'The Trouble with my Name' Virtual Event

"The Trouble with My Name" blends storytelling, comedy and poetry to shed light on the American Latino experience. This event is open to Scranton faculty, staff, and students only.
'The Trouble with my Name' Virtual Event

The Multicultural Center in partnership with the Latin American Studies, Student Government, University Programming Board Campus Traditions Committee and the Spanish Cultural Society are excited to bring to our campus the virtual presentation “The Trouble with My Name” with Dr. Javier Avila, on Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. via Zoom. Dr. Javier Avila's extraordinary work with students earned him the Pennsylvania Professor of the Year Award. For the past three years, he has been touring the U.S. with his high-octane, poignant and hilarious one-man show "The Trouble with My Name" which blends storytelling, comedy, and poetry to shed light on the American Latino experience. Culturally rich and profoundly educational, the presentation provides audiences with an excellent platform for a continued conversation on equity, diversity, inclusion, and antiracism.

We look forward to joining us on Wednesday, Sept 30.

Follow the web address below to our registration form to receive the Zoom ID for Dr. Avila's presentation here.

This event is open to Scranton faculty, staff, and students only. First come, first served, maximum capacity of 300 people.

For more information about this event or topic suggestions, please contact the Cross Cultural Centers at multicultural@scranton.edu.

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