Claudia Torres - Executive Director
Claudia Torres is a communications professional with over eight years of experience in strategic communications, public relations, marketing, and strategic planning. She has worked for companies, nonprofits, and independently. Claudia brings not only her professional experience but also a cultural and language awareness to everything she does.
She has a BA in Multidisciplinary Studies: Psychology and Languages from the University of Puerto Rico and a Master’s Degree in Communications specializing in Public Relations from the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón.
Claudia has great desire to see the Oregon Latinx communities thrive and for Casa Latinos Unidos to strengthen and expand their services. Claudia can be reached at executive.director@casalatinosunidos.org
Claudia Torres is a communications professional with over eight years of experience in strategic communications, public relations, marketing, and strategic planning. She has worked for companies, nonprofits, and independently. Claudia brings not only her professional experience but also a cultural and language awareness to everything she does.
She has a BA in Multidisciplinary Studies: Psychology and Languages from the University of Puerto Rico and a Master’s Degree in Communications specializing in Public Relations from the Universidad del Sagrado Corazón.
Claudia has great desire to see the Oregon Latinx communities thrive and for Casa Latinos Unidos to strengthen and expand their services. Claudia can be reached at executive.director@casalatinosunidos.org
Priscila Narcio - Outreach Coordinator
Priscila Narcio is an immigration activist and emerging leader in the Corvallis community. She is now a senior studying Human Development and Family Sciences and Business at Oregon State University where she intends to pursue a career in student affairs to help students further their education. Narcio is also a founding member of Here to Stay, an immigrant rights advocacy student group at Oregon State University. With almost 700 hours of community service, Narcio is an advocate. She’s organized demonstrations, worked with community organizations, college administration, and helped co-write a proposal for the Dreaming Beyond Borders Resource Center at Oregon State University. This center is the second established center in Oregon, and first ever at a university. Priscila has a great desire to see the Latinx community in Oregon grow and thrive with Casa Latinos Unidos. Priscila can be reached at outreach@casalatinosunidos.org
Priscila Narcio is an immigration activist and emerging leader in the Corvallis community. She is now a senior studying Human Development and Family Sciences and Business at Oregon State University where she intends to pursue a career in student affairs to help students further their education. Narcio is also a founding member of Here to Stay, an immigrant rights advocacy student group at Oregon State University. With almost 700 hours of community service, Narcio is an advocate. She’s organized demonstrations, worked with community organizations, college administration, and helped co-write a proposal for the Dreaming Beyond Borders Resource Center at Oregon State University. This center is the second established center in Oregon, and first ever at a university. Priscila has a great desire to see the Latinx community in Oregon grow and thrive with Casa Latinos Unidos. Priscila can be reached at outreach@casalatinosunidos.org
Cheyla Moranchel - Client Services Coordinator
Cheyla was born in Los Angeles, California but raised in the small town of Mount Angel, Oregon. Growing up she witnessed the struggles her parents faced working in the fields while working alongside them picking berries and cutting flowers. These experiences motivated her to excel in school and pursue a higher education. She is a first-generation Gates Millennium Scholar senior pursuing a double degree in Public Health and Human Development & Family Sciences with a minor in Business Administration at Oregon State University. Cheyla wants to create long-lasting meaningful change for her Latinx community through the ever-changing healthcare policies, delivery, and reimbursement systems. Working at Casa Latinos Unidos gives her a pivotal insight in working with the Latinx community and begin that change. Cheyla can be reached at info@casalatinosunidos.org
Cheyla was born in Los Angeles, California but raised in the small town of Mount Angel, Oregon. Growing up she witnessed the struggles her parents faced working in the fields while working alongside them picking berries and cutting flowers. These experiences motivated her to excel in school and pursue a higher education. She is a first-generation Gates Millennium Scholar senior pursuing a double degree in Public Health and Human Development & Family Sciences with a minor in Business Administration at Oregon State University. Cheyla wants to create long-lasting meaningful change for her Latinx community through the ever-changing healthcare policies, delivery, and reimbursement systems. Working at Casa Latinos Unidos gives her a pivotal insight in working with the Latinx community and begin that change. Cheyla can be reached at info@casalatinosunidos.org