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Miguel
Angel Centeno
Term ends 2008 |
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Marlene Arzola
Miami Coordinator
Term ends 2008 |
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Bernabé Hernández
Bernabe Hernandez, CCD
Treasurer, is a civil engineer with more than thirty
years of professional experience. He has a masters
degree from Florida International University and a Ph.D.
In engineering from Kennedy Western University.
Term ends
2008 |
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John de León
Term ends 2008 |
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Mario Cabello
Term ends 2008 |
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Alfredo
G. Duran
Alfredo G. Duran is a lawyer practicing law in Miami,
Florida. Mr. Duran has a long standing record of
participation in Democratic Party politics including
chairmanship of the Florida Democratic Party, 1976-1980
and membership in various DNC party committees and
commissions. He has also served as member of the Dade
County School Board, chairman of the Community Relations
Board, member of the Board of Directors of Mercy
Hospital Foundation, Inc., NAFTA and Beyond Commission
and other civic and community organizations. He is a
former member of the Bay of Pigs Invasion; a prisoner of
war in Cuba for 18 months; former president of the Bay
of Pigs Veterans Association and is presently Member of
the Board of Directors of the Cuban Committee for
Democracy (CCD) and Member of the Board of Directors of
Center for International Policy.
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Marcelino Miyares
Term ends 2009
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Alejandro Portes, Ph.D.
Alejandro
Portes (Ph.D. in Sociology, Wisconsin, 1970) is the
Howard Harrison and Gabrielle Snyder Beck Professor of
Sociology and Director of the Center for Migration and
Development at Princeton University. He has been a
Fellow of the Center for Advanced Study in the
Behavioral Sciences and the Russell Sage Foundation and
has received honorary degrees from the New School for
Social Research and the University of
Wisconsin-Madison. His books received the Robert H.
Park Award for best book in Urban Sociology and Anthony
P. Leeds Award for best book in Urban Anthropology for
City on the Edge; and the American Sociological
Association’s Distinguished Publication Award and the
Thomas and Znaniecki Distinguished Scholarly
Contribution Award for Legacies: The Story of the
Immigrant Second Generation. He was elected
President of the American Sociological Association in
1998 and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences. He has been a PI or co-PI in twenty-five
externally funded research projects, including major
grants from NSF, NIMH, and the Mellon, Spencer, Russell
Sage, Tinker, and Ford Foundations.
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José Luis Hernández
Term ends 2009 |
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Ruben G.
Rumbaut
Rubén G. Rumbaut is professor of sociology at the
University of
California, Irvine. He is the founding
Chair of the Section on International Migration of the
American Sociological Association, an elected member of
the ASA’s national Council and of the Committee on
Population of the National Academy of Sciences, and a
founding member of ENCASA/US-CUBA (Emergency Network of
Cuban American Scholars and Artists for Change in
U.S.-Cuba Policy). A former Fellow at the Center for
Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences and Visiting
Scholar at the Russell Sage Foundation, he is the author
of more than one hundred scientific papers on immigrants
and refugees in the U.S., and coauthor or coeditor of a
dozen books, including Legacies, which received
the Distinguished Book Award of the American
Sociological Association and the Thomas and Znaniecki
Award for best book in the immigration field. He
recently completed work with a panel of the National
Academy of Sciences on two volumes on the Hispanic
population of the United
States: Multiple Origins,
Uncertain Destinies, and Hispanics and the Future
of America.
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Charles de Portes
Charles de Portes is a
successful businessman. He is President of Redwood
Group, a global commercial real estate company
based in London and with regional headquarters in
Barcelona. Moscow, Seoul, and Tokyo. He received with
his B.A. in Economics from Johns Hopkins University and
his M.B.A from INSEAD in France. Charles, a second
generation Cuban-American is a contributor to numerous
philantropies in the U.S. and Europe. He currently
resides in London.
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Lorenzo
Cańizares
Term ends 2010 |
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Roberto
Carballo Term
ends 2010 |
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Jesús
Sanchelima
Term ends 2010 |
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Richard
González Term
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