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Title	Expressive culture in the Hispanic southwest : a colloquium on curriculum, research and retention at an Hispanic serving institution of higher education
Project	Center for Regional Studies Sponsored Videos
Description	These presentations are a series of dialogues between UNM Scholars on the issues related to curriculum, research, and retention at an Hispanic serving institution of higher education. The talks are based on a book of essays "Expressing New Mexico : Nuevomexicano creativity, ritual, and memory" edited by Phillip B. Gonzales.
Publisher	Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Contributor	Southwest Hispanic Research Institute (sponsor)
Date Original	2004-09-10
Date Digital	2009-02-01
Type	moving image
Digital Format	video/flv
Physical Format	VHS
Aspect Ratio	4:3
Colors	Color
Frame Rate	29.97 fps
Frame Size	640x480
Standard	NTSC
Language	English
Relation	Part of the University of New Mexico Center for Regional Studies Southwestern collection. http://library.unm.edu
Rights	Rights to the digital resource are held by the University of New Mexico http://www.unm.edu/disclaimer.html
Digitization Contributor	Original recording and digitization of this material sponsored by the Center for Regional Studies
Annotation	"Expressing New Mexico : Nuevomexicano creativity, ritual, and memory" edited by Phillip B. Gonzales can be found under the call number F805.S75 E96 2007.

Title	Expressive culture in the Hispanic southwest : a colloquium on curriculum, research and retention at an Hispanic serving institution of higher education
Creator	Rodríguez, Sylvia, 1947-; Wilson, Christopher, 1951-
Subject	Hispanic Americans -- New Mexico -- Social life and customs; Mexican Americans -- New Mexico -- Social life and customs; Hispanic Americans -- New Mexico -- Intellectual life; Mexican Americans -- New Mexico -- Intellectual life; New Mexico -- Civilization; New Mexico -- Social life and customs; New Mexico -- Intellectual life; Hispanic American arts -- New Mexico; Ethnicity -- New Mexico; Regionalism -- New Mexico
Project	Center for Regional Studies Sponsored Videos
Description	Sylvia Rodríguez and Chris Wilson discuss the cultural foundations of a sense of place in New Mexico.
Publisher	Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Date Original	2004-09-10
Date Digital	2009-02-01
Type	moving image
Digital Format	video/flv
Physical Format	VHS
Aspect Ratio	4:3
Colors	Color
Frame Rate	29.97 fps
Frame Size	640x480
Standard	NTSC
Source	LD3781.N566 C4 2004 Sept. 10-11 tape 1
Language	English
Relation	Part of the University of New Mexico Center for Regional Studies Southwestern collection. http://library.unm.edu
Rights	Rights to the digital resource are held by the University of New Mexico http://www.unm.edu/disclaimer.html
Digitization Contributor	Original recording and digitization of this material sponsored by the Center for Regional Studies

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