The 69th annual meeting has officially concluded. Thank you very much to all participants who joined us in person and virtually. SECOLAS hopes the occasion was productive intellectually and socially. We look forward to seeing everyone next year in Antigua, Guatemala.
We still have two more sessions! Be sure to check out the wonderful slate of panels coming this afternoon. SECOLAS invites you to our Networking Event starting at 5 pm in the hotel bar. Please join us for complimentary beer, wine, and sodas. We will likely move venues around 8 Read more…
Call to Order/Welcome/Thanks to the Organizing Committee and Program Chairs Reports Treasury Report, Steven Hyland The Latin Americanist, Jürgen Buchenau, Editor Annals Edition, Greg Crider Historias Podcast, Steven Hyland Announcements (Open) Old Business Elections President Elect Two At-Large Members (terms expire in 2025) Two Members representing Contingent Faculty and Graduate Read more…
Panel 5, Intersections of Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Mexican Literature and Film will be in the Churchill Room starting at 3:30 pm today. Panel 6, Comensal Vulnerability: Three Perspectives on Food and Eating in Contemporary Peru will be in the Wine Room starting at 3:30 pm today
Our co-sponsor, the North Carolina Conference on Latin American Studies, has organized a suite of virtual and hybrid panels at this year’s SECOLAS meeting. They include: Panel 1: Thursday, 1:45-3:15 pm, Roundtable: The Rise of Diversity and Inclusion as a Professional Practice in Corporate Brazil, Zoom link: https://duke.zoom.us/j/7728751720 [Virtual] Panel Read more…
La antropologa Dra. Ana Ramos-Zayas habla de su nuevo libro Parenting Empires: Whiteness, Class, and the Moral Economy of Privilege in Latin America con Carmen.
Dr. Rafael Ocasio, the Charles A. Dana Professor of Spanish at Agnes Scott University, joined Steven to discuss his new anthology Folk Stories from the Hills of Puerto Rico.
Dr. Sharika Crawford of the US Naval Academy joins Steven to discuss her book The Last Turtlemen of the Caribbean: Waterscapes of Labor, Conservation, and Boundary Making. Intro: youtu.be/fDrJPM9m_Ss
Dr. Joshua Frens-String habla de su libro Hungry for Revolution: The Politics of Food and the Making of Modern Chile con Carmen.
