¿Qué Pasa, OSU? (Spring 2015)

Abstract

Issue includes: "Hispanic Oversight Committee Reports: Latino Representation at OSU" by Lilia Fernández and Francisco-Xavier Gómez-Bellengé; "Forging My Own Path: My Internship at the Mayagüez Zoo" by Liane Davila; "Pursuing a Career in Biomedicine ¿Qué pasa dentro del laboratorio?" by Jose Otero; "The Benefits of Undergraduate Research" by Fay Catacutan; "The Sotomayor Research Group: Uncovering the Science of Hearing" by Leticia Wiggins; "Florencia Velez-Cortes Conducts Biomolecular Research at Johns Hopkins" by Mary Spiro; "Morgan Gamble: Leading the Way for Future PAs" by Yolanda Zepeda; "Neuroscience Research at OSU: An Opportunity for Undergrads" by Sky Dominguez; "Steven Villanueva: Success Written in the Stars" by Yolanda Zepeda; "What Do Spiders Eat? Studying Spiders in Cleveland, Ohio" by Ivan Delgado de la Flor; "Diversity and Net Neutrality: A Global Problem" by Victoria Muñoz; "Alpha Psi Lambda: Celebrating a Thirty-Year Legacy" by Tracy Najera; "Alpha Psi Lambda Made Me Who I Am" by Florentina Staigers; "Staging Shakespeare's Richard II: A Challenge and Opportunity" by Manny Jacquez; "Latido" by Mark Kolat; "Mining the Archive: The Politics of Preservation" by Randi Lopez; "Spiffy Gents: An Entrepreneurial Venture" by Abel Hernandez; "Chilean Comix Artists Stand Out at Latino Comics Expo" by Theresa Rojas; "Frankie Gonzalez and Kevin Dunphy Continue a Family Buckeye Tradition" by Yolanda Zepeda; "From OSU to Hong Kong: My Journey across the World" by Gonzalo Adriazola; "Spanish for Heritage Speakers: Family of Language Learners" by Jessica Simmons, Jonathan Rodriguez, and Carlos Lugo and "My Research in Ecopoetics" by Ayendy Bonifacio.