Assistant professor Fernando Tormos-Aponte, environmental policy and politics scholar Gustavo Garcia-Lopez, and political scientist and scholar Mary Angelica Painter conducted a study about energy inequality in the wake of disasters. […]
Category: Latino Public Policy
Dr. Luis L Schenoni, Gary Goertz, Andrew P Owsiak, and Paul F Diehl wrote about why some territorial disputes defy settlement and through what mechanism these resistant territorial disputes might be settled. […]
Tower Center Associate Jennifer Cook wrote about how as ‘legal’ immigrants, Mexicans with U.S. lawful permanent resident status have the rare opportunity to petition for immigrant visas for certain eligible […]
Ten community leaders from all different backgrounds flocked to SMU’s campus Dec. 7 to attend their third Latino Center for Leadership Development (LCLD) Leadership Academy forum hosted by the SMU […]
The SMU Tower Center and Latino Center for Leadership Development hosted the program “The Latina Advantage: Setting a National Leadership Agenda” at SMU Oct. 11. Dr. Cristina Bejarano, Associate Professor […]
After receiving more than 50 applications from scholars across the United States, the Latino Center for Leadership and Development (LCLD) and the SMU Tower Center awarded seven grants to scholars […]
DALLAS, TX – The SMU Tower Center and Latino Center for Leadership and Development (LCLD) are hosting The Nation at a Crossroads: A National Latino Policy Conference on June 9 […]
Our Postdoctoral Fellow in Latino Public Policy Danielle Lemi had her work “Are Asian Americans who have Interracial Relationships Politically Distinct?” coauthored with Augustine Kposowa published by the Cambridge University Press’ […]
The SMU Tower Center and Latino Center for Leadership and Development co-hosted a policy forum discussing “gente-fication” and various policy solutions that could reduce the impact of the rising costs […]
The Tower Center and Latino Center for Leadership and Development (LCLD) held a policy forum Oct. 10 called “The Status of Latino Health in a Shifting Political Landscape.” The forum […]