Program in Latino Studies - Announcements

Past Announcements and Events

Announcements and Events for Spring 2013

LAO Reunions Event
¡Adelante! Latinos Reshaping America

Friday, May 31
3pm-4:30pm
216 Burr Hall

Moderated by Marta Tienda (Director of the Program in Latino Studies); Opening remarks by Germán Lara ’90 (President of the Association of Latino Princeton Alumni).

Featuring: Ali Valenzuela (Assistant Professor of Politics), Douglas Massey (Henry G. Bryant Professor of Sociology), and Patricia Fernández-Kelly (Senior Lecturer in Sociology).

This event is co-sponsored by the Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA).

Reception hosted by ALPA to follow (5:30-8:30pm, West College Terrace).
For more information

Modern America Workshop
The Politics and History of Unauthorized Immigration in America: A Reappraisal
Daniel Tichenor (University of Oregon)

Thursday, February 21
4:30pm
211 Dickinson Hall

Co-sponsored by the Department of History Modern America Workshop, The Center for The Study of Democratic Politics, The Center for Migration and Development and The Program in Latino Studies

Program in American Studies Presents
A Conversation with Playwright Jorge Ignacio Cortinas
The Cuban Argument with Itself-
A playwright's journey: working hard to get off the island and then working hard to get back to the island and then off again...

Tuesday, March 12
4:30pm
Betts Auditorium, School of Architecture
Co-sponsored by the Program in Latino Studies and the Program in Theater
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The Intersections Working Group in English
Migrant Personhood and the Defense of Sovereign Power in North America

Monday, April 1
4:30pm
40 McCosh Hall

A Lecture by Alicia Schmidt Camacho (American Studies and Ethnicity, Race, and Migration at Yale University)
For more information

Program in Teacher Preparation Lecture
Diversity in the Classroom: How Racial Microaggressions Affect the Learning Environment
Daniel Solorzano (UCLA)

Thursday, April 4
4:30pm
Room 004, Friend Center

Center for Migration and Development Lecture
Panel on Gangs in Urban Settings
Featuring: James Diego Vigil (University of California, Irvine) and Thomas K. Ward (University of Southern California). Paul Willis from Princeton University will be the discussant

Thursday, April 18
12pm
165 Wallace Hall

Announcements and Events for Spring 2013

LAO Reunions Event ¡Adelante! Latinos Reshaping America

Modern America Workshop The Politics and History of Unauthorized Immigration in America: A Reappraisal Daniel Tichenor (University of Oregon)

Program in American Studies Presents A Conversation with Playwright Jorge Ignacio Cortinas The Cuban Argument with Itself- A playwright's journey: working hard to get off the island and then working hard to get back to the island and then off again...

The Intersections Working Group in English Migrant Personhood and the Defense of Sovereign Power in North America

Program in Teacher Preparation Lecture Diversity in the Classroom: How Racial Microaggressions Affect the Learning Environment Daniel Solorzano (UCLA)

Center for Migration and Development Lecture Panel on Gangs in Urban Settings Featuring: James Diego Vigil (University of California, Irvine) and Thomas K. Ward (University of Southern California). Paul Willis from Princeton University will be the discussant