Juárez-Lincoln University.

Texas educational institution affiliated with Antioch College of Yellow Springs, Ohio, as the Juárez-Lincoln Bilingual Center. Also known as Juárez-Lincoln Center, Antioch/Juárez-Lincoln Center, Juárez-Lincoln Bilingual/Bicultural Center, and Juárez-Lincoln University. Split from Colegio Jacinto Treviño ‪(‬Mercedes, Tex.‪)‬ in 1971. Originally offered only a master's degree in education ‪(‬with emphasis on bilingual education‪)‬ accredited as part of Antioch Graduate School of Education. Later administered an information agency ‪(‬National Migrant Information Clearinghouse‪)‬. First had offices in Ft. Worth, but soon moved to St. Edward's University in Austin. Established a separate campus in 1975 and initiated a B.A. program in 1976. Closed in 1979 because of legal, financial, and administrative problems.

Texas educational institution affiliated with Antioch College of Yellow Springs, Ohio, as the Juárez-Lincoln Bilingual Center.

Also known as Juárez-Lincoln Center, Antioch/Juárez-Lincoln Center, Juárez-Lincoln Bilingual/Bicultural Center, and Juárez-Lincoln University. Split from Colegio Jacinto Treviño (Mercedes, Tex.) in 1971. Originally offered only a master's degree in education (with emphasis on bilingual education) accredited as part of Antioch Graduate School of Education. Later administered an information agency (National Migrant Information Clearinghouse). First had offices in Ft. Worth, but soon moved to St. Edward's University in Austin. Established a separate campus in 1975 and initiated a B.A. program in 1976. Closed in 1979 because of legal, financial, and administrative problems.