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Queen Sofía Spanish Institute: Bringing Hispanic History into the American Story

The Queen Sofía Spanish Institute advances understanding of Spain and the Spanish-speaking world by integrating Hispanic contributions into U.S. history and education. Through partnerships, educational resources, student programs, scholarships, and cultural initiatives, it promotes lasting cross-cultural knowledge and recognition.

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This month featuring books on Bilingualism: Language as a Cultural Expression from Amazon and  Exploring Identity and Belonging from University of Illinois Press.

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Global November 2018

Latino Voter Turnout Up; Top 5 Trending Headlines

Reports are finding that Latino voter turnout was up 174 percent over turnout in 2014 in early voting. Out latest issue has been out for almost a month, so come check out the October President’s issue. Loyola University honors a pediatrician who is helping children in Peru. The 19th Annual Latin Grammy Awards will feature Marc Anthony, Bad Bunny and Will Smith.

Global November 2018

Dean Position Available; Top 4 Latest Jobs On Hispanic Outlook’s Job Board

In addition to a monthly magazine, The Hispanic Outlook on Education offers its readers a constantly updated job board that features a wide variety of open positions at education institutions across the country. Current latest jobs on the Hispanic Outlook job board include an open dean position at the University of Southern California.

Financing November 2018

U of South Carolina Upstate Gets $1.6M Gift

A $1.6 million gift to the University of South Carolina Upstate is honoring a former professor’s legacy. The professor, Barbara Hastings, served in the school’s college of business and economics for more than 20 years and started a foreign exchange program with Germany.

Arts and Media November 2018

Mana Honored As Latin Grammys' Person Of The Year

The rock band Mana is being honored as the first group ever to receive the Latin Recording Academy’s Person of the Year. The four members of the group were recognized for both their philanthropic efforts, as well as their creative accomplishments.

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