The Cassamarca Lecture Series
Debating Immigration in the United States
The second part of a yearlong series organized by LALSI and the American Studies Program, this semester we explore the larger issue of migration, the history of immigration in the United States, and its future.
"Endless Journeys: The Dispersion of Foreign-Born Migrants to New Destinations"
Polson Institute for Global Development
Department of Development Psychology
Cornell University
Thursday, March 1 4:30pm
Music Room, McGinley Center (2nd floor)
"Origins of the Illegal Immigration Crisis"
Professor of History
Columbia University
Thursday, March 29 4:30pm
Duane Commons
"U.S. Immigration: Challenges for the 21st Century"
Donald G. Herzberg Chair in International Migration
Director, Institute for the Study of International Migration
Georgetown University
Thursday, April 26 4:00pm
Duane Commons
Co-sponsored by
The Cassamarca Foundation
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
American Studies Program
Latin American and Latino Studies Institute
Francis and Ann Curran Center for American Catholic Studies
