Encourages institutions of higher education to address lack of representation of Hispanic and Latino leadership in higher education.

SR 106 is a non-binding Senate Resolution encouraging New Jersey and U.S. higher education institutions to address the underrepresentation of Hispanic and Latino leaders in university presidencies. It specifically urges schools to establish leadership development programs, diversify governing boards and search committees, and partner with organizations supporting Hispanic and Latino leadership advancement. The resolution cites data showing only 6% of U.S. college presidents identified as Hispanic or Latino in 2023 (with just one in New Jersey) despite Hispanic/Latino students making up 25% of New Jersey undergraduates. It does not create new laws but formally recognizes the need for inclusive leadership to better support diverse student experiences.