Late April's Cows, Land, and Labor Conference, hosted by Matt Garcia, synthesized hands-on practioners and academic theorists in discussion about the role of the bovine in New England.
Matt Garcia is the recipient of a one year fellowship from the American Council of Learned Scholars. Presently he acts as the chair of LALACS. He holds appointments in History and LALACS, and is the Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of History, Latin American, Latino, and Caribbean Studies, and Human Relations.
Latin American scholars shine in the latest Kudos from the Office of Communications.
A new film tells the story of Dartmouth students who worked to change existing Library of Congress subject terminology describing undocumented immigrants.
The Oscars generate annual interest in Hollywood, and Desiree Garcia and other Dartmouth professors weighed in on their favorites for the statuette
The following faculty have published or won awards for their work and scholarship in LALACS:
Darlyn Rodriguez Hayes is a Senior Attorney at Microsoft, currently supporting the Universal Store teams delivering storefronts, infrastructure, code signing, distribution and security capabilities.
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Dartmouth has agreed to a three year sponsorship in support of the Tepoztlán Institute, to foster transnational studies and conversations between scholars, activists, and artists across the Americas.
As someone who travels around the world learning about culture and cuisine, Naomi Tomky's LALACS degree gave her the base and background to understand how to consciously and respectfully write about other people's stories.