For my oral history project, I have chosen to interview a CGU alumni who I connected with through a classmate. My interviewee, Dr. Nancy Quiñones holds a PhD in Cultural Studies. The city of Claremont’s population lacks in diversity in comparison to the demographic make-up of California as a whole. Keeping this data in mind, Dr. Quiñones provided representation for the small Latino/a community in Claremont, as well as at CGU, and later in her role as interim assistant dean at Pomona College. When interviewing her, my questions will come from studies regarding Latino/a students and administration in higher education. Calling from studies about the disproportionate number of people of color in higher education, as well as Chicana feminist writings and methodologies, I plan to use representation, diversity, and education in the city of Claremont as a thematic arc for this oral history. My hope is that Dr. Quiñones can share her experiences as a Latina in higher education and higher education administration. Providing an oral history of this kind will add the growing diversity of the city of Claremont and provide the narratives lived experience from an underrepresented identity in higher education. My interview with Dr. Quiñones will take place on March 30th, 2017, in a reserved classroom on the CGU campus.