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Latino-Native American Cultural Center brochures, 1971-2001

Flyer: Chicano Indian-Ameridan Cultural Center Page 2

THE HOUSE
Since the spring of 1971, the Chicano and Indian-American students began negotiations with The University of Iowa to establish a center to support the culture and life style of the Chicano and Indian-American student on campus.

The Chicano Indian-American Cultural Center will be a focus for Chicano and Indian-American students to meet and exchange ideas.

The Chicano Indian-American Cultural Center, or The House, was finally established in mid-August at 115 North Clinton.

Proposed events for the coming semester are:
Movies
Poetry Readings
Chicano Theatre
Music
Brown Abraxas
Art
Speakers
Socials
Chicano Lit
Risa Y Desmadre

CHICANO INDIAN-AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER
115 North Clinton
Iowa City, Iowa

Executive Administrator: Nancy Barcelo
Executive Director: Juan Rodriguez
Board of Directors: CIASU Officers
Program Advisor: Nancy Gonzalez Chairman, Dept. of Anthropology

PURPOSES
1. To provide a permanent setting for Chicano and Indian-American students to gather in an informal atmosphere reflecting the needs and interests of Chicano and Indian-American students in The University community.

2. To provide a center fort the cultural expression and enrichment of Chicano and Indian-American students and The University community; and

3. To provide an area for academic development for students.

THE UNION
The Chicano Indian-American Student Union was founded by/and for the Chicano and Indian-American students who want to deal with the issues affecting his "gente". Since this spring, the 'Chicano Union' started recruiting new students to The University of Iowa. IN the fall, a tutoring program for migrant Chicano children will be instituted.

The present members of the Chicano Union have come to be aware if themselves as Chicano Students and Indian-American Students with their own identity and their own culture. They have come together to discover who they are and develop their special abilities.

The Chicano Indian-American Student Union s her to aid in the transition from The University to the barrio and the reservation. 
con safos, Zavala

Chairman Pete Rael
Vice Chairman Ruth Pushetonequa
Secretary of Information Greg Vasquez
Advisor Juan Rodriguez

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THE HOUSE Since the spring of 1971, the Chicano and Indian-American students began negotiations with The University of Iowa to establish a center to support the culture and life style of the Chicano and Indian-American student on campus. The Chicano Indian-American Cultural Center will be a focus for Chicano and Indian-American students to meet and exchange ideas. The Chicano Indian-American Cultural Center, or The House, was finally established in mid-August at 115 North Clinton. Proposed events for the coming semester are: Movies Poetry Readings Chicano Theatre Music Brown Abraxas Art Speakers Socials Chicano Lit Risa Y Desmadre CHICANO INDIAN-AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER 115 North Clinton Iowa City, Iowa Executive Administrator: Nancy Barcelo Executive Director: Juan Rodriguez Board of Directors: CIASU Officers Program Advisor: Nancy Gonzalez Chairman, Dept. of Anthropology PURPOSES 1. To provide a permanent setting for Chicano and Indian-American students to gather in an informal atmosphere reflecting the needs and interests of Chicano and Indian-American students in The University community. 2. To provide a center fort the cultural expression and enrichment of Chicano and Indian-American students and The University community; and 3. To provide an area for academic development for students. THE UNION The Chicano Indian-American Student Union was founded by/and for the Chicano and Indian-American students who want to deal with the issues affecting his "gente". Since this spring, the 'Chicano Union' started recruiting new students to The University of Iowa. IN the fall, a tutoring program for migrant Chicano children will be instituted. The present members of the Chicano Union have come to be aware if themselves as Chicano Students and Indian-American Students with their own identity and their own culture. They have come together to discover who they are and develop their special abilities. The Chicano Indian-American Student Union s her to aid in the transition from The University to the barrio and the reservation. con safos, Zavala Chairman Pete Rael Vice Chairman Ruth Pushetonequa Secretary of Information Greg Vasquez Advisor Juan Rodriguez