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The Center is a great place to identify and locate resources available in the Pollak Library and on the web related to Chicanos/Latinos, their history, culture and politics.  You can also find updated information on related cultural events, scholarships, music, the arts, internships, study abroad, and conferences.  We have a knowledgeable staff ready to assist you!
                                                                                                                                                            CRC Librarian: Barbara
CRC Staff: Berenice, Nayeli, Mildred, Danny & Natalie (not pictured: Anna & Maria)
 

Congratulations to CRC Staff member and graduate student in History, Daniel Vidrio, has been awarded a CSU Sally Casanova Pre-Doctoral Fellowship. Way to go Danny!!! http://www.calstate.edu/predoc/scholars_list.shtml

Welcome to new CRC Administrative Coordinator, Maria Contreras, who joins us from the CSUF University Learning Center. Drop by and say hello.

The CRC was profiled recently in a Daily Titan article by Allen D. Wilson. 

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The CRC & Chicana & Chicano Studies in the News:
Assistant Professor Roberta Espinoza (Sociology) will offer Sociology/Chicana/o Studies 434: "Chicanas and Latinas in the U.S." for the Fall 2008 Semester.  Though the use of documentaries and literature written by Chicanas and Latinas, students will explore the diverse experiences of Chicanas and Latinas in the United States.
       Click here for more information.
 

  Assistant Professor Erualdo Gonzalez Is offering a course in the History of the Chicano (Chicana/o Studies 345) which will focus on the United States history from the 1820s to the present as it is conditioned by the intersection of race, ethnicity, class, gender, region, generational variation, politics, and economics with a special emphasis on Los Angeles and Orange Counties.
       Click here for more information.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      Erualdo Gonzalez, PhD

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