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The purpose of the Exchange Programs is to provide students with a vehicle through which they can develop academically, socially and culturally in a different university environment. In this way students will live experiences that will allow them to gain a more comprehensive view of the world around them.
Best regards. Thank you for considering our University for your exchange experience. First of all our office needs to know which is your home University to verify if our Institutions have established Collaboration Agreements. If so, we need your University to contact us to let us know their intention to nominate you as an exchange candidate. If there is no established Collaboration Agreement the application procedure would be directly with our Admissions Office.
I never thought it would, but this trip changed my life at a time I needed it most. It sounds cheesy, but the friendly locals, the new experience, the island life… It was exactly what I needed. When I hopped on an airplane to head to Puerto Rico, I was at one of the lowest points of my life. When I left, I was at my highest.
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That’s the performing arts center at Hudson University.That’s the performing arts center at Hudson University.Laura was a professor of literature at Hudson University.I got an early acceptance into Hudson University in New York.That you got into Hudson University in New York.I got an early acceptance into Hudson University in New York.I got an early acceptance into Hudson University in New York.I got an early acceptance into Hudson University in New York.
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The Institute for Caribbean Studies is an interdisciplinary research center in the human sciences and cultures of the Caribbean dedicated to the investigation and discussion of historical and contemporary issues relevant to the entire region. It is located at the School of Social Sciences of the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus.
The Archives of Caribbean Social Sciences (ACISOC), is a unit attached to the IEC that, for consultation, compiles and offers various collections and unpublished materials of distinguished researchers from the Faculty of Social Sciences of the UPR-RP and other Caribbean universities.
D. in Law and Political Science from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. She is also a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus. She is a member of CLACSO’s Working Group Network of Feminisms, Gender and Memories in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Prominent writer, photographer and visual artist. He was winner of the Romulo Gallegos Award in 2013 for his novel Simone. He studied at Columbia University in New York and the Sorbonne University in Paris. In addition to his work at the IEC, he is also a professor in the Department of Comparative Literature at the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus.
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«Paper Piece» (1960) de Benjamin Patterson es una partitura basada en un texto que ofrece instrucciones para que un grupo de cinco intérpretes explore las posibilidades acústicas intrínsecas en una multitud de texturas de papel. Paper Piece marca la primera desviación radical que Patterson hizo de sus sensibilidades musicales clásicas y contemporáneas, lo que estimuló un período de intensa actividad creativa. Aunque la partitura proporciona instrucciones precisas, la pieza comenzó a cobrar vida propia en los conciertos de Fluxus, con la participación espontánea del público que la convirtió en un acontecimiento caótico. Nuestra realización de la pieza dará un paso en la dirección opuesta, explorando posibilidades más escasas y sutiles con una versión para tres intérpretes.
Las Collages Montreal Feministes reconocen que se basan en la tierra no conquistada de Tio’ta: kié. Nuestro movimiento es decididamente interseccional y está formado por miembros de todos los ámbitos de la vida, con la excepción de los hombres cisgénero. Nos hemos propuesto denunciar, a través de la pegada en la calle, todas las formas de discriminación que nuestra sociedad patriarcal inflige a sus ciudadanos. Armadas sólo con nuestros pinceles, reclamamos las calles de Montreal con lemas elegidos de forma colegiada. Sin líder ni jerarquía, nuestros valores se adhieren a nuestra piel y a los muros de nuestra ciudad.
