It's National Latine Heritage Month! Join us to hear from Latine professionals about their careers and experiences. All presentations are in the Greenleaf Conference Room, Jones Hall 100A.
Tuesday, September 29 | 11:00 a.m.
Gretel Acosta, PhD - Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, School of Liberal Arts
It's National Latine Heritage Month! Join us to hear from Latine professionals about their careers and experiences. All presentations are in the Greenleaf Conference Room, Jones Hall 100A.
Tuesday, September 29 | 11:00 a.m.
Gretel Acosta, PhD - Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, School of Liberal Arts
It's National Latine Heritage Month! Join us to hear from Latine professionals about their careers and experiences. All presentations are in the Greenleaf Conference Room, Jones Hall 100A.
Tuesday, September 29 | 11:00 a.m.
Gretel Acosta, PhD - Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Spanish & Portuguese, School of Liberal Arts
Grab a drink, learn about youth-led protest movements from historian Emily Glankler (Anti-Social Studies) and support immigrants.
Join Emily Glankler for dinner, drinks, & discussion on teaching with artifacts from the Doris Stone Latin American Library.
Education can be a lonely field so let's get together to build community, eat/drink/commiserate, and discuss how to incorporate stories (both fictional and factual) into our lessons!
Dinner, drinks, and a small gift are included! All teachers and educational professionals are welcome but the discussion will be focused primarily on history and social studies topics.
An annual celebration of New Orleans' vibrant Latine community! Enjoy live music, community connections, and the rich cultural traditions that make our city so special.
The Roger Thayer Stone Center for Latin American Studies warmly invites guests to the Gran Fiesta, a welcoming gathering for Latin Americanist faculty, staff, graduate students, and friends.
Due to limited space, this event is by invitation only.
Between the 1760s and the 1820s, the Atlantic world became a theater of political upheaval. People, information, and commerce crossed oceans in service of empires, linking Spain and Spanish America to wars and revolutions on both sides of the Atlantic. Drawing on the exceptional holdings of the Doris Z.