Interdisciplinary Speaker Series: “Puerto Rico in Crisis”
organized by Mónica Jiménez, with help from Ted Gordon AADS, John Gonzalez at CMAS, Karen Engle at the Rapoport Center for Human Rights
forthcoming in 2018
Public Talk:
“Rethinking Sovereignty in the Face of Crisis:
Lessons from the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party”
by Mónica Jiménez, Assistant Professor in the Department of African & African Diaspora Studies
March 28, 2018 (postponed) SRH 1.313, Hosted by LLILAS BENSON
Podcast:
“Rebuilding Puerto Rico”
by Alberto A. Martínez, Professor, Department of History, UT Austin
https://soundcloud.com/thedailytexan/pale-blue-dot-rebuilding-puerto-rico
March 8, 2018, Pale Blue Dot, Daily Texan Podcast, interview by Albert Zhao
Public Talk:
“Puerto Rico in Never-Never Land: Questions of Law and Sovereignty in the Age of Promesa”
by Mónica Jiménez, Assistant Professor, Department of African & African Diaspora Studies
https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/cwgs/events/45123
March 6, 2018, Center for Women’s & Gender Studies, Glickman Conference Center
Lecture:
“La Resistencia: Art, Socio-Politics, and Afro–Puerto Rican Womanhood”
Beth Colón Pizzini, graduate student, Department of African and African Diaspora Studies
https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/llilas/events/event.php?id=42078
October 5, 2016 | LLILAS, GWB 4.112
Lecture:
“Racial Identity Attitudes and Ego Identity Development in Dominican and Puerto Rican College Students”
Delida Sanchez, Assistant Professor of Educational Psychology
https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/llilas/events/event.php?id=39829
February 4, 2016, LLILAS, Hackett Room, SRH 1.313
Poetry Forum:
“Am-e-Rícans: First Poéticas para el Siglo XXI Poetry Forum”
Invited poets: Urayoán Noel, Mara Pastor, and Willie Perdomo.
Organized by Prof. César Salgado, Prof. Luis Cárcamo-Huechante and Prof. Jossianna Arroyo-Martínez
April 22, 2011, UT Austin
Lecture:
“Tropical Flanerie in an Off-White City: The FDR Boulevard and Colonial Modernity in San Juan, Puerto Rico, since World War II’”
Prof. Luis Figueroa, Trinity College, Distinguished Speakers in Latin American History Series
February 20, 2008, Department of History, Governors’ Room, Texas Union 3.116
Lecture:
“The Politics of Archival Suppression and Recovery in Puerto Rico: On Editing Lola Rodríguez de Tió’s New York Epistolary (1896-1899)”
César Salgado, Associate Professor, Dept. Spanish and Portuguese, Program in Comp. Literature
December 3, 2004, LLILAs Faculty Fellows Breakfast
Public Talk:
“Talk on the Puerto Rican poet Luis Palés Matos”
César Salgado, Associate Professor, Dept. Spanish and Portuguese, Program in Comp. Literature
October 2, 2000, Puerto Rican Folkloric Dance Company
Conference:
“1898 Revisited: Culture, Archive, and Diaspora After the Spanish-American War”
César Salgado, Associate Professor, Dept. Spanish and Portuguese, Program in Comp. Literature
November 13-14, 1998, UT ILAS and Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese.
Panel Discussion:
“Puerto Rico and the Caribbean in ‘98.”
César Salgado, Associate Professor, Dept. Spanish and Portuguese, Program in Comp. Literature
April 21, 1998, Austin Community College (Río Grande Campus), Foreign Language Dept.
Lecture:
“Archivos Encontrados: Edgardo Rodríguez Juliá o los Diablejos de la Historiografía Puertorriqueña”
César Salgado, Associate Professor, Dept. Spanish and Portuguese, Program in Comp. Literature
February 11, 1997, UT Department of Spanish Faculty Lecture Series
Poetry Reading:
“Nuyorican” poet Martín Espada
Organized by César Salgado, Associate Professor, Dept. Spanish and Portuguese, Program in Comp. Literature
February 22, 1996, Depts. Spanish & Portuguese, English, and ILAS Caribbean Working Group
Roundtable:
“Just Said No: A Panel on United States and Puerto Rico Relations After the 1993 Plebiscite.”
Roundtable with Juan Manuel García Passalacqua (Puerto Rican Political Analyst), Carlos Pavón (History Prof., University of Puerto Rico); Federico Subervi (Professor of RTF, UT Austin). Organized by César Salgado, Associate Professor, Dept. Spanish and Portuguese,
March 28, l994, Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese and ILAS Caribbean Working Group.