2022  Program  
Highlights

All final details will be available to conference registrants.

All Plenaries are open to the public.

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Plenary I: Thematic Plenary
Thursday

Opening Plenary Noon-1:20 p.m. PST

50 Years of Leadership: A Discussion of Need, Challenges, and Change

Maria Gonzalez, Program Chair and Chair-Elect.

Reynaldo F. Macias, 1975-1976 NACS Coordinator & 2004-2006 NACCS Chair.

Tatcho Mindola, 1988-1990 NACS Coordinator.

Luis Torres, 1993-1995, NACCS Coordinator.

Julia E. Curry Rodriguez, 1999-2000 NACCS Coordinator and NACCS Executive Director.

Plenary III: Chicana Plenary
Saturday

Chicana Plenary Noon-1:20 p.m. PST

Demanding Space: Chicana and Lesbian/LBMT Caucuses Decentering Patriarchal Heteronormativity within NACCS

Nancy "Rusty" Barceló. NACCS Scholar 2012.

Sandy Soto.  University of Arizona.

Rita E. Urquijo-Ruiz. Trinity University

Anita Tijerina Revilla. Los Angeles State University.

Yvette J. Saavedra. Chicana Caucus Co-Chair. University of Oregon

Millán, Isabel M illán . Chicana Caucus Co-Chair. University of Oregon

Awards

Book Award

2022 Recipient

TBA

Frederick A. Cervantes Student Premio