CCSU Latino and Puerto Rican Studies

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The CCSU Latino and Puerto Rican Studies Program, established in 2009, is an exciting new program at CCSU with the mandate to foster education, student and faculty involvement, and research on U.S. The Minor in Latino Studies enables students to engage new ideas, develop interdisciplinary skills, and gain in-depth understanding and specialized knowledge about U.S. Latinos and their contributions,

02/18/2025

Wednesday, Feb 19th

Photos from CCSU Latino and Puerto Rican Studies's post 10/20/2019

Upcoming events next week! See flyers for additional information.

10/09/2019

This coming Tuesday, October 15th at CCSU 3-5pm

The LALCC at CCSU Inaugural Conference: "Living in Las Américas: Migration and Communities" 10/02/2019

On October 15th the Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Center at Central Connecticut State University in New Britain is hosting a one day conference entitled Living in Las Américas: Migration and Communities that will bring together researchers, teachers, activists, students and members of the community. Attached is a poster and a preliminary program. Please pass them on to your networks, students, and alumni. The event is free and open to the public, but we ask that attendees register in advance so that we will have an idea about numbers for food. Lunch and a light breakfast will be provided. Here is the link for registration: https://forms.gle/L5rzFTXyqHA8TWHy5. If you plan to bring a class to all or part of an event, please let us know. For further information, please contact [email protected].

The LALCC at CCSU Inaugural Conference: "Living in Las Américas: Migration and Communities" October 15, 2019.

09/17/2019

A discussion of the History of Hurricanes in the
Caribbean from Columbus to Maria, featuring
testimonials from CCSU Students

09/09/2019

https://www.ccsu.edu/mariasplace/

The food pantry was named in loving memory of Maria A. Alvarez. Maria worked at CCSU for more than 32 years where she was loved by students, faculty and staff. Outside of work, Maria was a volunteer at the food pantry in her parish. The food pantry combines her love of students and compassion for the community.

Maria's Place Mondays: 11:00 am - 5:00 pmTuesdays: 11:00 am - 5:00 pmWednesdays: 2:00 - 7:00 pmThursdays: 11:00 am - 5:00 pmFridays: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

08/30/2019

The Department of Sociology and the Latino and Puerto Rican Studies Program are hosting a musical group in observance of National Hispanic Heritage Month. Performance and Cultural Presentation by Grupo Fantasia in Alumni Hall, Tuesday Oct. 15th, 3:00 to 5:00pm.

Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Center | Living in Las Américas 08/30/2019

Deadline Extended to Sept. 15, 2019. We invite submissions from colleagues, community partners, students, etc. More information on the conference themes and the link for submission is below. Please forward to others who you think may be interested,
"LIVING IN LAS AMÉRICAS: Migration and Communities” hosted at CCSU on October 15, 2019

Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Center | Living in Las Américas The Latin American, Latino, and Caribbean Center (LALCC) of Central Connecticut State University invites you to submit proposals for its inaugural conference, “LIVING IN LAS AMÉRICAS” hosted at CCSU on October 9, 2019.  This year’s conference theme is “Migration and Communities” and incl...

04/23/2019

This Thursday! Hope to see you there!

04/15/2019

CCSU Afro Latino Film Festival begins this week! We hope you can attend one of these great events!

04/14/2019
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