The University of Texas at Arlington University Crossroads

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CMAS seeks to foster knowledge about Mexican American and Latino populations in the United States, with particular emphasis on Texas. We address important issues for the Latino community such as education, immigration, health, political representation, Latino/a representation in the media, Latinos in the arts, among others. We provide a physical and intellectual space for the scholarly and public discussion of these and other issues, and work with faculty and students across campus to promote interdisciplinary collaboration and dialogue. Click here for details.

Have you ever dreamed of visiting our nation’s capital and learning about how our government works? CHCI has an all-expenses paid leadership experience designed just for Latino high school students. Spend a week exploring Washington, D.C., while creating lasting friendships and wonderful memories. Participate in R2L® NextGen and make this a summer to remember! Click here for details.

Have you ever dreamed of visiting our nation’s capital and learning about how our government works? CHCI has an all-expenses paid leadership experience designed just for Latino high school students. Spend a week exploring Washington, D.C., while creating lasting friendships and wonderful memories. Participate in R2L® NextGen and make this a summer to remember! Click here for details.

The Macy's Emergency Scholarship Fund is a joint partnership between LNESC & Macy’s to provide financial resources to deserving students facing economic hardship and immediate monetary need that, if not met, could result in an inability to complete classes or a degree program. Click here for details.

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Future City is now open. It starts with a question—how can we make the world a better place? To answer it, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students imagine, research, design, and build cities of the future that showcase their solution to a citywide sustainability issue. Click here for details.

CMAS seeks to foster knowledge about Mexican American and Latino populations in the United States, with particular emphasis on Texas. We address important issues for the Latino community such as education, immigration, health, political representation, Latino/a representation in the media, Latinos in the arts, among others. We provide a physical and intellectual space for the scholarly and public discussion of these and other issues, and work with faculty and students across campus to promote interdisciplinary collaboration and dialogue. Click here for details.

Want to come see our work in action? Join us for one of our daylong programs open to the public. Click here for details.

CMAS seeks to foster knowledge about Mexican American and Latino populations in the United States, with particular emphasis on Texas. We address important issues for the Latino community such as education, immigration, health, political representation, Latino/a representation in the media, Latinos in the arts, among others. We provide a physical and intellectual space for the scholarly and public discussion of these and other issues, and work with faculty and students across campus to promote interdisciplinary collaboration and dialogue. Click here for details.