Center for Latin American Studies Senior Capstone Presentations - Event Details

Interested in hearing about humanities research? Want to learn more about Latin American culture?

Please join us at the Center for Latin American Studies (Marshall 280) for a series of presentations from undergraduate students completing their capstone class (LAS 498) and final projects this Friday, May 3rd, from 1pm to 2:30pm at Marshall Building, Suite 280.

There will be coffee and snacks starting at 12:30pm!

Who are the seniors that will be prsenting?

1. Braeden Kehoe | La Tierra del Desencanto: New Mexico and the Romanticization of its Colonial Past
2. Edward B. Shannon | Push and Pull Factors of Contemporary Cuban Immigration to the US.
3. Emily Morel | Del Bajo Mundo Pa’ To’ el Mundo: Dominican Dembow, A Black Urban Cultural Musical Movement
4. Fernando Valdes | Immigration in Media: A Study on the Rhetorical Ratchet Effect
5. Isabella Espinoza | Witches, Midwives, Resistance Oh My! Examining Reproductive Indigenous Medicine and its Relationship to Resistance 

Questions? Please reach out to Kristal A. Natera Tufic at knatera@arizona.edu.