LALS-Latin American and Latino Studies

LALS!

Get help using 'LALS!'

STUDY ABROAD in LATIN AMERICA

Get help using 'STUDY ABROAD in LATIN AMERICA'
Check out these great study abroad programs in Latin America!
 
Featured Program:
 
 
KEEP IN MIND: 
Application materials are available at the Summer Institute Application website. Review of applications will begin on February 21, 2011.  The final deadline for applications is May 6, 2011.

For FLAS Fellowships:

University of Illinois students applying for FLAS Fellowships must submit their application materials by Friday, February 11, 201.  Non-University of Illinois students applying for FLAS Fellowships through the Institute must submit their applications by February 21, 2011

Additional Information

For additional information about the Summer Andean Languages Institute or to begin your application, please visit the SALI/Application webpage or contact us by e-mail (clacs@illinois.educlacs@illinois.edu>) or phone (217.333.3182).  Questions regarding FLAS Fellowship support can be sent to Alejandra Seufferheld (amsseu@illinois.eduamsseu@illinois.edu>) .

The Summer Andean Languages Institute is a collaboration of the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies at the University Illinois, Urbana-Champaign and the Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Chicago.

University of Illinois Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies. 201 International Studies Building, MC- 481. 910 S. Fifth Street, Champaign, IL 61820 /Phone: (217) 333-3182 / Fax: (217) 244-7333 / Email: clacs@illinois.eduhttp://www.clacs.illinois.edu/quechua/summerinstitute/<http://www.clacs.illinois.edu/quechua/summerinstitute/>
 
 
 

Past Events

Get help using 'Past Events'

1919: The Semana Tragica

The Semana Tragica: Workers , Migrants and Conflicts in Post-War Argentina, 1919: A Talk by Jorge Nallim

This talk discussed the transformations in Argentina’s export economy, political system, and trans-national society that led to those conflicts as well as how the Semana Trágica impacted post-War Argentina.

Jorge Nállim is Assistant Professor of History at the University of Manitoba, where he teaches Latin American and world history. His research interests focuses on twentieth-century Argentine and Latin American history.  Nállim is also the co-founder, member, and coordinator of UofM’s Interdisciplinary Research Cluster on Power and Resistance in Latin America.