Stories behind ETSU’s tennis coaches
Ricardo Rojas – Women’s Tennis Head Coach Ricardo Rojas has been ETSU women’s tennis head coach since the 2016-17 season. Before that, he was an assistant coach for men’s …
Posts tagged Hispanic Heritage Month
Medical student seeks to serve community
Diego Razura is a Hispanic medical student whose goal is to uplift other minority students applying to medical school. Razura grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, …
Meet Carla Garcia, the Pre-Med Triathlete
From Madrid, Spain, Carla Garcia was a competitive swimmer and enjoyed running and biking with family before combining the activities together. She moved to Miami …
Medical interpreting during a pandemic
Julia Rusiñol works for Ballad Health and ETSU Health as a medical interpreter/translator, traveling around the region providing a voice for Spanish-speaking patients who cannot …
ETSU to host annual Hispanic Student Day
In March of 2022, East Tennessee State University is set to host the 21st annual Hispanic Student Day. Hispanic Student Day is entirely organized, planned …
Exhibit provides snapshot of Latinx life
As a part of Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations here on campus, the Reece Museum is presenting José Galvez’s “Al Norte al Sur: Latino Life in …
Hispanic Heritage Month: East Tennessean Edition
The East Tennessean will be doing a special edition for Hispanic Heritage Month, working with the Language and Culture Resource Center and other faculty at …
Guest lecturer reframes Brazilian literary legend
Guest lecturer Dr. Paulo Dutra gave his perspective on a well known Brazilian literary figure in a presentation on Oct. 15 titled “Machado de Assis, …