CLLAS Events 2017-18
Fall Quarter 2017
• Penelope’s Loom: A Creative Writing Workshop: Ana Lara (Anthropology).
• “Town Hall with Jose Antonio Vargas,” presentation and discussion: Christopher Chávez (School of Journalism and Communication/SOJC).
• Penelope’s Loom Public Reading: Ana Lara (Anthropology).
• CLLAS Faculty Mixer.
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CLLAS Graduate Student Mixer.
• A Conversation with Indigenous Hip Hop artist, Una Isu—Miguel Villegas (Nuu Savi/Mixteco rapper)
• “History of Environmental, Economic, and Political Debts: Puerto Rico and the US,” CLLAS Teach-In: Cecilia Enjuto Rangel (Romance Languages), Rocío Zambrana (Philosophy).
• “Cultural Adaptation of Career Development Intervention for Latina Immigrant Partner Violence Survivors,” CLLAS Research Series: Krista Chronister(Counseling Psychology), Yolanda Valenzuela (Counseling Psychology).
Winter Quarter 2018
• Graduate Student Grant-Writing Workshop: Gabriela Martínez (School of Journalism and Communication/SOJC), Erin Beck (Political Science).
• “Cultural Production, Displacement & Internationalism in Latin America,” CLLAS Research Series Graduate Student Conference.
• “Creating Communities of Welcome: Understanding Motives to Assist Immigrants and Refugees in a Hostile Era,” CLLAS Research Series.
• CLLAS Professional Development Series: Faculty Collaborative Research Grants.
• “Justice Across Borders, Gender, Race, and Migration in the Americas,” CLLAS Symposium: Alaí Reyes-Santos (Ethnic Studies).
Spring Quarter 2018
• “From Manila to London to Rio: Two Cases Outside the Canon,” CLLAS Workshop: Chuong-Đaì Võ (Asia Art Archive).
• NEH Grant Writing: CLLAS Professional Development Series: Stephanie Wood (Education).
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“Latinx & Latin American Studies Intersections: Migration, Indigeneity & Belonging,” CLLAS Research Series Graduate Student Conference.
• CWSW/CLLAS Open House.
• Higher Ed. Dreamer Summit: Supporting Oregon Students.
• “Cuba’s Change in Leadership and Cuba-US Relations,” CLLAS Teach-In: Will Grant (BBC).
• “Translation & Interpretation Experiences & Perceptions among Latina/o High School Language Brokers in Oregon,” CLLAS Research Series: Angel Dorantes (Education Studies).
• Latinx Studies Retreat: Alaí Reyes-Santos (Ethnic Studies).