Tips on Pronouncing Nahuatl
This page is intended for academic use as a tool to help students hear a native speaker of Nahuatl (Catalina de la Cruz Cruz) pronounce words and phrases. None of the files on this page or the rest of the site should be used without prior consent, and can never be used for commercial purposes. […]
Show and Tell at the Play Ground in Tucson
Three graduate students (including myself) that received Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry Graduate Fellowships will be presenting our work at the Play Ground in Tucson this coming Wednesday 4/15/2015. Here are some links with information: Show & Tell: Wed, April 15 http://confluencenter.arizona.edu/node/203
Confluencenter for Creative Inquiry
Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples and Extractive Industries Across the Americas – 2/1/2013 at the University of Arizona
Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples and Extractive Industries Across the Americas University of Arizona, Center for Latin American Studies Human Rights Initiative and Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program, Rogers College of Law Friday, February 1, 2013 8:30am – 6pm Arizona Historical Society 949 E. 2nd Street The objective of this one day conference is to bring to the […]
(In)security and Violence on the Border at the University of Arizona
The Binational Migration Institute, Mexican American Studies Dept & The Chicano Hispano Student Center Presents: (In)security and Violence on the Border Wave II of the Migrant Border Crossing Study Thursday, October 25th, 3:30 pm Chavez, 205 A Migration Research Dialogue with: Daniel E. Martinez*, Jeremy Slack**, and Scott Whiteford*** * Ph.D. candidate, Department of Sociology, […]
Art History Graduate Symposium at the University of Arizona
The Art History Graduate Student Association at the University of Arizona is pleased to announce its twenty-third annual symposium,Mapping Discursive Geographies, which will take place February 1, 2013 at the University of Arizona Student Union, Santa Rita Room. Announcement of the keynote speaker is forthcoming. The goal of this symposium is to explore the relationship between geography […]
Laura Matthew to present on Colonial Guatemala at the University of Arizona
The University of Arizona, History Department Presents: Memories of Conquest: Becoming Mexicano in Colonial Guatemala A talk by Professor Laura Matthew Assistant Professor of Colonial Latin American History Marquette University Wednesday October 17, 3:30-4:30 pm Social Sciences 118 Indigenous allies helped the Spanish gain a foothold in the Americas. What did these Indian conquistadors […]
Bruce Dinges to Speak at the University of Arizona
The directoer of the Arizona Historical Society, Bruce Dinges, will be speaking at the University of Arizona. Dinges will be speaking in Special Collections at 7:00PM on Thursday, August 23. His talk is titled: “AZ 100: Reflections on Essential Books of the Grand Canyon State.”
Facsimiles of Mexican Codices at the University of Arizona
The University of Arizona’s library has a collection of Mexican codices that researchers can consult. The list includes: Mendoza Matrícula de Tributos Borbonicus Azcatitlan Vaticanus A Xicotepec Jump to the UA’s library for more info.