SPO graduating senior Liam Seeley ’23 has been elected for induction to Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest of all national honorary scholastic societies, which has a chapter at Princeton.
The Labouisse Prize, which awards $35,000 to each recipient, enables graduating seniors to engage in a project that exemplifies the life and work of Henry Richardson Labouisse. Read about Jack's plans to return to Brazil to honor Labouisse's contribution to his work in the area of health policy.
Congratulations to SPO's Liam Seeley on being awarded the Stanley J. Stein Senior Thesis Prize in Latin American Studies from the Program in Latin American Studies.
On May 29th, over one hundred people gathered to celebrate SPO seniors, certificate students and prize winners in the beautiful Chancellor Green Rotunda! Check out the photos on SPO's Instagram and Facebook.
On May 29th, SPO's Ryan Goodman was hooded by Chief Marshall, Professor Sandra Bermann. Goodman successfully defended his dissertation on August 12th, 2022.
The honorary degree was awarded by President Christopher L. Eisgruber during the Commencement ceremony on May 30, 2023, and is the most unequivocal recognition of Professor Díaz-Quiñones’s consistent and profound contributions to the University and to Puerto Rican and Latin American Culture.
On May 16th, Paula Perez-Rodriguez successfully defended her dissertation titled Verboexorbitancias. El paso de "la literatura" a las artes verbales en España, 1909-1936, advised by Germán Labrador Méndez. See more photos on SPO's Instagram.
On Monday, May 22nd, 2023, SPO lecturer Nicholas J. Figueroa, founder and moderator of the Latinos Urbanos Book Club, alongside its members, returned to KIPP All Middle School to offer scholarships to two new students and their families. Check out the photos on SPO's Instagram.
In addition to silkscreen posters and prints donated soon after they moved to Princeton in 1982, SPO Emeritus Professor Arcadio Díaz-Quiñones and Alma Concepción added 6 more pieces from various graphic artists to their generous donation.
On May 22, Alejandro Martinez successfully defended his dissertation titled Poesía expandida. Artefactos poéticos, medios y participación en Chile durante la Guerra Fría (1952-1989), advised by Javier Guerrero.