Category Archives: Events
22-11 Joint Workshop: Abstracts, Time-to-degree, and ITP Certificate Program with Professor Riobó
November 22, 5:30pm, 4116.18 (Thesis Room) Joint workshop on abstract writing, time-to-degree review for first-year students, and the Interactive Technology and Pedagogy Certificate Program (with Michael Mandiberg, Coordinator)
22-11 Joint Workshop: Abstracts, Time-to-degree, and ITP Certificate Program with Professor Riobó
November 22, 5:30pm, 4116.18 (Thesis Room) Joint workshop on abstract writing, time-to-degree review for first-year students, and the Interactive Technology and Pedagogy Certificate Program (with Michael Mandiberg, Coordinator)
Cuba después del 59
Many members of our department participated in the “Cuba después del 59” Conference held at The Graduate Center, CUNY Jorge Alvis, Justo Planas, Elena Chávez Goycochea, Lidia Hernández, Justo Planas, Huber Jaramillo Gil, Dr. Walfrido Dorta and Prof. Carlos Riobó.
Cuba después del 59
Many members of our department participated in the “Cuba después del 59” Conference held at The Graduate Center, CUNY Jorge Alvis, Justo Planas, Elena Chávez Goycochea, Lidia Hernández, Justo Planas, Huber Jaramillo Gil, Dr. Walfrido Dorta and Prof. Carlos Riobó.
15-11 Textual Re-Orientations, Decolonizing Efforts: New Mesoamerican Indigenous Narratives
November 15, 6:30 p.m., Room: 9205 Arturo Arias, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Professor in the Humanities at the University of California, Merced, is Visiting Research Scholar in the Program in Latin American Studies (PLAS) at Princeton University
15-11 Textual Re-Orientations, Decolonizing Efforts: New Mesoamerican Indigenous Narratives
November 15, 6:30 p.m., Room: 9205 Arturo Arias, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Professor in the Humanities at the University of California, Merced, is Visiting Research Scholar in the Program in Latin American Studies (PLAS) at Princeton University
18-10 Taller: Búsqueda de trabajo con la profesora Silvia Dapía
October 18, 4:15 pm, Room: 4116.18 Topics to be covered: Writing a Cover Letter: The Cover Letter is one of the most challenging documents that you may ever write: You have to align your strengths and goals with your
18-10 Taller: Búsqueda de trabajo con la profesora Silvia Dapía
October 18, 4:15 pm, Room: 4116.18 Topics to be covered: Writing a Cover Letter: The Cover Letter is one of the most challenging documents that you may ever write: You have to align your strengths and goals with your
18-10 Taller: Desarrollo Profesional con el profesor José del Valle
El viernes 18 de octubre a las 3:00 pm tendrá lugar un taller de profesionalización que, aunque fue concebido para quienes se especializan en lingüística hispánica, está abierto al alumnado de LAILaC en su conjunto. Quienes deseen participar deben informar a Jessie Barreto
18-10 Taller: Desarrollo Profesional con el profesor José del Valle
El viernes 18 de octubre a las 3:00 pm tendrá lugar un taller de profesionalización que, aunque fue concebido para quienes se especializan en lingüística hispánica, está abierto al alumnado de LAILaC en su conjunto. Quienes deseen participar deben informar a Jessie Barreto
11-10 Spain and its Memory: Disorganizing Forgetfulness
October 11, 8:00 p.m., Room: 4116 A first-hand account of the historical memory movement’s efforts in Spain to reclaim the buried history of the Franco era. With a discussion of and excerpts from the film “Bones of Contention” by Andrea
11-10 Spain and its Memory: Disorganizing Forgetfulness
October 11, 8:00 p.m., Room: 4116 A first-hand account of the historical memory movement’s efforts in Spain to reclaim the buried history of the Franco era. With a discussion of and excerpts from the film “Bones of Contention” by Andrea
10-10 What’s in a Name?
October 10, 2:00 pm, Room: 4202 Join Dr. Ariana Mangual Figueroa and the students in her fall 2019 course, What’s in a Name?, for a conversation with activist, educator, attorney, filmmaker, and author, Iris Morales. What’s in a Name?
10-10 What’s in a Name?
October 10, 2:00 pm, Room: 4202 Join Dr. Ariana Mangual Figueroa and the students in her fall 2019 course, What’s in a Name?, for a conversation with activist, educator, attorney, filmmaker, and author, Iris Morales. What’s in a Name?
24-10 LAILaC Prospective Open House
Are you considering becoming part of the Ph.D. Program in Latin American, Iberian and Latino Cultures at the Graduate Center, CUNY? Join our faculty and current students on October 24 at 4:15pm in Room 4116 for a prospective student
24-10 LAILaC Prospective Open House
Are you considering becoming part of the Ph.D. Program in Latin American, Iberian and Latino Cultures at the Graduate Center, CUNY? Join our faculty and current students on October 24 at 4:15pm in Room 4116 for a prospective student
