Welcome to Latino Studies
IN THE NEWS:
Check out our course offerings for FALL 2012!
THANKS FOR MAKING THE LATINO FILM FESTIVAL A SUCCESS!
The Latino Studies Program
& The Indiana University Cinema
invite you to the:
April 5-7, 2012
IU Cinema, Bloomington
The three-day festival will feature a range of award-winning contemporary films, including:
- Sleep Dealer (2008)
- Blacktino (2011)
- Gun Hill Road (2011)
- Memories of Overdevelopment (2010)
- Maria, My Love (2011)
We will also be screening the classics Zoot Suit (1981) and Memories of Underdevelopment (1968),
as well as the powerful documentaries: The Sixth Section (2003) and Farmingville (2004).
Author Edmundo Desnoes and filmmakers Alex Rivera, Rashaad Ernesto Green, & Miguel Coyula will be on-hand for Q & A sessions.
Keynote Address will be delivered by Charles Ramirez Berg (UT Austin). Conference panels will engage leading film scholars, filmmakers, and the public in discussions of immigration, identity, gender & sexuality.
Sponsored by:
Latino Studies Program, IU Cinema, Chicano-Riqueño Studies Program, Black Film Center/Archive,
Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies, La Casa Latino Cultural Center, Department of American Studies,
Department of Communication & Culture, Department of English, Department of History,
Department of Spanish & Portuguese, College Arts & Humanities Institute,
Office of the Vice Provost for Faculty & Academic Affairs, The College of Arts and Sciences
The Latino Studies Program is no longer accepting applications for the Dissertation Year Fellowship for 2012-13. Thank you to all those who applied. You may still view the details of the application here.
THE LATS NEWSLETTER IS AVAILABLE ONLINE
The current Latino Studies Newsletter is available as a PDF download. The link for the current newsletter will now be a part of the left navigation or you can click here!
THE LATINO STUDIES PhD MINOR!
Latino Studies proudly offers a PhD Minor. Click here for more information!
THE LATINO STUDIES UNDERGRAD MINOR: THE BEST MINOR FOR ANY MAJOR
Our multidisciplinary courses introduce students to the latest, cutting-edge research on the fast-growing and diverse Latino population of the United States. We invite you to hear what students say about Latino Studies. Get to know our faculty and their research. And read a message from our director.
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