Why Study Latin America?
About the Center
The Latin American Studies major is designed to provide students with critical language and cultural skills that serve as the foundation for careers in public service, business, humanitarian work, law, and health care, among others, in Latin America and with Latino populations at home. Students are strongly encouraged to combine the LAS major with a major (or minor) in a discipline, so that graduates can combine discipline-specific skills with a high degree of language and cultural competency. More Information
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University of Utah and BYU receive $7 million from Department of Education
The University of Utah, in partnership with Brigham Young University, has been awarded $7 million from the U.S. Department of Education to support international education and language study over the next four years. The Title VI National Resource Center and Foreign Language and Area Studies grants will provide funding directly to the Center for Latin American Studies, Asia Center and their BYU counterparts and will earmark $4.5 million for student scholarships. This is the fourth time the Asia Center has been awarded these four-year grants and the third time for the Center for Latin American Studies.
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STEM Rooted in Culture Educator Workshop Series
This series brings together community experts and educators to broaden diversity and equity in K-12 social studies and STEM classrooms. These workshops are presented in partnership with Artes de México en Utah, an organization dedicated to building communities united by cultural connections through art, and complement NHMU’s latest special exhibition: The Nature of Color.
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Dr. Mariana Aparicio
110 Years of Mexico in Utah
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Paul Hart
Paul Hart
