TAMIU Kicks Off Hispanic Heritage Month with ‘El Grito’ Thursday
Written by admin, Sep 14, 2021, 0 Comments
Courtesy Steve Harmon,
(Laredo, Texas)-Texas A&M International University (TAMIU), one of the Top 10 Colleges with the Most Hispanic Students in the nation, will proudly kick off its observance of Hispanic Heritage Month starting this week with a full offering of engaging lectures, presentations and activities.
The month-long celebration will launch with a traditional El Grito, Thursday, Sept. 16 from 7-9 p.m. in the Student Center Green. The event is organized by student organization, Campus Activities Board (CAB).
As part of the celebration during the month of September, TAMIU’s campus food services provider, Aramark, will also serve dishes inspired by recipes from various Latin American countries at its campus dining space, Dusty’s Diner.
TAMIU Hispanic Heritage Month events are the result of a collaboration between the TAMIU Student Orientation, Leadership and Engagement, student organization Campus Activities Board, the TAMIU Office for International Engagement and the TAMIU Inclusion, Diversity and Equity Committee (TIDE).
