-David
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Date sent: Fri, 15 Mar 1996 10:05:00 EST From: "Research.Latino" <MCLRIMOD@msu.edu> Subject: NORTHEAST LATINO STUDENT CONFERENCE 1996
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From: estebant@std.teradyne.com (Esteban Torres-Guzman)
The University of Massachusetts is hosting a Northeast Latino Student Conference on April 12, 13,& 14th
The focus will be around Education, Poverty, and Gender. We will have two work shops in each topic.
We will begin with a Coffee house and registration on Friday the 12th.
We will have a panel discussion on community organizing, a cultural show, and fiesta on the 13th.
We will end the conference with a few work sessions, a job fair, and lunch with our guest speaker (we are about to sign Ruben Blades, keep your fingers crossed).
This is a conference to build a collective understanding of the issues at hand. This conference will also facilitate the much need dialogue with in our community in the NorthEast.
For more information: EMAIL: rivera@student.umass.edu TEL: (413) 545-0341/1288 FAX: (413) 545-1999
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