Location: The Quad Join us for an exciting event that launches Hispanic Heritage Month in style! Hispanic Heritage Expo: Pioneers of Change will be a dynamic celebration that showcases the diverse cultural heritage of the Hispanic community. This event highlights unity and cultural exchange, bringing together people from various Hispanic countries to share their traditions, cuisine, music, and …
Location: Upper Library, Student Union Latino Voices: Pioneers in Literature highlights the unique perspectives of the Hispanic community. As part of this celebration, we will showcase the literary contributions of Hispanic authors by distributing their books. Each book offers a distinct and invaluable viewpoint on the experiences of the Hispanic community, highlighting the impact of …
Location: Nelson Mandela Room (Student Union, Room 3214) This interactive conference will explore the different skills needed for students and leaders to become elements of social change on campus and within the organization. Participants will understand how their interactions and relationships with each other have a large impact on the campus community. The workshops will …
Location: Academic II, Room 2123 / Microsoft Teams Hispanic Heritage Month & the Faculty/Staff Book Group present: Elizabeth Troutner's (Student Involvement) discussion on What the River Knows by Isabel Ibañez. The discussion will focus on the novel's prologue. In this discussion, we'll delve into the world of Bolivian-Argentinian Inez Olivera and her quest to uncover the truth about …
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Location: Academic I, Room 1106 Hispanic heritage has long been a huge part of American culture, and few places illustrate this as poignantly as on the baseball diamond. This program uses sport to explore complex themes including immigration law, demographic transformation, evolving concepts of race, assimilation & belonging, and diversity within the broader Latinx world. …