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Alumni in Elected Office



Abel Herrero
Texas State
Representive
1992 CHCI Intern


Luis Ayala
City Councilmember
Alhambra, CA
1997-1998 CHCI Fellow

 
Anthony Alcoser
President- Board of Trustees
Harlandale ISD
San Antonio, Texas
2003 Intern

 


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Couple Edition -- CHCI Alumnus February 2010

 

Christian L. Sanchez
North Hollywood, California
Fiscal Analyst, New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee, Santa Fe, NM
CHCI Fellow 2005-2006
1st Placement: Mickey Ibarra & Associates
2nd Placement: California Congressman Brad Sherman

Christiana L. Sanchez
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Public Relations Coordinator, NM Secretary of State's Office, Santa Fe, NM
CHCI Fellow 2005-2006
Placement: Congressional Hispanic Caucus

What have you been doing since you finished the CHCI program(s)?
In June of 2006, we married in Malibu, California, soon after our CHCI graduation. We lived in Los Angeles for a few months before deciding to move to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where we bought our first home. Christiana worked for the NM Attorney General's Office up until December 2009, when she accepted a Public Relations position with the NM Secretary of State. Christian was hired as a Budget Analyst with the NM State Legislative Finance Committee, and has held this position since moving to New Mexico in 2006. He is also working on his MBA with an expected graduation date of August 2010. In 2010 they plan on either starting a family or buying a bulldog -- to be decided on after the June primary election.

What impact did your CHCI experience have on your career and development as a leader?
As CHCI Fellows we were taught the importance of leadership, education, and advocating for the issues facing Latinos in the United States. Through our fellowship, we were able to attain and hone skills necessary to become better leaders and public servants.

How do you manage family, careers, and community service?
We try not to put too much pressure on each other since our careers in conjunction with graduate school, community advocacy, and political activities can be very demanding. We understand that on occasion, one has to pick up the slack for the other. We have learned that marriage is not necessarily a 50/50 partnership as some like to think. Sometimes, it's 90/10 partnership, depending on the day. At the end of the day, it's all worth it.


Past Alumni of the Month

Sami Hamed -- CHCI Alumnus March 2010
Couple Edition -- CHCI Alumnus February 2010
CHCI Alumni Association Chapters' Special Edition - October 2009
Edith Rocío Robles -- CHCI Alumnus August 2009
Silvia Inéz Salazar--CHCI Alumnus July 2009
Francisco J. Uribe CHCI Alumnus June 2009
Heidy Servin-Baez CHCI Alumnus April 2009
March 2009: White House Edition
William (Bill) Arce CHCI Alumnus February 2009
Stephanie Valencia CHCI Alumnus January 2009
Miguel Ayala CHCI Alumnus December 2008
Eric Rodriguez-CHCI Alumnus November 2008
Sonia Ramirez CHCI Alumnus October 2008
Mildred Otero CHCI Alumnus September 2008
Juan Ciscomani CHCI Alumus August 2008
Leo Prieto CHCI Alumnus July 2008
Octavio Saenz CHCI Alumnus June 2008


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