News
American Studies alumna named as President and CEO of Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center
                  Wednesday, July 15, 2020
                
                                                                    
                                                The Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center Board of Directors is pleased to announce the hiring of our new president and CEO, Marisa Cummings. Marisa Cummings (Miakonda) is Umonhon and belongs to the Buffalo Tail Clan of the Sky people as well as the Walker and Springer families. She is a relative to many and is constantly re-learning language, seed keeping, food systems, and re-building relationships with human and non-human relatives.
      
    
  
      
                        
Latina/o/x Studies minor chosen as the Student Lead at the Latino Native American Cultural Center
                  Monday, July 13, 2020
                
                                                                                      McKrina Lopez, Latina/o/x minor, was chosen as the Student Lead at the Latino Native American Cultural Center for the 2020-21 academic year.
      
    
  
      
                        Oates receives Arts and Humanities Initiative 2020-2021 Grant
                  Thursday, June 4, 2020
                
                                                                    
                                                American studies and JMC Professor Thomas Oates has received an Arts and Humanities Initiative 2020-20201 Grant for his project Crossover: A Cultural History of Playground Basketball. Given by the Office of the Vice President for Research, AHI grants are available for humanities scholarship and work in the creative, visual, and performing arts.
      
    
  
      
                        Year-End Celebration of Student Success!
                  Monday, June 1, 2020
                
                                                                                      The annual year-end celebration of student success looked a bit different this year. Still, we were very happy to be able to celebrate the successes of our undergraduate and graduate students. Congratulations!
      
    
  
      
                        News from the UI Latina/o/x Studies Program
                  Monday, May 18, 2020
                
                                                                                      As we complete a semester filled with both unprecedented challenges and creative collaborations in response to those challenges, we are writing to update you with news from the University of Iowa Latina/o Studies Program.
      
    
  
      
                        
Pandemic Insights: Lisa Ortiz and Kristy Nabhan-Warren on meatpacking plants
                  Saturday, May 2, 2020
                
                                                                                      Lisa Ortiz (Sawyer Mellon Post Doctoral Fellow) and Kristy Nabhan-Warren (Religious Studies and GWSS) have both done research on meatpacking plants and the rural Latin/x communities surrounding them. In this conversation, the scholars discuss the role of churches during the COVID-19 outbreak and how workers are using social media to communicate.
      
    
  
      
                        Latina/o Studies minor, Naomi Marroquin, showcased in UI's "Dare to Discover" campaign
                  Wednesday, January 1, 2020
                
                                                                                      Latina/o Studies Minor, Naomi Marroquin, is showcased in the Dare to Discover campaign and has a banner highlighting her research on Washington Street in downtown Iowa City.
      
    
  
      
                        Marra named Collegiate Fellow
                  Thursday, March 28, 2019
                
                                                                    
                                                Kim Marra, Professor of American Studies and Theatre Arts (with affiliate status in Gender, Women's & Sexuality Studies) has been named a Collegiate Fellow by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
      
    
  
      
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