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To
carry out applied research projects and programs within cultural
and community frameworks that improve the educational success
of Mexican/Latino students at all levels of the educational
process, K-16.
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To
formulate research and applied programs that utilize an evolutionary
economic approach concentrating its focus on monitoring changes
in political economy, technological developments, public policy
and migration as they effect ability of Mexican/Latino communities
to respond in adaptive ways.
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To
develop applied research and training projects and the programs
that assist in the promotion and development of adaptive health
policies, conditions and practices among Mexican/Latina populations.
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To
design and execute technological and community projects and
programs that mitigate the “digital divide” suffered
by large sectors of the Mexican/Latino population.
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To develop cross-campus research, application, and instructional
curricula and programs that focus on the central mission of
EGARC.
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To
provide advanced training to undergraduate and graduate students
in applied social science theory and method by integrating
students within the myriad projects that are ongoing or will
be developed by the Center.
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To
create opportunities for the organization of applied social
science projects, conferences, seminars, workshops, and training
and technical programs that benefits the university and broader
community of scholars, professionals, practitioners and community
members
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