Join Us As We Celebrate
Hispanic/Latino Heritage Month
September 15th – October 15th
Hispanic cultural meal served in Rawlings Dining Hall
September 17th
Informational exhibit/display in Richardson Library
September 20th through October 15th
Hispanic Rhythms by the Morgan State University Jazz Ensemble
October 7th from 12 – 1 pm; Outside of the Student Center
Day of the Dead & Other Latino Spiritualties lecture by Dr. Harold
Morales, Assistant Professor, Philosophy & Religious Studies
October 13th from 12 – 1 pm; Student Center, Room 315
Hispanic/Latino quick facts distributed via Morgan social media
sites
Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates
the histories, cultures, and
contributions Hispanics have made to
our local community, state, and
nation. The period of September 15th
through October 15th is significant
because it is the anniversary of
independence for the Latin American
countries of El Salvador, Honduras,
Nicaragua, Guatemala, Costa Rica,
Chile and Mexico.
Sponsored by the Office of Diversity and EEO