Dr. Arelis Moore organized a lecture by Rut E. Rivera and Antonia Camacho, PASOs Greenville (November 19, 2019)
Rut E. Rivera, Manager, Greenville PASOs Program, Prisma Health | Accountable Communities, and Antonia Camacho, Community Health Worker, PASOs Greenville, were invited by Dr. Arelis Moore to her SPAN 4190 class (Health and the Hispanic Community) to discuss healthy children, knowledgeable families, and strong communities. PASOs’ Community Health Workers (CHW) trainings cover a wide range of pertinent information regarding Latino experiences and cultures, resources available to families, outreach techniques, and immigrant rights. By providing a platform for oftentimes unheard voices, this initiative actively engages the strengths of Latino community leaders for contributing to a statewide overall well-being. PASOs works with agencies, organizations and coalitions to make sure that they are serving Latino patients and clients effectively. As advocates for their communities, PASOs brings forward the perspective of Latino families and brings ideas for change to decision-makers. PASOs helps build a stronger South Carolina by supporting Latino communities with education, advocacy, and leadership development. For more information, please visit: https://www.scpasos.org/
Dr. Arelis Moore with her students, Rut Rivera, and Antonia Camacho
La hora de la tarea 1
Are you having difficulties with your online homework? An instructor is here to assist you.
Prof. José Luis Ortiz, M.A.
Lecturer of Spanish (jlortiz@clemson.edu)
Prof. Ortiz with his students (SPAN 2020, fall 2019)
La hora de la tarea 2
Are you having difficulties with your online homework? An instructor is here to assist you.
Prof. Nora Logue, M.A.
Lecturer of Spanish (nlogue@clemson.edu)
Prof. Logue with her students (SPAN 2020, fall 2019)
La mesa española
Practice speaking with other students and improve your oral abilities in the target language (for students at the 2000 levels and above).
Prof. Zenia Cruz, M.A.
Lecturer of Spanish (zcruzva@clemson.edu)
Prof. Cruz with her students (SPAN 1020, fall 2019)
El club de español
Come and practice your Spanish while learning about Hispanic culture in an informal setting.
Prof. Yezid Flores, M.Ed.
Lecturer of Spanish (yflores@g.clemson.edu)
Prof. Flores with her students (SPAN 2020, fall 2019)
El mesón de lectura
Improve your reading comprehension skills.
Prof. Mercedes Tejera, M.A.
Lecturer of Spanish (mtejera@clemson.edu)
Prof. Tejera with her students (SPAN 2010, fall 2019)
La mesa española 2
Practice speaking with other students and improve your oral abilities in the target language (for students at the 1000 levels).
Prof. Debra Williamson, M.A.
Lecturer of Spanish (debra4@clemson.edu)
Prof. Williamson with her students (SPAN 2010, fall 2019)
Hispanic Film Series
Join us to watch films that feature a diverse range of topics highlighting the history, culture and contributions of the Hispanic community around the world.
Prof. Ellory Schmucker, M.A.
Senior Lecturer of Spanish (eschmuc@g.clemson.edu)
Prof. Schmucker with her students (SPAN 2010, fall 2019)
Hispanic Honor Society
Founded at the University of California, Berkeley in 1919, Sigma Delta Pi, the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society, is a non-profit organization incorporated in the State of South Carolina. Bestowal of membership in Sigma Delta Pi is an excellent way to reward outstanding students of Spanish in colleges and universities.
Prof. Rosa Pillcurima, M.A.
Lecturer of Spanish (rpillcu@clemson.edu)
Prof. Pillcurima with her students (SPAN 1010, fall 2019)
Poetry Declamation
Students from South Carolina and neighboring states come to Clemson University campus to show their linguistic abilities by competing in the annual poetry declamation contest. The contest is open to students regularly enrolled in middle and high school language courses. Contest competitions are offered in American Sign Language, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, and Spanish. Students in Spanish classes recite poems by renowned Hispanic poets such as Alberti, Bécquer, Borges, Darío, Lorca, Machado, Martí, and Vallejo.
Prof. Melva Persico, Ph.D.
Senior Lecturer of Spanish (mpersic@clemson.edu)
Prof. Persico with her students (SPAN 3020, fall 2019)
