MSU Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies

OAS The Rowe Fund
Financial aid for Latin American and Caribbean Students
F/J visa holders
Learn more www.oas.org/en/rowefund
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Payment starts three months after completion of studies
Student may stay in the US for OPT
Interest-free student loans
Up to $15,000 per student
Easy online application process
Applications are received and reviewed year round
Funds are disbursed directly to the student in the US

Are you in need of Financial Aid to study in the U.S.A.?

Visit www.oas.org/en/rowefund for more information and to start your application process.

You may also be eligible for a USD$2,000 scholarship when you apply for Financial Aid from the Rowe OAS Rowe Fund.

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Exhibition Laas / Absan / Peldía: Caribbean Cinema Cultures
MSU Broad Art Museum
August 22, 2026-January 31, 2027
Inspired by recurring conversations around the so-called “death of cinema,” Laas / Absan / Peldía explores how cinema in the Caribbean is haunted by experiences of loss and absence. Support for this series is provided by MSU Federal Credit Union. This exhibition is the result of collaborative research produced by the Manchineel Project, a microlab of The Diaspora Solidarities Lab, a Black feminist-led partnership between Johns Hopkins University and The Center for Puerto Rican Studies. The Diaspora Solidarities Lab is made possible with financial support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. MSU Broad Art Museum

K-12 Educators! We are looking for 20 educators of all subjects and grade levels to join us in exploring how to broaden students’ global mindsets through engagement with art. Apply for the upcoming cohort of Global Art for Curious Educators at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at MSU! Info and more details at this link: https://broadmuseum.msu.edu/learn/teacher-fellowship/
Hear what previous participants have to say about the program https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7BcB-7JHj4

Broadening Perspectives: Transforming Teaching at the MSU Broad Art Museum Thousands of K-12 classes visit museums in the United States annual...

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Four MSU Faculty Honored with Fintz Award for Teaching Excellence Four College of Arts & Letters faculty have been selected as this year’s recipients of the Fintz Award for Teaching Excellence in the Arts and Humanities in recognition of their exemplary Integrative…

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Connecting Jazz Studies and the Black Experience in the Americas via Portuguese Immersion in Brazil By drawing parallels between jazz and Brazilian musical traditions, Master of Fine Arts student Sarah Whitaker presents her research and a musical performanc...

Public policy undergraduate student Adilene Martínez discusses how engaging directly with local communities provides a deeper understanding of regional needs than theory alone.
James Madison College at Michigan State University Chicano/Latino Studies at Michigan State University

Exploring Human Forest Codependence and Community Traditions in Yucatán, Mexico Public policy undergraduate student Adilene Martínez discusses how engaging directly with local communities provides a deeper understanding of regional needs...

Assistant Professor Rafael Villares Orellana talks about his work of confronting ways of seeing migration through artwork on the commercialization of nature. MSU College of Arts & Letters MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY - Art | Art History | Design

Confronting Ways of Seeing Migration Through Artwork on the Commercialization of Nature Professor Rafael Villegas presents his "The Nature of Hunting Nature" series examining how the USDA’s history of importing "naturalized immigrant plants" ser...