2009 Events

 

Taste of OSU

Eyes Wide Open

Hispanic Awareness Week 2009

 
Taste of OSU
 
On Jan. 30, the Office of International Affairs with more than 30 Ohio State student organizations and the Campus Dining Services chefs presented an evening of international food and performances.
 
Students from Oi Brasil!, OSU Portuguese Club, offer Brazilian food and desserts.
Photo by Susana del Río
 

Members of Folclor Hispano delight the audience with a "festejo", a typical dance from Peru.

Photo by Susana del Río

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Eyes Wide Open
 
On Feb. 23, the Department of Latino/a Studies presented "Eyes Wide Open, New Work on Latino/a Visual Culture." Two authors discussed their new books at the Grand Lounge in the Faculty Club.
 
Guisela Latorre from the Department of Women's Studies presents her new book, "Walls of Empowerment."
Photo by Giovana Covarrubias
 
Guest speaker, William Nericcio (first from left), from San Diego State University, poses with members of SUR at the signing and reading of his new book, "Tex{t}-Mex."
Photo by Giovana Covarrubias
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Hispanic Awareness Week 2009
 

The Hispanic Awareness Week (HAW) 2009 took place from April 19–25. The event, organized by the Multicultural Center in collaboration with several organizations, included a series of workshops, discussion tables, lectures, movies, music and dancing celebrating and reviving the Hispanic culture.
 
Indra Leyva-Santiago, Intercultural Specialist from the Multicultural Center, speaks at the Formal Opening of the Annual Hispanic Awareness Week.
Provided by the Multicultural Center
 
Adrian Huerta, graduate student in Higher Education & Student Affairs, leads a discussion about racism in today's world at the "¿Y Tú Quién Eres? Is Racism Over?" luncheon.
Photo by Giovana Covarrubias
 
A panel of students in higher education at Ohio State addresses questions at the event "Graduate & Professional School 101."
Photo by Giovana Covarrubias
 
Professor Saskia Sassen from Columbia University lectures on "Neither Global nor National: Novel Assemblages of Territory, Authority and Rights."
Photo by Susana del Río
 
Ohio State’s President E. Gordon Gee meets students from Canto Latino at the Noche Latina/Late Night show.
Photo by Susana del Río
 
Students show off their different talents during the Noche Latina/Late Night show.
Photo by Susana del Río
 
For more information about the HAW 2009, please visit http://quepasa.osu.edu/issues/sp09/sp10.html.
 
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Issue:
Summer 2009

Welcoming Messages from the University Leadership

'Anything Can Be Achieved with a Positive Attitude and Ganas'
By Lori Guzman

Keeping a Good GPA with 43 Credit Hours and Two Jobs, Impossible? ... Read On!
By Carlos Castillo

Una Pasión que me Mantuvo en el Camino Correcto
Por Iris Vales

Johamy Morales:
Exploring Her Identity through Theater
By Johamy Morales

Latin@s Making a Difference:
The Greyhound Health and Wellness Program at Ohio State
By Carlos Castillo

Life at Ohio State Far From Home:
A Parent and Student Perspective
By Maria Sanchez

The Motivation to Change
By Douglas Eck

The Importance of Being Involved:
Why Parents Matter in the College Search Process
By Jefferson Blackburn Smith

From Helicopters to Submarines:
A Guide to Successfully Launching Your Children Off to College
By Ernesto R. Escoto and Marjorie Adams

The Bridge to Academic Success:
How to Jump-Start Your College Career
By Normand Cabán

Lambda Theta Phi:
“Chivalry Above Self”
By the Founding Brothers of Lambda Theta Phi Fraternidad Latina, Inc.

Tips to Ease Your Experience at OSU
Consejos para Facilitar Tu Experiencia en OSU
By Giovana Covarrubias

Career Advice in this Changing Economy
By Ana C. Berríos-Allison

Reflections on Our Community
Educational Attainment of Hispanics/Latin@s
By Mercedes Sánchez

Columbus, Ohio:
A Vibrant City with an Increasing Latin@ Presence
By Ray Arebalo

Esquina del Editor
Memorias, Logros y Despedidas

By Carlos Castillo

Graduates Achieve their Goals at Ohio State! — Spring 2009

Mi Experiencia
Beating the Odds
By Miguel A. López Jr.

Faculty Profile:
Luis Pompa: An Inspiring Experience of Family Support and Personal Achievement
By Carlos Castillo

Student Profile:
Levy Reyes: From Near Academic Probation to a Ph.D.
By Carlos Castillo

Spring 2009 Graduates

Spring 2009 Hispanic / Latin@ Graduation

2009 Events

Hispanic/Latin@ Organizations at Ohio State
Get involved!

By Carlos Castillo

Graduate Corner:
Thoughts about Graduate School in a Tough Job Market
By Cindy Freeman