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William Serrata

Investor

Board Member at Lumina Impact Ventures

El Paso

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William Serrata has served as president of the El Paso County Community College District since 2012, where he has focused on expanding dual credit and early college enrollment and improving retention and graduation rates, particularly among first-generation and Hispanic students. He is a former chair of the Texas Association of Community Colleges and has held board leadership roles with the American Association of Community Colleges and Excelencia in Education.

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Who is William Serrata?
William Serrata has served as president of the El Paso County Community College District since 2012, where he has focused on expanding dual credit and early college enrollment and improving retention and graduation rates, particularly among first-generation and Hispanic students. He is a former chair of the Texas Association of Community Colleges and has held board leadership roles with the American Association of Community Colleges and Excelencia in Education.
Where does William Serrata work?
William Serrata is Board Member at Lumina Impact Ventures.

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