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The Origins of Diversity, Culture and Belonging at Albuquerque Academy
In this episode, Julianne Puente explores the beginnings of Albuquerque Academy’s Diversity, Culture and Belonging (DCB) program. Our special guests are Vincent Cordova, a longtime Academy leader whose vision and compassion laid the foundation for this important work, and his daughter Dr. Loretta Cordova de Ortega ’77, whose own journey reflects the lasting impact of her father’s legacy.
Together, they share stories of purpose, perseverance, and progress — from the early conversations that sparked change to the continuing efforts to build a more inclusive and connected community.
Plus, don’t miss this episode’s Teacher Feature with Peter Gloyd ’98, director of the DCB program, who talks about how today’s students are carrying the spirit of belonging forward in new and meaningful ways.
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By Albuquerque AcademyIn this episode, Julianne Puente explores the beginnings of Albuquerque Academy’s Diversity, Culture and Belonging (DCB) program. Our special guests are Vincent Cordova, a longtime Academy leader whose vision and compassion laid the foundation for this important work, and his daughter Dr. Loretta Cordova de Ortega ’77, whose own journey reflects the lasting impact of her father’s legacy.
Together, they share stories of purpose, perseverance, and progress — from the early conversations that sparked change to the continuing efforts to build a more inclusive and connected community.
Plus, don’t miss this episode’s Teacher Feature with Peter Gloyd ’98, director of the DCB program, who talks about how today’s students are carrying the spirit of belonging forward in new and meaningful ways.