Dr. Ena Vazquez-Nuttall (1937-2011): Inspiring Leader; Multicultural Psychology Pioneer; Dedicated Bilingual School Psychologist; and Advocate for Social Justice.

On 20th October 2011, school psychology community was saddened by the loss of dear colleagues, instructor training, encouraging leaders, multicultural school psychology torch, a long illness passed away. Ena dedicated her entire career to school psychology. Dr. Vazquez-Nuttal has a wide range of professional activities and achievements. As a professor, she acquired her first Ph.D. in school psychology at Amherst University in Massachusetts and North Eastern University in Boston. Dr. Vazquez-Nuttall acquired NASP and APA certification for these two projects. She led the school psychology for many years, then changed to a post in graduate school. She is a position she had for a year at the Bouvé Health Sciences Institute at North Eastern College. After that, she served as vice president of multicultural education, then retired in 2009 as professor emeritus.

Dr. Vazquez-Nuttall is the only psychologist at the American Academy of Medical Research Institute and is responsible for expanding institutional and policy-level strategies for the diversity of the US healthcare industry. In February 2004, the committee announced the report "persuasive interests nationwide: securing the diversity of medical professionals". Dr. Vazquez-Nuttall was nominated by the National Latin Psychology Association as four excellent Latin psychologists. It is one. The meeting of November 2004