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They worked with the issue of identity in three great novels by: Isabel Allende, Laura Esquivel and Sandra Cisneros.
The Department of Language and Literature at ACU believes in the importance of reading, reasoning, and writing effectively in order to serve God in an information-driven world.
They worked with the issue of identity in three great novels by: Isabel Allende, Laura Esquivel and Sandra Cisneros.
Writer Sarah Cortez visited classrooms and gave a public reading of her poetry and prose this past week. She shared from both her childhood and from her experience as a police officer for one of Houston’s surrounding districts.
Our own Dr. Beatriz Walker took Sarah’s works and translated them for her students to read as Cortez listened to her poems in both English and Spanish.
Professor Al Haley showed Sarah around Abilene and hosted a public reading in Hart Auditorium.
Law enforcement from around Abilene received an invitation to her reading where Cortez invited the audience on a ride-along through the streets of Houston. Brutally honest and beautifully presented, Sarah Cortez’s poetry and prose were magnificent to hear and experience.
If you were able to be at any of Sarah Cortez’s appearances, thank you! Your attendance only furthers the likelihood of great writers coming to ACU to share their work and life experiences!
The Pew Research Center is hiring a research assistant in their Hispanic Trends section.
Complete job information and requirements are here.
The Pew Research Center is hiring a summer intern (paid) in the field of Hispanic and U.S. Social Demographic Trends. The position is open to current grad students, and further information can be found here.
The Shakespeare Standard is currently in need of your writing and grammatical prowess.
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