Luz Hinojosa, once a migrant student who worked picking grapes in California, now helps high school students fulfill their college dreams.
Campus & Community - Migrant Student 
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Leading the charge for student success
By Wayne Wenske, Continuing and Innovative Education
Published: Sept. 16, 2011
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What a fantastic tail of succeeding against the odds you are an inspiration to us all. Keep up the good work I can imagine many migrants do not believe it is possible to get a good education and hopefully the Migrant Program will help to educate a new generation.
Dear Luz: I graduated with a BBA from UT Austin in 1985. I congratulate you for your altruism. Have you helped migrants from El Salvador? If so, I thank you for aiding my fellow nationals who usually suffer greatly since leaving our homeland. ¡Que Dios te bendiga siempre y adelante con tu trabajo! Eduardo Carbone, San Salvador, El Salvador