is organized by nonprofit Mente, which promotes higher education for Latinx men. The event features workshops and a college fair. At the close of the summit, 20 students are awarded with $1,000 scholarships.
== Notable people ==
Notable graduates of Linfield University include Scott Brosius, former New York Yankee and 1998 World Series MVP; Kenneth Scott Latourette, scholar of Christianity and Chinese History; Douglas Robinson, translation theorist; First Lieutenant Rex T. Barber, pilot in Operation Vengeance; actress Aparna Brielle; and Joe Medicine Crow, Native American historian and the only Linfield University graduate to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Among those who attended but did not graduate from Linfield are Amy Tan, the award-winning author of The Joy Luck Club, The Bonesetter's Daughter, and The Kitchen God's Wife; and Mark Few, head basketball coach at Gonzaga University since 1999.
== In popular culture ==
Linfield University's campus has been used for filming video and print commercials, …
