Mexico Working Group
CANCELED - Workshop with Noe Pliego Campos
Fri
Mar
20
In accordance with updated University guidelines on limiting public gatherings in light of COVID-19 concerns, this event has been canceled. For updated information on COVID-19 and how the University of Notre Dame is responding, please go to coronavirus.nd.edu.
Noe Pliego Campos
Department of History
With commentary by Louise Walker, Associate Professor of History at Northeastern University
About the Mexico Working Group
The Mexico Working Group serves as a venue for resident and visiting faculty and graduate and undergraduate students to consider issues related to Mexico. With the goal of strengthening the presence of Mexico at Notre Dame, the group supports conferences, talks, cultural events, and academic discussions. The group also fosters academic and cultural exchanges to link the University with Mexico and Mexican Studies institutions and coordinates a biennial Undergraduate Research Conference focused on Mexican issues.
Chair: Jaime Pensado
Graduate Student Coordinator: Noe Pliego Campos (npliegoc@nd.edu)
The Mexico Working Group serves as a venue for resident and visiting faculty and graduate and undergraduate students to consider issues related to Mexico. With the goal of strengthening the presence of Mexico at Notre Dame, the group supports conferences, talks, cultural events, and academic discussions. The group also fosters academic and cultural exchanges to link the University with Mexico and Mexican Studies institutions and coordinates a biennial Undergraduate Research Conference focused on Mexican issues.
Chair: Jaime Pensado
Graduate Student Coordinator: Noe Pliego Campos (npliegoc@nd.edu)
Speakers / Related People
Noe Pliego Campos
This profile was current when he was part of the on-campus Kellogg community.
Noe Pliego Campos is a first-generation PhD candidate in History at the University of Notre Dame. His research focuses on youth in 1980s Mexico City to understand how economic changes shaped the lives of young people...
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