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Prof. Cecilia Méndez has Recent Publications!
The LAIS Program would like to congratulate Professor Cecilia Méndez (History) on her continuous work as a columnist for La República, a Peruvian newspaper, where she writes about a multitude
The LAIS Program would like to congratulate Professor Cecilia Méndez (History) on her continuous work as a columnist for La República, a Peruvian newspaper, where she writes about a multitude
On May 31st the LAIS Program welcomed all UCSB LAIS affiliates to celebrate the achievements of our staff, faculty, and students with presentations, awards, and a lunch! Our LAIS Program
Congratulations to Professor Sara Poot-Herrera (Spanish and Portuguese) for the publication of four separate book chapters, one introduction, and one commentary in 2023. They are as follows: “Presentación: Rosa divina”
The LAIS Program congratulates Professor Aline Ferreira (Spanish and Portuguese) for the publication of her new book The Routledge Handbook of Translation, Interpreting and Bilingualism, which she coauthored with John
Congratulations to LAIS graduate affiliate Yuri Fraccaroli (Feminist Studies) for their 2024 Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship, which will allow them to pursue their project “¡Archivo vivo! An Ethnography of the
Dr. Marisol Ramos is a scholar and archivist affiliated with LAIS. Currently, she serves as the subject librarian for Latin American and Iberian Studies, Spanish and Portuguese, and Chicana/o Studies at the
The LAIS Program congratulates Laura Marqués-Pascual (Spanish and Portuguese) who, along with Irene Checa-García, co-edited/authored Current Perspectives in Spanish Lexical Development. It was published in 2023 by De Gruyter Mouton
Congratulations to Professor Jeffrey Hoelle (Anthropology), who was selected to co-lead an international research initiative in the Amazon through the Fullbright Amazonia Scholars program of 2022-2024. The initiative is aimed
The LAIS Program congratulates Professor Miroslava Chavez-Garcia who co-authored with Yvette Martínez-Vu, Is Grad School for Me?: Demystifying the Application Process for First-Gen BIPOC Students. It has been published with
Congratulations to Professor Elide Valarini Oliver (Spanish and Portuguese) for receiving the Prêmio Paulo Rónai, awarded by the Biblioteca Nacional of Brazil for her translation and critical edition of O