Historian of political change in twentieth century Argentina. Research Services Librarian for Latina/o, Caribbean & Latin American Studies and Spanish Studies.
We're celebrating Latinx Heritage Month from September 15 - October 15! There's no better time to check out our Latinx Studies Collection. Visit https://t.co/zmnjcK1LoS and in-person displays at campus libraries!
#latinxheritagemonth
Watching the Women's World Cup? ⚽
Need something to read between matches? 🤔
Explore the impact of soccer around the globe with a title from our featured collection, The Beautiful Game!
Visit us on the Plaza at HBL, or online at https://t.co/JMchabvLK9
#SALALM68: Three generations of University of Connecticut Latin American Studies librarians at the SALALM’s Libreros reception (Hispanic Reading Room-Library of Congress)
Bike Mansfield has launched a fundraiser for a 4th grade bike education program! We are raising funds for bikes, helmets & a storage trailer! https://t.co/GkTnY0SHKI
May is Bike Month! Celebrate by taking a ride, and reading about riding! 🚲
View our collection of resources about bikes and how they move us in Babbidge Library on the Plaza, and at https://t.co/LS7syUGtgc.
Working with research photographs and need a way to organize them?
Join us for an online workshop this Friday, 4/14 at 3pm where we'll dive into Tropy, a free open-source research management tool.
Register here: https://t.co/q4j0xavWkh
We have two career opportunities for librarians in health sciences and natural, environmental, and life sciences. Both rely on outreach to engage our communities with library initiatives supporting life-transformative education. Check them out at https://t.co/qefBVu07AD
Excited to join @Y__Barragan and Richard Denis on the CLAH panel "Race, Politics, and Nationalism in Latin American Public Spheres" today at 3:30pm! Join us in Marriott Room 405 for papers on the antebellum Black press, Cuban print media, and the Malvinas/Falklands #AHA2023
Can't get enough of the World Cup? We put together a collection of materials that will make you the life of any party with your World Cup knowledge. Electronic resources are at https://t.co/JMchabvLK9 and a display in Homer B, Level 1. #WorldCup#themoreyouknow#thebeautifulgame
Celebrate #LatinxHeritageMonth by exploring our e-book collection and check out books from the displays at the Babbidge Library (level 1), Jeremy Richard Library (near entrance), Waterbury Campus Library (level 1), and Hartford Campus Library. https://t.co/q05S4BkjtF
Congratulations to Eleanor Main Graduate Student Mentor Award faculty award winner, Jeffrey Lesser, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of History and Director of the Halle Institute for Global Research!
#emory#emory2022
I am so excited to share that I begin as the @UConnLibrary Latin American Studies Research Services Librarian today! I’ve appreciated working with @CarletonCollege colleagues and students over the last two years as well as support from longtime @EmoryHistory mentors and friends!
Looking forward to presenting this afternoon on the #AHA2022 panel “Avocados, Sugar Beets, and Automobiles: Transnational Markets and Local Labor Practices in the Americas, 1950–2000” with @ViridianaHF and @NobbsBen and comments by John Soluri!