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EPCC's Minerva Laveaga Luna Recognized as 2026 Aspen Fellow

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Minerva Laveaga Luna, an English professor at El Paso Community College's Rio Grande Campus, has been honored as the 2026 Woody and Gayle Hunt-Aspen Institute Fellow. This prestigious fellowship recognizes her contributions to education and her role as an advisor for 'Chrysalis,' the college's student library magazine. The fellowship is significant as it highlights the importance of innovative teaching and community engagement within the academic landscape. Laveaga Luna's selection underscores EPCC's commitment to fostering academic excellence and leadership among its faculty.

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