MAS: Antiracism and Latinx/Chicanx Cultures and Communities - April 8, 2021

MAS: Antiracism and Latinx/Chicanx Cultures and Communities 

For more information please contact:  Margaret E. Cantú-Sánchez Ph.D. , mcantusanchez@stmarytx.edu

Mexican American Studies Symposium (stmarytx.edu). 

1. Introduction: Margaret Cantú-Sánchez, Ph.D.

Instructor of English/MAS Symposium Director

Department of English Literature and Language

2. Maggie Amador - Starts at 2:29:00

Major: Bachelor's of Computer Science

Title: The Impact of Gender and Racial Bias in Minorities

3. Aleea Marie Costilla - Starts at 12:12:12

Major: Political Science 

Title:  Violence Against Indigenous and Latina Women: An Unintentional Result of Sexism

4. Sarah Uhlig - Starts at 25:41:23

Major: Theology and English (Dual Master’s program for English Literature and Language Arts)

Title:  Rosaries and Sacred Spaces

https://prezi.com/p/xnkgywzuqzzt/rosaries-and-sacred-space/

5. Paul A. Garza - Starts at 34:52:10

Major/Dept/Program: History & Sociology Double Major; Undergraduate Program

Title: Untold Stories of Mexican-American Lynchings

6. Brianna Alexis Guillen - Starts at 45:33:14

Degree/Major: Bachelor of Science / Biology

Title: Addressing and Treating the Alcoholism Health Disparity in Native American Communities

7. Victoria Villaseñor - 56:00:23

Graduate student in the Public History program

Title: Preserving Mexican culture through dance, documenting the Ballet Foklórico de San Antonio

8. Edgar Velázquez Reynald - Starts at 1:10:13:10

Graduate Student in Public History

Laredito: Marginalized Tourism and Community Endurance

9. Noemi Nandin, MA, LPC - Starts at 1:20:14:12

Counseling Education & Supervision (Doctoral Program)

Title: El Color del “amor” (The Color of “love”)

10. Virginia "Viky" Garcia - Starts at 1:31:39:16

Counselor Education and Supervision Ph.D.

Title: When you say "Border Wall" we all say "NO!"