• Feb 12
    Afro Latine Lunch

    Theresa Delgadillo

    MSC Lounge, Red Gym

    Come and join the Latinx Cultural Center and Chican@ & Latin@ Studies as we celebrate Black History Month and Afro-Latine identity.  Join us for a lunch as we learn from Professor Theresa Delgadillo, connect in community, and create an Afro-Latine-inspired craft.  Co-sponsored by the CLS Program, the Latinx Cultural Center, and the Black Cultural Center.  …

  • Feb 5
    Intern in Spain and Latin America!

    Ingraham 336

    Interested in an internship in Spain or Latin America?  Come hear information about how to make it happen. The event is co-sponsored by the International Division, LACIS, and CLS.

  • Dec 14
    CLS Fall 2023 Study Jam

    Mark H. Ingraham Hall, 3rd Floor

    ChiLaCSA and the CLS Program will hold the traditional  Study Jam on the Study Day before finals, Thursday, December 14th.  Students will gather in Ingraham Hall 338W, 313, 336, and 340 throughout the day for group study and mutual support.  We’ll serve conchas in the morning, lunch from Estacion Inka, dinner from Queen Butter Chix, …

  • Nov 30
    CLS Gatherings 9: December 2023 CLS Graduation

    Join us at the semester’s final Community Gathering to recognize CLS Certificate students graduating in December 2023! At the Gatherings, representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham 336. You can expect to have lively discussions about academic life, …

  • Nov 27
    What’s in a Name? Dialogue Series #1

    Join the CLS Program, the Latinx Cultural Center, and scholars Karma Chávez, José Jorge Mendoza, and Louis DeSipio for a discussion of what entities like CLS and the LCC should call themselves. https://uwmadison.zoom.us/j/95803874104?pwd=R0tTK0pxdUlLK2gwMFdBVzBzV0Rqdz09 Meeting ID: 958 0387 4104 Passcode: 768473

  • Nov 16
    CLS Community Gatherings 8: Jorell Meléndez-Badillo

    Mark H. Ingraham Hall, Rm. #336

    Prof. Jorell Meléndez-Badillo will join us on November 16th to discuss his work and his path to the professoriate. At the Gatherings, representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham 336. You can expect to have lively discussions about …

  • Nov 9
    CLS Community Gatherings 7: Temo Guizar

    https://chicla.wisc.edu/chican-and-latin-studies-community-events/

    Temo Guizar, President of the Latine Student Union, will join us for the November 9th Gathering. At the Gatherings, representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham 336. You can expect to have lively discussions about academic life, to …

  • Nov 2
    CLS Community Gathering 6: Mark Carreño

    On November 2, noted TV producer and filmmaker Mark Carreño will join us to talk about his work and storied career.  Mr. Carreño is well-known for his work with PBS and for other film and television-related projects in Milwaukee and beyond.  Currently, he is the Executive Producer of America’s Changing Face (‘ACF”), a TV pilot …

  • Oct 26
    CLS Community Gathering 5: Dr. Megan Bailon

    Mark H. Ingraham Hall, Rm. #336

    On October 26th, CLS Lecturer Megan Bailon will join us to talk about her academic interests and her path to the Ph.D.  At the Gatherings, representatives of a department or resource unit on campus will give short presentations and hold Q&A sessions for students from noon to 1:00pm in Ingraham 336. You can expect to have …

  • Oct 25
    Puerto Rican Studies in the Midwest, Panel #2

    Mark H. Ingraham Hall, Rm. #206

    This second panel in the “Latinx Studies in the Midwest and Beyond” series focuses on island Puerto Rico, exploring debt, spatial politics, and sexuality. Speakers include Lawrence La Fountain-Stokes (U Michigan), Zorimar Rivera-Montes (Tulane U), and Joaquin Villanueva (Gustavus Adolphus College).  This event is supported by the Anonymous Fund, the Center for Latin American, Caribbean …