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Decolonized Mind

Posted on 13 January 2022 by David Lee

Dr. Yasir Hussain was born in the tribal lands of the Kurram Agency in the town of Alizai, grew up in Peshawar, and later relocated to Islamabad, Pakistan. With a love for literature, Hussain became a Fulbright scholar at the…

Tagged with: Albuquerque, Common Core, Education, ESL, Language, Literacy, Memory, New Mexico, Oral History, Pakistan, Phd, Research, Teaching, Transcript, University of New Mexico, UNM
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New Mexico Identities

Posted on 31 August 2016 by David Lee

Narrator David Hernandez Rivero speaks about the native and international communities of New Mexico. Originally from Havana, Cuba, David has worked as a librarian, archivist, and museum curator, including study at University of New Mexico’s Maxwell Museum and 2015s collaborative…

Tagged with: Albuquerque, Artist, Cuba, Language, Museums, New Mexico, University of New Mexico
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Summer Language

Posted on 30 June 2016 by David Lee

Oscar López talks about University of New Mexico’s Center for English Language and American Culture (CELAC). From San Salvador, El Salvador, Oscar attended the program at UNM in the Spring of 2015, in addition to further dedicated study at the…

Microscope Light

Posted on 3 March 2016 by David Lee

Neuroscience researcher Ernesto Caballero Garrido speaks about creating bridges between basic information and complicated scientific knowledge and stellar appreciation for viewing cells under the light of a microscope. In staying current in the field of isolating strokes, Ernesto studies the…

Tagged with: Albuquerque, Health, Microscopes, New Mexico, Phd, Research, Science, Spain, Stroke, University of New Mexico
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