angeles Harbor College Community College Barstow Community College San Diego City College Colorado Heights University Valencia College Cerritos College Los Angeles Mission College Urban College of Boston Bethesda University San Diego Mesa College* Colorado State University, of California Cerro Coso Community College Los Angeles Pierce College* San Diego State University Pueblo ILLINOIS NEVADA Brandman University Chabot College Los Angeles Southwest College City Colleges of Chicago, San Diego State University, Community College of Denver College of Southern Nevada Cabrillo College Chaffey College* Los Angeles Trade Imperial Valley Campus Harold Washington College* Technical College Otero Junior College California Baptist University Citrus College San Joaquin Delta College* City Colleges of Chicago, NEW JERSEY Los Angeles Valley College Pueblo Community College Harry S Truman College California Christian College College of San Mateo* San Jose City College Cumberland County College Trinidad State Junior College* City Colleges of Chicago, Los Medanos College Santa Ana College* Essex County College California College San Diego, College of the Canyons Richard J Daley College National City Marymount California Santa Barbara City College* CONNECTICUT Fairleigh Dickinson University, College of the Desert* City Colleges of Chicago, University Metropolitan Campus California College San Diego, College of the Sequoias* Santa Monica College Capital Community College Wilbur Wright College San Marcos Mendocino College Hudson County Community Christian College Santa Rosa Junior College Housatonic Community College College of Lake County California College San Diego, Merced College* Community College Contra Costa College Santiago Canyon College Norwalk Community College Dominican University* San Diego Merritt College Middlesex County College Crafton Hills College Skyline College Elgin Community College California Lutheran University MiraCosta College* FLORIDA New Jersey City University Cuesta College Solano Community College Lexington College California State Polytechnic Modesto Junior College* Atlantic Institute Passaic County University, Pomona Cuyamaca College Southwestern College* of Oriental Medicine Morton College Community College Monterey Peninsula College* California State University, Cypress College Taft College Barry University National Louis University Pillar College Moorpark College Bakersfield continued next page >> *HSI with Hispanic-Serving Agricultural Colleges and Universities (HSACU) Certification HISPANIC-SERVING INSTITUTIONS (HSIs) AND HSIs WITH HISPANIC-SERVING AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (HSACU) CERTIFICAtion — current nifA-FUNDED SITES IN BOLD >> continued from previous page Saint Peter’s College NEW YORK Atlantic University College Inter American University University of Puerto Rico, Mountain View College Texas State Technical College, Union County College Boricua College Bayamon Central University* of Puerto Rico, Guayama Mayaguez North Lake College West Texas University of Puerto Rico, College of Mount Saint Vincent Caribbean University, Inter American University Northwest Vista College Texas State University* NEW MEXICO of Puerto Rico, Metro* Medical Sciences* CUNY Borough of Manhattan Bayamon Northwood University, Texas The University of Texas University of Puerto Rico, Central New Mexico Community College Caribbean University, Inter American University at Arlington* Community College of Puerto Rico, Ponce* Ponce Odessa College CUNY Bronx Carolina The University of Texas Our Lady of the Lake Clovis Community College Community College* Caribbean University, Inter American University University of Puerto Rico, at Brownsville* of Puerto Rico, San German* Rio Piedras* University, San Antonio Eastern New Mexico CUNY City College Ponce The University of Texas University of Puerto Rico, Palo Alto College* University, Main Campus* Caribbean University, Pontifical Catholic University at El Paso* CUNY Hostos of Puerto Rico, Arecibo Utuado* Remington College, Eastern New Mexico Community College Vega Baja The University of Texas University, Roswell Campus Pontifical Catholic University Dallas Campus at San Antonio* CUNY John Jay College Carlos Albizu University, TENNESSEE of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Remington College, Eastern New Mexico of Criminal Justice San Juan The University of Texas Health University, Ruidoso Campus Pontifical Catholic University Mid-South Christian College Fort Worth Campus Science Center at San Antonio CUNY LaGuardia Centro de Estudios of Puerto Rico, Ponce* Remington College, Luna Community College Community College* Multidisciplinarios, TEXAS The University of Texas Houston Campus Mesalands Community College* Bayamon Puerto Rico of the Permian Basin CUNY Lehman College Conservatory of Music Alvin Community College Centro de Estudios Remington College, The University of Texas, New Mexico Amarillo College CUNY New York City Multidisciplinarios, Humacao San Juan Bautista Houston Southeast Campus Pan American* Highlands University* College
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