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Club Tropical
Club Tropical members perform at this years’ Welcome Week
Multicultural Street Fair. Club Tropical is the official student,
staff and faculty organization that promotes Salsa and Merengue
dancing at OSU. Photo by Francie Buschur.
Prof. Romero Welcome Reception
Prof. Angeles Romero and Prof. David Horn,
Chair of The Department of Comparative Studies, pose for a picture
at the welcome reception in her honor. Prof. Romero is a Visiting
Professor in Latin@ Studies at OSU and will be teaching while
Prof. Luz Calvo is on sabattical. Photo by Francie Buschur.
2003 SHPE Professional Symposium
The Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers’ (SHPE)
(formerly OHSEA), President, Michael Campesino, and Belinda
Higgs, Multicultural Center Coordinator, organized the SHPE
Symposium that gathered faculty, students, family and community
members at OSU.
The Symposium brought Enrique Bolaños, a native of
Nicaragua who has held international positions of increasing
responsibilities throughout both North and Latin America.
Philip and Kenneth Moncayo, son and father, enjoy the reception.
Photography by Francie Buschur.
Alpha Psi Lambda
Members of Alpha Psi discuss different activities for this year
at their October meeting. Alpha Psi Lambda Inc. is the first
Latin@ social, co-educational fraternity in the country. Photo
by M. F. Ramos-Pellicia.
Folclor Hispano
Folclor Hispano members perform at the Welcome Week Multicultural
Street Fair.
Folclor Hispano strives to learn and present traditional
folkloric dances of Spanish-speaking countries, and to experience
and to share with the community the vibrant folkloric expressions
of these countries. Photo by Francie Buschur.
Puerto Rican Student Association (PRSA)
Cory, the PRSA president, enjoys the Dominada with association
members. PRSA provides support to members of the Puerto Rican
community at Ohio State. Photo by Francie Buschur.
Hispanic Graduate Organization (HGO)
HGO members paused for a photo at their October Potluck. HGO
provides information, support and assistance in the academic
development of Hispanic graduate students at OSU. Photo by M.
F. Ramos-Pellicia.
Hispanic Organization for Texas Students
(HOTS)
H.O.T.S. provides future and current Ohio State students with
moral and academic support. H.O.T.S. hosted a group of prospective
students from Texas in late October. Photo provided by HOTS.
Barbara Ehrenreich Lecture
Barbara Ehrenreich, author of “Nickel and Dimed”,
takes time to speak with Juan Cabrera, a Latino freshman in
Political Science, after her lecture to first year students
at OSU. Photo by Victor Mora.
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