UWW is celebrating Latino Heritage Month (September) with several free events on campus, all of which take place in the Old Main Ballroom of the James R. Connor University Center:
- Mon., Sept. 28 @4pm: Concert of Latino music by Felipe Rodriguez and Jesus “Chuy” Negrete
- Wed., Sept. 30 @6:30 pm: Film, “A Class Apart”
- Mon., Oct. 5 @4 pm: Maria Josefa Canino (professor emerita at Rutgers and founder of its Department of Puerto Rican and Hispanic Caribbean Studies) speaks on “Harnessing the Power of Educational Institutions to Create Positive Social Change.”
If you are interested in related materials, check out Andersen Library! For example, a search of HALCat, Andersen Library’s catalog, will find CDs such as Somos boricuas/We are Puerto Rican (Browsing CDs, 2nd floor, Call Number: M1681.P6 P57 1996) and books such as Improving schools for Latinos: Creating better learning environments (Main Collection, 3rd Floor, Call Number: LC2670.3 .V35 2006.
Please ask a librarian for assistance with finding materials.
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