CRES Research and Creativity Symposium

Join CRES faculty and staff for a day of sharing and discussing highlights of our scholarship–both research and creative expression–and charting the future direction of CRES as an intellectual hub for the collaborative and interdisciplinary study of race and ethnicity. TCU speakers and performers include:

• Suki John, School of Classical and Contemporary Dance
• Zoranna Jones, Harris College of Nursing & Health Sciences
• Stacie McCormick, Department of English
• Adam McKinney, School of Classical and Contemporary Dance
• Johnny Nhan, Department of Criminal Justice
• Santiago Piñón, Department of Religion
• Jacinto Ramos, Jr., CRES and Fort Worth ISD

Featuring: Lunch keynote speaker Paul Ortiz (University of Florida), will help us think critically about our mission and pedagogical strategies, and Melita Garza (CRES Core Faculty and Department of Journalism) will present her first book, They Came to Toil: Newspaper Representations of Mexicans and Immigrants in the Great Depression (University of Texas Press).