Tag: LaFon B

Leah Anderson, Taylor Copenhaver, Mackenzie Hunton, Bethany LaFon, Kalani Miller, Taylor Morgan, Sarah Phillips, Peyton Ritchie, Brooke Silvernail & Amanda Torres-Sanchez

Spanish Short Story/Poetry Analysis

Bilingual analysis of a short story or poem from Spanish literature including the historical, religious and sociocultural context of the work, biographical information of the author, themes, literary techniques used and brief overview of its meaning.

Students: Leah Anderson, Taylor Copenhaver, Mackenzie Hunton, Bethany LaFon, Kalani Miller, Taylor Morgan, Sarah Phillips, Peyton Ritchie, Brook Silvernail, Amanda Torres-Sanchez

SPAN 315 – Intro to Spanish Literature

Jenee Cazares

Poster Contest (L203: 10am-Noon)

Tayler Copenhaver, Julia Kassing, Matthew Shepherd & Bethany LaFon

Perspectives in Mexico, 2022

The students that traveled abroad to Querétaro, México this past summer will share how their perspectives have changed and the impact the trip had on each of them. For five weeks they were able to experience life outside of their home culture and immerse themselves into a new culture. The differing purposes for going on the trip of studying Spanish, expanding their knowledge, and simply wanting to travel to a different country didn’t matter when there was a mutual experience of culture shock and perspective change that brought the students together.

GLST 295

Ron Palmer

11:00am – 12:00pm L203 (Poster Contest)

Miriam Gutierrez, Bethany LaFon, Kilano Loyd, Alvaro Molina, Peyton Ritchie & Hannah Scott

Contemporary Latin America: Critical Issues

Events and movements in the 21st Century have replaced the stereotypes commonly associated with Latin America: revolutions and coups, slums and poverty, burros and llamas.  Instead, the two-hundred year long experiment with democracy in the global marketplace has resulted in dramatic changes in politics, economics, religion, social relations, education, and the arts and literature. A panel of students will update significant changes and discuss the critical issues facing the region.

HIST 440, Latin American Civilization

Ron Palmer

P103

10:30 – 11:30 AM

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