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LAII Events

LAII Events

Each year, the LAII sponsors and/or hosts interdisciplinary presentations, panels, colloquia, and conferences relating to Latin American and Iberian Studies. The LAII often collaborates with other UNM departments to attract speakers from across UNM disciplines and from national and international institutions. When possible, the LAII records speakers' presentations and makes this archive available publicly. Please browse recent presentation recordings below.

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The Exile Writer and the Literary Imagination in the Americas

Dr. Marjorie Agosín, Wellesly College

03/07/2014
Banned in Arizona: Dark Gifts, Taboos, Secrets and Transformations in Chicana Literature

Dr. Tey Diana Rebolledo, UNM Department of Spanish & Portuguese

01/28/2014
Banned in Arizona: Dark Gifts, Taboos, Secrets and Transformations in Chicana Literature

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2014
Christina A. Sue - Colorblindness, Anti-Racism, and Education: Lessons from Mexico

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2014
Marjorie Agosín - The Exile Writer and the Literary Imagination in the Americas

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2014
Modelo Naciones Unidas en Español - 2012

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2014
Multicultural Literature in the K-12 Classroom: Part I

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2014
Multicultural Literature in the K-12 Classroom: Part II

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2014
Multicultural Literature in the K-12 Classroom: Part III

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2014
Multicultural Literature in the K-12 Classroom: Part IV

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2014
Towards an Architectonics of the Colonial City: Performance, Space, and Meaning

Dr. Ray Hernández-Durán, UNM Department of Art & Art History

11/20/2013
Human Rights, Resistance and the Movement for Peoples' Power in Honduras

Ana Gabriela Rivera

09/25/2013
El Enfermo se me muere - An Ethnographic Analysis of Fragmented Neoliberalization in Mexico's Health Care Reform

Dr. Mary Alice Scott, New Mexico State University

04/19/2013
Extracting Minerals, Producing Waterscapes - Rethinking the Relationship Between Mining and Water in Peru

Dr. Jessica Budds, University of East Anglia

03/27/2013
The Colonial Maya Texts: Recent Contributions to the Theory of Semiotic Translation

Dr. Ramón Arzápalo Marín, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.

03/21/2013
Threads of History or, The Chile of the Arpilleras - Studies in Imagination, Perspectives and Intrigue

Dr. Frederick M. Nunn, Portland State University

03/20/2013
Borderline Slavery: Mexico, the United States, and the Human Trade

Dr. Susan Tiano, UNM Department of Sociology

03/07/2013
Music as an Intellectual Practice in Mexico’s El Colegio Nacional

Dr. Ana R. Alonso-Minutti, UNM Department of Music

03/01/2013
Refugees, Natives, and Kites: Hans Namuth in Spain and Guatemala

Dr Brian Winkenweder, Linfield College

02/21/2013
The Mexican Quetzalcóatl (The Feathered Serpent): Cultural Hero and Modern Aesthetic

Dr. Cynthia Casas, UNM Department of Spanish & Portuguese

02/19/2013
The Sierra de Manantlán Biosphere Reserve - A Case Study in Socio-Environmental Conflict and Collaboration

Dr. Eduardo Santana-Castellón, University Cultural Center-UdG

02/14/2013
Mundovilla: Participatory Journalism in the Villas Miserias (Marginal Neighborhoods) of Buenos Aires

Roberto Elvira Mathez

02/13/2013
The State of Democracy and Authoritarianism in Mexico After the 2012 Presidential Elections

Dr. John Ackerman and Dr. Lorenzo Meyer

01/31/2013
The State of Democracy and Authoritarianism in Mexico After the 2012 Presidential Elections

Latin American and Iberian Institute

01/01/2013
Cabeza de Vaca: The South American Explorations, 1540-1545

Baker H. Morrow, UNM School of Architecture & Planning

10/31/2012