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April 10 / 3:30pm-4:30pm / Grad Grantee Presentation with Rosa O’Connor Acevedo

Join us on April 10 from 3:30-4:30pm in Library 101 at the University of Oregon for a research presentation by Rosa O’Connor Acevedo, Philosophy Ph.D. Candidate. Rosa will share her findings on “Racial and Gender Discourse on Enslaved and Non-White Women from Puerto Rico”, based on her archival research in Spain and Puerto Rico.

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April 24 / 3:30pm-5pm / Grad Student Research Colloquium

Join us on April 24th at 3:30pm for a captivating research colloquium featuring three UO graduate students: Carolina Arredondo (Global Studies), Lidia Munoz Paniagua (Anthropology), and Stephanie Morales Curiel (Linguistics).

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May 22 / 4:30pm / CLLAS Happy Hour

Join us and other CLLAS affiliates for our Spring Happy Hour. We will gather at Bier Stein (back bar) on Wednesday

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May 31 / 4pm / Undergraduate Awards Ceremony

Event Details: Date: May 31 Time: 4pm-6pm Location: EMU Crater Lake Rooms Price: FREE! Food & Light Refreshments will be

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Faculty Research Presentation: Ilana Umanksy

Dr. Umansky’s research sheds light on the complex educational journeys of transnational students in Mexico, revealing the challenges they face and the systemic hurdles that shape their experiences.

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Faculty Research Presentation: Audrey Lucero, Angel Dorantes, Janette Avelar

A thought-provoking research presentation that sheds light on the experiences of 3rd-12th grade Latinx students within Bethel School District. This research, partially funded by CLLAS, combined quantitative data from 3,000+ student surveys and academic records, as well as qualitative data from focus groups and interviews with students, teachers, and parents.

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