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[Identification of item], in the Latina/o Studies Program of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Records #40489, University Archives, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Acquisitions Information

Transferred by María DeGuzmán in June 2012 (RT 20120614.1), May 2018 (RT 20180501.1), and December 2018 (RT 20181212.7); by Gladys Sanchez, May 2018 (RT 20180531.1) and December 2018 (RT 20181212.8); and by the Latina/o Studies Program, July 2021 (Acc. 20210702.1), May 2022 (20220531.1), and June 2023 (Acc. 20231012.1).

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Processed by: Jennifer Coggins, May 2018

Encoded by: Laura Smith, June 2018

Updated because of addition by Jennifer Coggins and Laura Smith, January 2019; Dawne Howard Lucas and Jessica Venlet, August 2021 and June 2022; Jessica Venlet, Luke Cimarusti, and Laura Smith, November 2023

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• Hispanic Americans--Study and teaching--North Carolina--Chapel Hill.
• Hispanic Americans.
• University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Latina/o Studies Program.

The Latina/o Studies Program, housed in the Department of English and Comparative Literature, was founded in fall 2004 by Dr. María DeGuzmán. The program offers classes across multiple departments focused on the study of Latina/Latino/Latinx cultures. The program sponsors the UNC Latina/o Culture Speakers Series, which began in 1999. Since spring 2013, the program has also included the UNC Teatro Latina/o Series.

Records consist of clippings related to the Latina/o Studies Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, informational and promotional materials, a list of speakers hosted by the program, records related to the Latino Alumni Reunion, a report on Hispanic Heritage Month, materials related to the proposal of a Latina/o Center at UNC-Chapel Hill, and ephemera. Materials on the Carolina Latina/o Collaborative and digital materials on the Latina/o Studies Program are from the files of John Ribó, former Latina/o Studies program assistant. Also included is a transcript of an interview conducted by student Gladys Sanchez with program director María DeGuzmán in 2017.

• Digital folders (DF-40489/1-8)