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The Latin American Library Colloquium Series beings this Friday, March 11th, from 3-4:30 in the Latin American Library (4th floor of Howard Tilton Memorial Library)!

Professor Marilyn Miller will present new research on mid-century New Orleans beautification project that immortalized Latin American independence leaders: “Lament of the libertadores: Monumental Demise in New Orleans’s ‘Garden of the Americas.’”

This talk will be in English. Refreshments will be served!

Catherine Vézina, Spring of 2022 Richard E. Greenleaf Visiting Professor, has organized a seminar on Mexican migration history. Join her next week, February 9th, 5PM CT via Zoom!

Email: semhistoriamigracionciudadania@gmail.com with questions and further details about the event. 

 

 

Graduate Students who work on Latin America and who received summer research funding through the Stone Center over the past two summers will be presenting on how they used their grants to support their research and program goals at a day-long Symposium. There will be five 80-minute panel sessions with the first one beginning at 8:30am. Each panel will contain 5 or 6 brief 10-minute presentations, with a brief time for Q&A at the end of each session.

Join Kaqchikel learners and speakers at all levels to practice your language skills at this bi-monthly conversation table. This month's table will be lead by Mtro. Anselmo Ixjotop Puac, of the University of Arizona.

Link to join: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/93988469399?pwd=bkk3eDIzOEhQVjVEV1ZxTHFDTnJvQT09

This event is co-sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at the University of Kansas and the Latin American Studies Center at the University of Arizona.

Join Kaqchikel learners and speakers at all levels to practice your language skills at this bi-monthly conversation table. This session will be hosted by expert instructor Ambrocia Cuma (aka Ixnal).

Link to join: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/93988469399?pwd=bkk3eDIzOEhQVjVEV1ZxTHFDTnJvQT09

This event is co-sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at the University of Kansas.

Join Kaqchikel learners and speakers at all levels to practice your language skills at this bi-monthly conversation table. This month, Mtra. Magda Sotz (aka Ixkamey) will lead us in a conversation about our daily routines.

 

Link to join: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/93988469399?pwd=bkk3eDIzOEhQVjVEV1ZxTHFDTnJvQT09

This event is co-sponsored by the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at the University of Kansas.

This 6-week summer program, sponsored by the Stone Center for Latin American Studies at Tulane, caters to graduate and undergraduate students who wish to achieve a high level of Portuguese fluency through immersion in Brazilian language and culture. With language classes at the intermediate and advanced levels, it allows students to study with experienced faculty while living with local families or college students in the Sao Paulo neighborhood of Perdizes. Each participant enrolls in two Tulane credit-bearing courses organized by our partner institution CET.

The Mayan Language Institute is a 6-week program to train students in either Kaqchikel or K’iche’ Maya, two of the most widely-spoken Mayan languages in Iximulew (Guatemala) today. Thanks to the collaboration between U.S. American faculty and Maya teachers, participants can study at the beginning, intermediate, or advanced levels of either language. The program’s highly individualized classes combine language immersion activities, lectures, one-on-one conversations, guest speakers and cultural excursions.

Tulane Community—please join the Portuguese department in the Greenleaf Conference Room (Jones Hall) for the PORTfolio Conference! January 27th at11 AM.

Summer in Panama is a 4-week study abroad experience open to undergraduates in all years and majors. With course offerings in both English and Spanish, the program enables participants to delve into the forces that shape Panama's colonial past, vibrant present, and uncertain future as they experience the outcomes of country’s unique history and its cultural and natural diversity.

More information is available on the Summer in Panama webpage.

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