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Latino Heritage Month Opening Ceremony featuring John Quinones "A 20/20 View of Hispanic America" Tuesday, September 21 7pm, Trabant MPRs |
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For almost 25 years, Emmy award-winning broadcast journalist, John Quiñones has worked as a co-anchor and correspondent for “Primetime” and “20/20.” Quiñones also anchored a critically acclaimed ABC News special called "Latin Beat," which focused on the impact of the recent population explosion and how it will affect the nation as a whole. More recently, Quiñones' work includes a series of reports entitled "What Would You Do?" The reports test human nature through hidden camera scenarios. Other recent work includes following Mexican immigrants attempting to cross into the United States, polygamous marriages in northern Arizona, and suicide bombers in Israel. Quiñones is also the author of “Heroes Among Us.” He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in speech communications from St. Mary's University, San Antonio, Texas. He received a master's degree from the Columbia School of Journalism.
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Comida Latina – Latin Food Festival Food has historically been the bridge to connect people from various backgrounds. Come out and indulge in a world of flavorful dishes from several Central and South American countries.
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Saturday, October 16 Monday, October 25 The goal of this symposium is to offer members of the research cluster, the UD community and Latino/Latin American scholars in the Mid-Atlantic region in general an opportunity to engage in a discussion about theoretical frameworks and methodology in the exploration of social justice across the Americas. The presentations and conversations at the symposium will form the basis for a collaborative book. The Symposium will consist of two panels and one round table as follows: 9:30-10:00 am Breakfast § Pascha Bueno-Hansen, Feminist Hemispheric Dialogues 11:30-1:30 pm Lunch break 1:30-3:00 pm Second panel: "Latin American Scholars in the U.S. Academia" § Mónica Domínguez Torres, Figuring Out the ‘Discovery’:Early Modern Visual Culture and the Politics of Representation 3:15-4:30 pm Roundtable discussion with panelists and audience. Funding support provided by the Interdisciplinary Humanities Research Institute of the College of Art and Sciences, the Office of the Deputy Provost, Women’s Studies and the Center for Black Culture. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact pbh@udel.edu.
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Sunday, November 7 Jorge and Roberta are separated mainly because they come from opposite worlds: he is Mexican and likes an uncomplicated life in the jungle, while she is Italian and prefers a more urban existence. When Roberta decides to return to Rome with their five-year-old son, Natan, Jorge wishes to take him on a trip teach him about his Mayan origins in Mexico.
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Thursday, November 11
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Tuesday, November 16 Erik Rivera is a familiar face all over several cable networks as he has appeared numerous times on SiTV, Comedy Central and most recenly on MTV Tr3s. Rivera is one of the most requested comedians on both coasts. Don't miss his appearance here at UD. Free for UD students and staff! |
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Sponsors: Center for Black Culture, Campus Alliance de La Raza, Chi Upsilon Sigma, College of Arts and Sciences, Dining Services, Haven, HOLA, International Film Series, Global Studies, Lambda Pi Chi, Latin American Studies, Latino Heritage Caucus, Women's Studies, Office of the Deputy Provost, Office of Equity and Inclusion, Office of Student Conduct, Office of the |
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For more related events, please visits the Center for Black Culture website: http://www.udel.edu/CBC/
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