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Gloria Bonilla-Santiago, Ph.D.Curriculum VitaeBonilla Santiago, G. "Hispanics in the United States: A Meeting with President Salinas."National Council of La Raza Corporate Advisory Committee Meeting, Mexico, DF, January17-24, 1990. (Participant)Bonilla Santiago, G. "Overcoming Barriers: Unity through Diversity." American Council onEducation's National Identification Program of Women in Higher Education, Douglas College,New Brunswick, NJ, January 16, 1990. (Panelist)Bonilla Santiago, G. "Hispanic Women Leadership Consultation." MNVRP NationalConference, Chicago, Ill., October 28, 1989. (Panelist)Bonilla Santiago, G. "Shattering through the Glass Ceiling: Hispanic Women Leaders."National Network of Hispanic Women Conference, Los Angeles, California, June 20-14,1989. (Keynote)Bonilla Santiago, G. "Conditions of Latinos in the United States." Convocation, CarletonCollege, Minnesota, April 28, 1989. (Keynote)Bonilla Santiago, G. "Developing Diversity: Making Multiculturalism Work inOrganizations." Something Inside so Strong: A multicultural Conference Celebrating andPromoting Leadership, Empowerment and Unity, Chicago, Ill., April 24-26, 1989. (Keynote)Bonilla Santiago, G. "Hispanic Women: Tactics and Strategies for Lobbying." The ORTHOConference, New York, NY, April 4, 1989. (Keynote)Bonilla Santiago, G. "Hispanic Women and Diversity." Women in America Conference,George Washington University, Washington, D.C. April 6, 1989. (Keynote)Bonilla Santiago, G. "Circular Migration Patterns: The Puerto Rican MigrationExperience." The Puerto Rican Foundation, San Juan, PR, February 10-12, 1989. (Panelist)Bonilla Santiago, G. and Eleanor Holmes Norton. "Institutional Racism in America."Centenary College, November 28, 1988. (Keynote)Bonilla Santiago, G. "A Culturally Diverse Society: Strategies and Solutions for theFuture." Fort Dix Hispanic Day, Fort Dix, New Jersey, September 28, 1988. (Keynote)Bonilla Santiago, G. "Historical Analysis-Puerto Ricans Migrant Workers in South41