Pennsylvania State University, DuBois
Spanish 131W
Summer 2004

"Latin America and the Caribbean:  Yesterday and Today" On-Line Conference
When:  Saturday, August 7, 2004
Time:  10:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.
Where:  World of Diversity (http://diversity.ds.psu.edu:7000)



This Summer, the Spanish 131W (Civilization and Culture of Latin America and the Caribbean) class has been working on a number of different projects in World of Diversity, with the final outcome to be an on-line conference.  The schedule for this conference can be found below. 

Time
Name
Title of Presentation
10:00-10:15
Tracey Decker
Environmental Issues of Argentina
10:20-10:35
Matt Shaw
Incan Transportation System
10:40-10:55
John Gould and
Brenda Greenawalt
The Aztec Civilization of Mexico
11:00-11:15
Susan Spaid
The Auca Indians of Ecuador
11:15-11:25
 
Break
11:30-11:45
Tim Nebgen
Education in Cuba in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
11:50-12:05
Aleisha Pollino
Jamaica Wildlife
12:10-12:25
Susie Gearhart
Music of Puerto Rico
12:30-12:45
Mike Girty
History of Jamaica
12:45-1:30
 
Lunch
1:30-1:45
Katelyn Hendrickson
Chicano/Chica Authors:  An Introduction
1:50-2:05
Kathy Davis
Augusto Pinochet
2:10-2:25
Donna Johnson
Evolution of Religion in Mexico
2:30-2:45
Kelli Williams
Argentina:  A Brief History and the Folk Art of the Mapuche People
2:45-2:55
 
Break
2:55-3:10
Jennifer Conner
Artists of Brazil:  1850 through Present
3:15-3:30
Andrew Edinger
Mayan Religion
3:35-3:50
John Pierce
Drug Trafficking in Colombia
3:55-4:10
Justin Ross and
Eric Stuby
Healthcare in Colombia
4:10-4:20  
Concluding Remarks

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