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La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Inc. addresses the shortcomings of academic institutions in meeting and addressing the needs of Latino students in higher education. Founded at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, La Unidad Latina primarily seeks to take a leadership role in meeting the needs of the Latino community through cultural awareness, community service, and promotion of the Latino culture and people.
The Nu Chapter of La Unidad Latina was founded on March 5, 1994 in Cambridge, MA by six Hermanos from Harvard University. Since, Nu Chapter has welcomed Hermanos from Massachussetts Institute of Technology, Tufts University, Boston College, and Northeastern University. While the composition of Nu Chapter has changed over the years, what remains is a devotion to the two things that initially drove it's members to seek out La Unidad Latina: COMMUNITY and BROTHERHOOD.
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Congratulations, to the newest members of the Nu Chapter family, LOS APACIONADOS!
1. Marvin Guerra, MIT 2007
2. Omar Gonzalez, BC 2006
3. Eric Rodriguez, BC 2005
4. Joe Rivera, Tufts 2007
5. Rico Savage, Northeastern 2006 |
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Nu Hermano going to Law school
We wish good luck to Hermano Omar (Theta line, Spring 2005), who will begin working towards his Law degree at Boston College Law School next fall. He will be the 4th Nu Hermano to attend Law school.
First Hermano @ MIT Grad
Congratulations to Hermano Marvin (Theta line, Spring 2005) for his acceptance in to the Masters of Engineering program at M.I.T.!
New addition
Congratulations to Hermano Jose (Gamma line, Spring 1997) on the birth of his daughter, Isabella!
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Check soon for a listing of our future events! Here's a listing of some recent events at Nu Chapter.
YOUNG LORDS DISCUSSION
Miguel Melendez, author of We Took the Streets, discussed his experiences as a member of one of the most influential activist groups of the late 1960's, the Young Lords Organization.
WELFARE POETS @ MIT
The Welfare Poets are a collective of activists, educators, and artists. Through activism around community struggles and sharp-edged performances of music that incorporate Hip Hop, Bomba y Plena and Latin Jazz, the Welfare Poets bring inspiration to those facing oppression and fighting for liberation. |
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JORDAN MOJICA
Delta Line, Fall 1997
Of Mexican and Puerto Rican descent, Hermano Jordan was born and raised in New York City. Following his graduation from Tufts University in 2001 he has worked at Arista Records as well as Sony-BMG. He is currently an HR professional at the Financial Times - one of the world's leading international business newspapers. When he's not toasting the Mets' resurgence or going grey over the futility of the Knicks, you might be able to find him out on the dance floor - having performed at Salsa Congresses in New York, Boston, DC and LA. |
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