Latino/a Studies presents and supports lectures, events, and activities that bring a face to the field, while also offering financial support for student and faculty research and scholarship. Under new leadership this year, we will offer in the spring semester the first official "Introduction to Latino/a Studies in the Global South," which is the introductory course for our newly approved undergraduate certificate by the same name. Please enjoy browsing our website and be sure to join our mail list.
News and Events
Cheech Marin donates art to Latino/a Studies - highlighted on Duke Today
Cheech Marin's gift of Chicano art to the Program in Latino/a Studies in the Global South at Duke University is highlighted on the Duke Today website: http://news.duke.edu/2009/04/cheech.html. Check out [more info]
Through Fall: Montoya's "Pre-Meditated" exhibit on display
The Program in Latino/a Studies in the Global South presents the exhibit, PREMEDITATED: MEDITATIONS ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT by MALAQUIAS MONTOYA, in the Fredric Jameson Gallery, Friedl Building, Room 115, Duke East Campus. [more info]
Through August: The Sea is History Exhibit at Franklin Center
An Exhibition on Human Dispersion & the Caribbean Sea
Curated by Holly Ackerman, PhD, Librarian for Latin America & Iberia and 2008-09 Library Fellow, Franklin Humanities Institute Annual Seminar, [more info]