Center for Latino and Latin American Studies
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Center for Latino and Latin American Studies
Hebeler Hall Room 202
(509) 963-1853
cllas@cwu.edu
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Current Events
- January 28 | 12pm | Centro in the Multicultural Center in Black Hall. Historian Tatiana Seijas from Rutgers University will discuss her book Asian Slaves in Colonial Mexico: From Chinos to Indios (about the Manilla Galleons and the trade of South, Eastern, and SE Asians into Mexico as slaves). Dr. Sejas will give a lunch presentation in our new Centro in the Multicultural Center in Black Hall. Students are invited to a reception with Dr. Sejas from 1:30 to 2:30 in L&L Lounge 106A. Dr. Seijas will offer a presentation on her book open to the public from 4:00 to 6:00 pm in Samuelson 104.
March 29 | 7pm | Town Toyota Center Wenatchee Washington
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April 25 | 7pm | Iron Horse Pub: 412 N Main StreetThursday Thinks: Writing Without Borders / Escritura Sin Fronteras
Stella Moreno | World Languages Department
Enjoy and evening with Dr. Stella Moreno as she begins the night with poems read in Spanish and then with English translation. Then, join in a discussion of the nuances of the translation creative process, and participate in some interactive activities centered on poetry and the act of translation.
News
Historic Latino student wave reshapes many colleges. But access is uneven. https://www.washingtonpo
The World Without Walls Showcases Mexican History, Tradition And Pride At CWUAn afternoon of dance and music inspired by the traditions and regions of Mexico, called “The Worl
Take A Walk On The Wild Side With SOBRE MÉXICO! Deadline October 31A rare, tropical dry forest, unique animal species, and the opportunity for international scientific
