1. A Journey Aida Pacheco ’77 July 2015

2. Alumni Day Awards Luncheon The Honorable Sonia Sotomayor

3. Minority Affiliate Reception – Alumni Day 2014

4. Birth of Conexiones – 2/14 Joined by Faculty, Students, & Board of Trustee Margarita Rosa

5. Enjoying time with Board Trustee Margarita Rosa

6. ALPA Board’s first meeting with President Eisgruber May 2, 2014

7. Conexiones Kick-Off – May 2, 2014

9. 2014 ALPA Reception Vicky Quevedo- Co-President of Latino Y Amigos

10. Reunions 2014 – Margarita Rosa ‘74- Princeton Trustee Keynote Speaker at Latino Y Amigos Gala

11. Enjoying Reunions 2014 with Edgar Rios ‘74 Lifetime Member

12. Latino Princeton Mini- Reunion in NJ Summer of 2014

13. Princeton Latino Student and Alumni Panel LULAC’s Pre-Youth Conference

15. Latino Princeton Mini-Reunion in Puerto Rico August 2014

16. First Career Networking Event 9/14

17. PU Hispanic Heritage Month 2014 Sponsor - Edgar Rios ‘74

18. Coming Back –ABPA 10/14

19. Keynote Speaker Manuel del Valle ‘71 Latino Ivy League Conference - 11/14

20. La Voz Conference 2015 LPGA

21. Communiversity 2015 Communiversity 2015

23. Race Relations and Diversity Race Relations and Diversity

24. ALPA Reception 2015

25. Latinos at ABPA after P-Rade Latinos at ABPA after P-Rade

26. Former and Current Co-Presidents Latinos Y Amigos

27. Keynote Speaker Julio Rivera ‘76

28. Future ALPA Members Future ALPA Members

29. ASSOCIATION OF LATINO PRINCETON ALUMNI (ALPA) Conexiones- Alumni-Student Liaison Committee (ASLC) Purpose: To foster collaborations between ALPA and key constituents to promote and advance the interests of Princeton University’s Latino students. The Alumni-Student Liaison Committee (ASLC) will accomplish its Purpose by:  Being opportunistic in identifying opportunities to build relationships and collaborate;  Recruiting Latino alumni to participate in activities, events, and other endeavors, such as, mentoring and career networking.  Augmenting University recruitment efforts to increase the number of Latino students applying to Princeton; and  Advocating for the University to provide appropriate structural support for Latino students.  Providing Latino students with on-going support and guidance. Objectives: 1.Collaborate with students on at least one event per semester, potentially around Hispanic Heritage Month, Alumni Day, Intercession, Reunions, commencement, and prior to Christmas break for the Posada. 2.Develop a plan to augment mentoring and career development resources available to Latino students. 3.Draft a survey and distribute to Latino alumni to seek input on the different ways in which Latino alumni are willing to commit to assist in fulfilling the Purpose of the Committee. 4.Develop a recruitment plan to work with the Admissions Office and the Princeton Alumni Schools Committee to increase the number of Latino students applying to Princeton 5.Establish a relationship with student leadership and meet regularly to receive updates and feedback.

30. Thank-you for supporting me through this journey. Aida