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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
SPANISH AND LATIN
AMERICAN NETWORK
Lectures and Colloquia
Wednesday, November 14, 2007 | 422 Griffin Hall | 3:30 PM | Solimar Otero | see downloadable, printable flyer |
CIRCUMATLANTIC SPIRITUALITY: NEW ORLEANS AND THE CARIBBEAN
Recent
speakers in Spanish and Latin American Studies include renowned Guatemalan writer, scholar and literary critic Arturo Arias, Leonard Abrams, maker of the film Quilombo Country, Jean Dangler, Associate Professor of Spanish and Medieval Studies, Tulane University, Fr. Roy
Bourgeois, M.M., Founder of SOA
Watch, Ralph Lee Woodward,
Professor Emeritus
of History, Tulane University, and of Latin American Studies,
Texas Christian University; Miguel Angel Santana, author; Federico
Chalupa, Associate Professor of
Spanish and Chair of Romance Languages, Bowling Green State University;
Eugenio
Matibag, Associate Professor of Spanish, Iowa State University; John
Smihula, director of the award winning documentary Hidden in Plain
Sight;
the late Gérard
Béhague, Distinguished Professor of Music, UT Austin; and
Louis
Pérez, J. Carlyle Sitterson Professor of History, UNC
Chapel Hill.
We are grateful to the Lyceum Committee of the
Student Government Association, the Graduate School, the College of Liberal Arts, the
Honors Program, the Departments of Anthropology and Sociology, History and Geography,
Modern Languages, and Music, Sigma Delta Pi, the Spanish Club, and the Minor in Latin American Studies
for
making this series possible.
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