Sul Ross State University International announced that Cynthia Sifuentes, a leader in student success and community engagement, is being recognized as one of the Top 30 Women in Eagle Pass for her contributions to the community.

The honor was presented by HERStory Eagle Pass during a ceremony on March 30 at the International Center for Trade in Eagle Pass.

Sifuentes leads the Culture of Care initiative for incoming freshmen at SRSU International, fostering an environment that promotes personal growth, academic achievement and a strong sense of belonging. Her commitment to student development, combined with her active involvement in the community, reflects the university’s mission to cultivate leadership, service and empowerment.

HERStory Eagle Pass amplifies women’s stories, honors achievements, inspires leadership, and amplifies success across generations.

“Cynthia’s passion and dedication make a real difference in the lives of our students and in our community,” said Dr. Jorge Garza, vice president of Sul Ross State University International. “She exemplifies the kind of leader who not only succeeds but lifts others along the way.”

“Being recognized by HERStory Eagle Pass is truly an honor,” said Sifuentes. “I am grateful for the opportunity to serve our students and community and to support women and youth in reaching their full potential.”

For more information, email cynthia.sifuentes@sulross.edu.

Photo from left: Ramsey English Cantu, Maverick County Judge; Cynthia Sifuentes, Project Director of Title V Culture of Care; and Jessica Ramon, Eagle Pass City Councilwoman.