Shout Out to Our 2020 Grads! Posted on June 29th, 2020 by

LALACS MAJORS

Samuel Abegglen’20 

Biology, Studio Art, and Latin American, Latinx and Carribean Studies triple major; Spanish Minor

Senior Capstone: LGBT migrants from Latin America report persecution as a reason for seeking asylum in the USA. While scholars have analyzed this issue, less focus has been placed on the racism and heterosexism within the migration process itself. Asylum seekers are re-traumatized by their treatment as they attempt to enter the USA, rather than supported in their efforts. This project aims to highlight the struggles LGBT migrants face during the migration process. 

 

Greta Dupslaff’20

Geography and Latin American, Latinx and Caribbean Studies Double Major; Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies Minor

 

Senior Capstone: I am studying Sumak Kawsay, a cosmovision of the Quechua people local to Ecuador and Peru, in relation to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

 

 

 

Mayra Gurrola-Calderón’20

Theatre and Latin American, Latinx, and Caribbean Studies double major; Spanish minor

 

Senior Capstone: I wrote a play that was inspired by mother and I’s relationship with transgenerational trauma by contextualizing the stories that have been passed on to me.

 

 

Karrie Villareal’20

Latin American, Latinx, and Caribbean Studies and Spanish double major, Theatre minor

 

Senior Capstone: I studied the displacement of womxn in Colombia during la Violencia and ventured in to find their voices.

 

 

Frances Wetherall’20

Latin American, Latinx, and Caribbean Studies and Theater double major, Spanish minor

 

Senior Capstone: Wrote a creative non fiction travel manifesto on anti colonial tourism.

 

 

 

LALACS MINORS

Melanie Eggler’20

Education and Spanish Double Major; Latin American, Latinx and Carribean Studies and Spanish Teaching double Minor

 

 

 

 

 

Graham Smith’20

Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies Major and Political Science Double Major; Latin American, Latinx and Carribean Studies Minor

 

 

 

 

 

James Wittrig’20

Computer Science and Spanish Double Major; Latin American, Latinx and Carribean Studies Minor

 

 

 

 

 

 

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