Prof Lydia Otero&#039;s book, La Calle, wins Southwest Book Award

Feb. 3, 2012

La Calle: Spatial Conflicts and Urban Renewal in a Southwest City, written by Prof Lydia Otero, a University of Arizona associate professor in the Department of Mexican American Studies, has been named winner of a Southwest Book Award from the Border Regional Library Association. Full story at UA News: http://uanews.org/node/44640

Prof Lydia Otero&#039;s book, La Calle, wins Southwest Book Award

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Mexican American Studies
César E. Chávez Building Room 208
Tucson AZ 85721

Prof Lydia Otero&amp;#039;s book, La Calle, wins Southwest Book Award

L.A.'s Mexican Melody: The Mata Family is sinking ever deeper mariachi's Mexican roots in L.A.

U of A project addresses loneliness in older adults living in border and rural communities

Finding Home Through Folklórico: Grupo Folklórico Miztontli’s dancers promote cultural awareness while tapping into their heritage.

Mexican American Studies César E. Chávez Building Room 208 Tucson AZ 85721

Prof Lydia Otero's book, La Calle, wins Southwest Book Award

Mexican American Studies
César E. Chávez Building Room 208
Tucson AZ 85721