September 15th to October 15th has been recognized by the United States government as Hispanic Heritage month. As a country, we observe this month to reflect upon the many successes that those of Hispanic origins have contributed to our country. From political leadership and entrepreneurship, to sports, culture and entertainment, the United States has been enriched by numerous contemporary Hispanic figures such as Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, Alberto ‘Beto’ Perez (Zumba Fitness), World Champion boxer Oscar De La Hoya, author Julia Alvarez, and musician actress Jennifer Lopez – to name very few. Though in addition to these high-profile individuals and so many others, the positive impact of Hispanics can be felt in the contributions of the many – our medical professionals, our educators, our law enforcement professionals, our business owners, and our armed service members. With varied heritages – from North, Central and South America, and the Caribbean – Hispanics bring often shared values of family, faith, humor, and hard work to every task that they undertake. Here, at ASA College, we appreciate our Hispanic students and employees for who they are and all that they can become. We believe that the possibilities are limitless.
To All ASA College – Hialeah Campus Students, I want to assure you that we are committed to your academic success. If you have not decided yet as to where you will continue your education, in the weeks to come, representatives from several institutions will be available to help you transfer your credits to your program of choice. Individuals making records requests (e.g., a transcript request) should contact Indira St. Omer-Hamlin, Registrar, at (305) 400-3806 ext. 4929 or via email ...
Domestic Violence Awareness Month At ASA College, we believe it is important to register the causes, effects, and pervasiveness of domestic violence. As the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence states, “Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) evolved from the ‘Day of Unity’ in October 1981 observed by the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. The intent was to connect advocates across the nation who were working to end violence against women and their children. The Day of Unity soon became an...
Classes suspended on Columbus Day Attention, students! Classes will be suspended on Monday, October 11th due to the national holiday, Columbus Day. They will resume on Tuesday, October 12th.
