Assistant provost speaks on dual-language programs

Daniel Toro González, assistant provost for faculty affairs, speaks during his presentation, “Dual Language: Education and School Expenditures: Causal Evidence from Massachusetts,” Tuesday at the Randall Lewis Center for Well-Being and Research. His research explored the effects of having dual-language programs on school budgets in Massachusetts. / photo by Jose Enrico Lamano Asuncion
Daniel Toro González, assistant provost for faculty affairs, speaks during his presentation, “Dual Language: Education and School Expenditures: Causal Evidence from Massachusetts,” Tuesday at the Randall Lewis Center for Well-Being and Research. His research explored the effects of having dual-language programs on school budgets in Massachusetts. / photo by Jose Enrico Lamano Asuncion
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Jose Enrico Lamano Asuncion is a junior photography major and a staff photographer for the Campus Times and La Verne Magazine.

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