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Among the 300 1 through 3 quarter enrollees who completed a baseline survey, those who completed a follow -up survey did not differ from those who did not with regard to age and gender. 3.1.2 Race /Ethnicity As depicted in Table 3 -1, nearly three - quarters of baseline respondents (n= 290, 74.2 %) are Hispanic/ Latino. Eight respondents (2.0 %) report their race or ethnicity as "other," and of these, five described themselves as being of mixed race, two as "Middle Eastern," and one individual as "Cherokee." Nine respondents refused to provide information regarding their race or ethnicity and are omitted from the total. A significantly larger proportion of survey th respondents in the 4 quarter self - identify as Caucasian/ White (n= 26; 26.5 %) than those in the lri(n= 11; 11.5 %), 2 "d (n= 13; 13.3°/x), and 3RD (n= 12; 12.1 %) quarters; X (12, N= 39 1) _ 24.5,p <.05. n rd Among the 300 1 through 3 quarter enrollees who completed a baseline survey, those who completed a follow -up survey did not differ from those who did not with regard to race/ ethnicity. Center during the third and fourth quarters of 2008 with the race /ethnicity of survey completers for those quarters. Hispanic/Latino Santa Ana WORK Center clients are more heavily represented among survey completers than among the total population of users, while African Americans and individuals of "Other" racial/ethnic groups are underrepresented among survey completers. Racial/ethnic data is currently unavailable for Santa Ana WORK Center clients who registered during the first and second quarters, therefore no comparison can be made. 19F -292 purvey Sam le» Raee/ Ethnici Count Peireenta, Latino/ Hispanic 290 74.2% Table 3 -2 Caucasian/ White 62 15.9% compares the Asian/ Pacific Islander 21 5.4% race /ethnicity Black/ African American 10 2.6% of all Santa Other 8 2.0% Ana WORK Center clients Total 391 100.0% a. Results from the random sample of 400 respondents b. Nine who individuals refused to provide race/ethnicity information. registered at the Santa Ana WORK Center during the third and fourth quarters of 2008 with the race /ethnicity of survey completers for those quarters. Hispanic/Latino Santa Ana WORK Center clients are more heavily represented among survey completers than among the total population of users, while African Americans and individuals of "Other" racial/ethnic groups are underrepresented among survey completers. Racial/ethnic data is currently unavailable for Santa Ana WORK Center clients who registered during the first and second quarters, therefore no comparison can be made. 19F -292