About Our Sponsors
Thank you to our sponsoring institutions for allowing us to provide 30+ Years of Doing Theology ¡latinamente!
Our Sponsors’ Annual Contributions of
have allowed us
to teach
seminarians and graduate students
to train
non-Latinx faculty and administrators
to provide
years of programming
Benefits for Our Sponsors
The Governing Board
The Hispanic Summer Program is a non-profit, educational service, owned, governed, managed, sustained, and used by a diverse group of seminaries, universities, and departments of theology of the U.S. and Puerto Rico. Each sponsoring institution annually contributes $4,500.00 to support the HSP. In return, our sponsors enjoy all the benefits of having the HSP as their own summer course, part of their curriculum, integrated into their catalog, available to their own students, and usable in their accreditation and recruitment processes as one more sign of their commitment to diversity and multiculturalism in the very diverse world we inhabit. Sponsoring institutions also have a seat and a vote on the Governing Board.
The Board decides whether or not to admit new sponsoring institutions, appoints its own Chair and committees, names or removes the Director and Administrator, and decides on curriculum, fees, and any other matters essential to the actual life of the Hispanic Summer Program. Our sponsoring institutions—Protestant, Evangelical, and Roman Catholic—are all committed to sustaining the unique mission and vision of the HSP: Providing (firstly but not solely) Latinx graduate students in theology and related fields with the exceptional opportunity of gathering and studying with a number and variety of Latinx faculty that no single institution can make available at once – let alone change every summer – while simultaneously keeping it independent from any single denomination, region, or theological tradition.
Reduced Program Fees
Students from sponsoring institutions choose one course from among our selection of 3-credit graduate-level courses and pay only $475† to attend the program. This reduced fee covers tuition, round-trip airfare, and 13 days of room and board. Students from NON-sponsoring institutions pay a higher fee of $800 and their own airfare, though the HSP covers room and board.
Exclusive Program Opportunities
The HSP also has an exciting series for non-Latinx FACULTY, STAFF, DEANS, AND PRESIDENTS: For three full days during the HSP, up to 10 non-Latinx faculty, staff, deans, and presidents of sponsoring institutions gather for a workshop that allows them to engage the Latinx reality as they dialogue with one another and with the entire faculty and student body of that summer’s HSP – sharing meals and other activities with Latinx colleagues and the mostly Latinx student body.
Participants also get to sit in on one class as an observer to get a sense of what happens in the HSP classroom. The Through Hispanic Eyes workshop has been very popular since it was first offered in 2002 and every year the available slots fill up quickly. One faculty member who participated in T.H.E. stated, “This has been the best faculty development event I have ever attended.”
HSP Summer Session
Participants from Non-sponsoring InstitutionsMaster Level Students:
- • 3-credit graduate-level course
- • Choose from ATS accredited courses
- • 13 days of room and board
HSP Summer Session
Participants from Sponsoring Institutions†Master Level Students:
- • Priority Admission
- • 3-credit graduate-level course
- • Choose from ATS accredited courses
- • 13 days of room and board
- • Round-trip airfare
Non-Latinx Faculty and Administrators:
- • Opportunity to attend Through Hispanic Eyes
HSP Summer Session
Doctoral Level Participants (D.Min & Ph.D.)Doctoral Level Students (D.Min & Ph.D.):
- • 3-credit graduate-level course
- • Choose from ATS accredited courses
- • 13 days of room and board
*Online only participation does not provide compensation for airfare or room and board.
†Reduced program fees available for 1st and 2nd time particpants only.
Our Sponsors
Our Sponsors
- Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary
- Berkeley School of Theology
- Boston College School of Theology and Ministry
- Boston University School of Theology
- Brite Divinity School
- Candler School of Theology
- Chicago Theological Seminary
- Christian Theological Seminary
- Church Divinity School of the Pacific
- Claremont School of Theology
- Columbia Theological Seminary
- Concordia Seminary, St. Louis
- Dominican School of Philosophy & Theology
- Drew University Theological School
- Duke Divinity School
- Fuller Theological Seminary
- Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary
- Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary
- Graduate Theological Union
- Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University
- Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago
- Methodist Theological School in Ohio
- McCormick Theological Seminary
- North Park Theological Seminary
- Oblate School of Theology
- Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary
- Pacific School of Religion
- Palmer Seminary
- Perkins School of Theology
- Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
- Princeton Theological Seminary
- Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology
- San Francisco Theological Seminary
- Seminary of the Southwest
- Starr King School for the Ministry
- Union Theological Seminary in the City of New York
- Union Presbyterian Seminary
- Universidad Interamericana de Puerto Rico
- University of Notre Dame
- Vanderbilt University Divinity School
- Wake Forest Divinity School
- Wesley Theological Seminary
- Yale Divinity School