John Baldwin is a professor in the School of Communication at Illinois State University. This year he received the 2016 Outstanding University Teacher Award!
Latino studies faculty spotlight: John Baldwin
Unit: Latin American and Latino/a Studies
CAUSA teams with Immigration Project for Know Your Rights training, February 28
Illinois State University’s Latin American and Latino/a Studies program, along with The Immigration Project and CAUSA, invites you to a training on “Know Your Rights.”
ISU, History Museum to host community reading program
Anthropologist Sujey Vega, author of Latino Heartland: Of Borders and Belonging in the Midwest, will speak on Illinois State’s campus Thursday, February 23, as part of a community reading program.
CAUSA: Undocumented students find support
A new group on campus, CAUSA, has been working to provide support for undocumented students and those who live in mixed status families.
Latino Studies faculty spotlight: Marinelly Castillo-Zuniga
Castillo has been a Spanish instructional assistant professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures since 2006.
New anthropology course focuses on Afro-Latin America
Are you still looking for a class for the spring? Try ANT 383, Section 02: Selected Topics in Anthropology: Afro-Latin America, taught by Associate Professor of Anthropology Kathryn Sampeck.
QUEERtalks looks at rural America, December 5
QUEERtalks will welcome Carly Thomsen who will discuss her research with LGBTQ-identified people living in the rural Midwest.
Latin American and Latino studies graduate student spotlight: William Rodriguez
William Rodriguez is working toward his teaching and learning education doctorate at Illinois State University, and he is teaching courses related to multiculturalism.
Editorial cartoons of the Spanish Flu from Spain and the Americas
The Latino Heritage Month’s Brown Bag Lecture will feature Illinois State University Professor Ryan Davis.
A Spaniard at ISU: An art professor’s experience
Latino Heritage Month’s Brown Bag Lecture will feature School of Art Professor Alfonso Gosálbez.
