Oye Como Va: Sound, Voice, and Movement in the Americas
15th Annual LACS Student Conference 2023 "Oye Como Va: Sound, Voice, and Movement in the Americas"
Join us on May 4th and 5th on campus in St. Mary's Hall Multipurpose Room.
Conference Highlights
Conference at a Glance
Pre-Conference Event
Afro-Caribbean Mental Health: Seeking Culturally Appropriate Care and Resources
May 1, 2023
1:00 PM
Morrill Hall 0101
LACS Caribbean Week
Keynote Panel and Featured Faculty
"Dean's Keynote Panel: The Role of Listening in Scholarship"
Keynote Speakers are:
ARHU Dean Dr. Stephanie Shonekan (moderator), Dr. Fernando Rios (Ethnomusicology), and Fatima Quander (School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies).
May 4, 2023 11:00AM-12:15PM St. Mary's Hall Multipurpose Room
"Destigmatizing Bilingualism in Latinx Communities"
Featured Faculty
Dr. José A. Ortiz Assistant Professor Department of Hearing & Speech Science
May 5, 2023 12:15-1:15PM St. Mary's Hall Multipurpose Room
Thursday May 4th
10:45 | 11:00 | Opening Remarks |
11:45 | 12:30 | Dean's Keynote Panel: The Role of Listening in Scholarship |
12:30 | 1:00 | Lunch Break |
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1:15 | 2:45 | Panel: Occupied Lands & Communities of Resistance: Multidisciplinary dialogues on social justice |
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3:00 | 4:15 | Panel: Moving Across Borders: Identities, Synergies and Alternatives to Colonialism |
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4:30 | 5:30 | Roundtable: Oye Como Va: A research method(ology) on music, silence, and voices (Semi-virtual) |
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5:45 | 7:00 | Performance Night |
Friday May 5th
10:45 | 12:00 | Panel: Grooves and Beats: Aesthetics of Rebellion and Political Contestation |
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12:15 | 1:15 | Lunch and Featured Faculty: Destigmatizing Bilingualism in Latinx Communities |
1:15 | 2:45 | Panel: Addressing the Role of Music and Movement: Society, Identity, and social struggles in Latin America. |
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3:00 | 4:00 | Roundtable: Sounds of Resistance: Interdisciplinary dialogues from the U.S. and the Caribbean |
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4:15 | 4:45 | Dance Workshop: Latin Dancing: Amazing Health Benefits Along With the Fun |
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5:00 | 6:30 | Reception; Closing Remarks; DJ Session |
How to get to the conference
PARKING
Union Lane Garage: A 285-space garage situated between the Stamp Student Union and Cole Student Activities Building. Hours of operation are 7 a.m.–2 a.m. daily. Current rates are $3 per hour, with a $15 per day maximum. Payment is accepted at the digital pay stations located at the entrance of the garage. More information on digital pay stations here.
Lot 1: A large open lot a five-minute walk west of the Driskell Center. Lot 1 is free to the public after 4 p.m. on weekdays and all day weekends.
FROM BALTIMORE AND POINTS NORTH
Take I-95 South to Washington, D.C.'s Capital Beltway (I-495). At the 495 split, be sure to go toward the right (495 West). Be in the left lane so you can immediately take Exit 27 toward
Route 1 South, College Park. Take Exit 27 and then follow the sign to Exit 25 (U.S. 1 South toward College Park). Exit will end at a traffic light. Take a right onto Route 1 South. Proceed approximately 2-3 miles south on U.S. Route 1. Make a right onto Campus Dr., indicated by a gated entrance. Continue straight until you reach a circle with the letter M. Go halfway around the traffic circle (12 o’clock location) and continue down Campus Drive. Proceed 1/4-mile down Campus Dr. and you will see a building named Stamp Student Union. The David C. Driskell Center will be adjacent to Stamp Student Union and the parking garage is on Union Lane on your left.
FROM VIRGINIA AND WASHINGTON, D.C.
Take I-95 North to Washington, D.C.'s Capital Beltway (I-495). Take Exit 25 (U.S. 1 South toward College Park). Exit will end at a traffic light, go South on Route 1. Proceed approximately 2-3 miles south on U.S. Route 1. Make a right onto Campus Dr., indicated by a gated entrance. Continue straight until you reach a circle with the letter M. Go halfway around the traffic circle (12 o’clock location) and continue down Campus Drive. Proceed 1/4-mile down Campus Dr. and you will see a building named Stamp Student Union. The David C. Driskell Center will be adjacent to Stamp Student Union and the parking garage is on Union Lane on your left.
FROM MD 193-WEST/UNIVERSITY BLVD.
Turn slightly left onto Stadium Dr. Enter the next traffic circle and take the first exit (3 o’clock position) onto Valley Dr. Pass through the next traffic circle. You will go past parking lot 1b and will approach a stop sign. Turn left onto Union Dr. You will pass tennis courts and, on your left will be the Cole Student Activities Building. Once you approach another stop sign, continue straight until you reach another stop sign. Make a left onto Union Lane and the parking garage will be on the left.
FROM 193-EAST/UNIVERSITY BLVD.
Start out going southeast on University Blvd E / MD-193 E toward Lexington Dr. and make a slight right onto Campus Dr. Follow Campus Drive halfway around the circle (12 o’clock location). After you approach the stop sign turn left to stay on Campus Dr. After 1/4 mile you will notice Cole Student Activities Building in front. Follow the slight curve on Campus Dr. and you will approach a stop sign and turn left onto Union Lane. The parking garage will be on the left.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
The university is served by Metro's green line; the nearest station stop is College Park-University of Maryland.
There is a free University of Maryland shuttle available from the College Park-University of Maryland Metro station to the university and back.
UM Bus 104: The university offers shuttle bus (UM 104) service between the Metro and Regents Drive Garage, which is a 10-minute walk from the center; however, shuttle service is available only when the university is in session. Unless you are familiar with the university's schedule and the shuttle route, this is not the recommended method.
Please call our office at 301.314.2615 or 301.314.7275 (Department of Transportation) if you need further assistance.
https://maps.umd.edu/map/
Co-Sponsors
Office of Graduate Diversity and Inclusion
Arts for All
The Clarice
Full Schedule Thursday
Start Time | Event | Presenters | Location |
10:45 | Opening Remarks | Dr. Isabella Alcañiz | St. Mary's Multipurpose Room |
11:00 | Dean's Keynote Panel: The Role of Listening in Scholarship | Dr. Stephanie Shonekan (moderator), Dr. Fernando Rios, Fatima Quander | St. Mary's Multipurpose Room |
12:30 | Lunch Break (provided) | St. Mary's Multipurpose Room |
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1:15 | Panel - Occupied Lands & Communities of Resistance: Multidisciplinary Dialogues on Social Justice | St. Mary's Multipurpose Room |
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Patricia Manos - What is to Be Done? Zapa-Tourism, Internationalism, and Temporary Autonomous Zones in Global Contemporary Art | |||
Gabrielle Tillenburg - Sound of Fire: Art and Sound in US Occupied Caribbean | |||
T. A. Zaman - Building cultural and ecological identity in the shadows of a painful past | |||
Mauro A. Gonzalez - Forest Fire: Mapuche Resistance to the Chilean State (1919-2022) | |||
3:00 | Panel - Moving Across Borders: Identities, Synergies and Alternatives to Colonialism | St. Mary's Multipurpose Room | |
Jackson Mann - Each Other’s Oppression: Sympathetic U.S. Interpretations of Latin American Revolutionary Nationalist Music in the Liner Notes of Paredon Records | |||
Kendall Medford - The emergence of dembow as a vehicle for Dominican linguistic reclamation | |||
Michael Todd Parrott - Sounds of home: Music and the journey to know one’s roots | |||
4:30 | Roundtable - Oye Como Va: A research method(ology) on music, silence, and voices | Jonathan Brower, Daniela Bulansky, Sergio García, Marco Polo Juarez, Mariana Reyes | St. Mary's Multipurpose Room |
5:45 | Performance Night Open Mic | St. Mary's Multipurpose Room |
Full Schedule Friday
Start Time | Event | Presenters | Location |
10:45 | Panel 2 (semi-virtual) - Grooves and Beats: Aesthetics of Rebellion and Political Contestation |
St. Mary's Multipurpose Room | |
Elyse Veloria - “Riddim” In Wynter: Working Through Caribbean Aesthetics | |||
Damian Deamici - From Tango to Jazz in Néstor Sánchez’s Experimental Poetics: Nosotros dos (1965) and Siberia Blues (1966) | |||
Vicky Mogollón Montagne - “Worshipping with Salsa Malandra: Espiritismo Marialioncero Ceremonies in a Caracas’ Cemetery” | |||
12:15 | Featured Faculty: Destigmatizing Bilingualism in Latinx Communities Lunch (provided) |
Dr. José A. Ortiz | St. Mary's Multipurpose Room |
1:15 | Panel - Addressing the Role of Music and Movement: Society, Identity, and Social Struggles in Latin America | St. Mary's Lounge | |
Igor Lemos Moreira - “Social Lives” Of Songs in Two Times: A Study on Consumption in Latin Pop Music |
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Talita Feitosa de Moisés Queiroz - A importância da música na constituição da identidade do Movimento Social PreceIgor Lemos Moreira - “Social Lives” Of Songs in Two Times: A Study on Consumption in Latin Pop Music |
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Juliana Ravelli - Você Não Entende Nada – A Personal Essay on Experiencing Language as a Nonresident Alien in the U.S. |
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Andrea Ramírez Rojas - "Muévete bien bailador/a y deja que te invada la alegría. Baile, afectos y saberes |
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3:00 | Roundtable - Sounds of Resistance: Interdisciplinary dialogues from the U.S. and the Caribbean | Twanna Hodge, Manuel Mendez, Josanne Francis, Victor Hernandez | St. Mary's Lounge |
4:15 | Latin Dancing: Amazing Health Benefits Along With the Fun | Barb Bernstein | H. J. Patterson Atrium |
5:00 | Reception | H. J. Patterson Atrium |