Latinx Employee Association at WMU

02/13/2025

🎬 ¡Cine en Español! 🍿
Acompáñanos cada dos jueves por la noche para disfrutar de películas variadas del mundo hispano en su idioma original.
El 20 de Febrero, la película será "Unicorn Wars" 🦸️ en Brown Hall 1025, de 5 a 7 p.m.
¡Todas las películas tendrán subtítulos en inglés! 📝
Para más información, envía un email 📩 a [email protected]

02/12/2025

🎉 Únete al Club de Español
Todos los miércoles de 4:30 a 5:30 p.m. en el Centro estudiantil de WMU🏫
Para información semanal de reuniones, incluyendo números de salas y eventos 📅, escanea el código QR 🔍
Practica tu español 💬, conoce nuevos amigos 👫 y participa en actividades divertidas 😄 mientras aprendes!

02/11/2025

🌐💭 ¿Quieres seguir practicando español y conectarte con culturas hispánicas? ¡Únete a la Mesa Española! 👥🗣️
⏰ Los martes de 4 a 5 p.m. y miércoles de 3 a 4 p.m. 🕒
📍 En el lobby de Brown Hall 🏫
📚🗣️ Practica tu español, conoce nuevas personas y diviértete aprendiendo juntos! 💃🕺

02/10/2025

🔊 The Department of Economics Presents: 58th Werner Sichel Lecture Series 🌍💼
Forced Migration, Refugees, and the Economy 📈
🗣️ Dr. Eskil Wadensjö presents Labor Market Assimilation on Refugees 💼👥
📅 Feb. 13, 4 PM
📍 1303 Dunbar Hall
🍰 Reception following the lecture!
Join us for an insightful discussion on the impact of forced migration on labor markets. Don't miss this engaging lecture and the opportunity to connect with fellow attendees during the reception. 🤝

02/10/2025

02/07/2025

Save the Date!!💃🏽

✨¡Reserva la Fecha para el Festival Latinx 2025!📆✍🏼

✨¡Los esperamos el 16 de Agosto en Arcadia Creek Festival Place!🎶🎺🌮🌯

✨Save the Date | Saturday, August 16th 2025!📆✍🏼

✨Can’t wait to see you at Latinx Festival @ Arcadia Creek Festival Place!🎶🎺🌮🌯

02/06/2025

🔊 The Department of Economics Presents: 58th Werner Sichel Lecture Series 🌍💼
Forced Migration, Refugees, and the Economy 🚣️💰
📅 Feb. 6, 4 PM
📍 1303 Dunbar Hall
🥳 Reception to follow
Join us for an enlightening discussion on the impact of forced migration and refugees on the economy. See you there! 🌟🎉

01/30/2025

📣 Exciting updates for the 2024-25 Werner Sichel Public Lecture series! 🎤🗓️ Please take note:

1️⃣ Dany Bahar will be replaced by Madeline Zavodny, but the date & time remain the same.
2️⃣ Sandra Rozo is rescheduled for March 13.
3️⃣ This spring, we have a full lineup with 5 incredible speakers!

Join us for a reception following each lecture, and park free at Miller parking structure.
Kicking off the spring series:
🔹 Dr. Madeline Zavodny presents "Temporary Protections, Permanent Problems"
📅 Thursday, February 6, 2025
🕓 4-5:15 PM
📍 1303 Dunbar
🍸 Reception to follow
Browse the updated brochure for speaker bios & event details. Don't miss the engaging discussions at the Werner Sichel Public Lecture series! See you there! 🤝👥

01/30/2025

Next Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 11 a.m. in 3025 Brown Hall, the Department of Spanish will proudly host two alumnae, Jennifer Vanegas (BA 2008) y Alma Acevedo (BA 2016), who work for the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights. They will be speaking about their transition from WMU to the workplace. You are all invited! There will be treats and drinks.🍪🥤 🤗

01/23/2025

📣 Announcement & Invitation: Join us for an insightful lecture by Dr. Geraldo Cadava on "Immigration and the 'crisis' at the border." 🗺️
📅 Date: Mon, Jan 27th, 2025
🕓 Time: 4pm
📍 Location: Fetzer Center, Putney Auditorium
👉 Free and open to the public! Light refreshments will be provided.
🌟 Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an expert in immigration policy and border history. See you there!