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Bilingual Education Student Organization (BESO)

BESO is an organization for Bilingual Education Majors, but is open to all education students. BESO serves as a networking system for both alumni and currently enrolled students. Through such a system, we help each other in selecting classes, choosing professors, and also in exchanging books. We are planning some great projects for the spring semester such as: donating bilingual books to a school and having an ESL/Bilingual Education Awareness week.

Officers and Faculty Advisor(s)

 

               Chair

          Lorena Trejo 

 lorenatrejo@mail.boisestate.edu
               Chair 

        Araceli Aguilar

araceliaguilar@mail.boisestate.edu 

             Delegate

        Jeremiah Eden

jeremiaheden@mail.boisestate.edu

             Treasurer  

         Lupita Connor 

lupitaconnor@mail.boisestate.edu 

          Sophomore

        Representative 

          Erika Zapata

 erikazapata@mail.boisestate.edu
          Junior/Senior

         Representative

         Terri Scoffield

terriscottfield@mail.boisestate.edu
              Nampa

         Representative

        Maria Sifuentes

mariasifuentes@mail.boisestate.edu
         Faculty Advisor

      Arturo Rodriguez

ArturoRodriguez@boisestate.edu

Organización de Estudiantes Latino-Americanos (OELA)

 

OELA is a student organization run by students of BSU. OELA's purpose is to encourage higher education among Hispanic people and to raise funds to be used for high school scholarships, activities, and educational-related purposes. OELA develops assertive citizenship with the spirit of service toward improving human relationships and encourages Hispanic studies to perpetuate the Hispanic culture, all directed for community enrichment. OELA not only has a political and cultural influence in the Hispanic community, but also in the general community.

 

Web site address: http://culturalcenter.boisestate.edu/organizations/oela/index.cfm 

 

El Club de Español 

 

El Club de Español es un grupo diseñado para que estudiantes de la lengua española dentro o fuera de la Universidad Estatal de Boise BSU no sólo tengan un espacio donde puedan practica el idioma, sino también puedan experimentar diferentes aspectos tradicionales y culturales mientras conocen y se asocian con nativo hablantes de distintas áreas de Latinoamérica y España.

The Spanish Club is a group designed so that students of the Spanish language in and outside of Boise State University have a space where they can not only practice the language, but also get to experience different cultural and traditional aspects while associating with native speakers of different regions of Latin America and Spain.

Para mas información se puede contactar : legomez@boisestate.edu 

For more information contact: legomez@boisestate.edu 

Movimiento Estudiantil Chicana/o de Aztlan (MECHA)

 

The purposes of this organization are to increase unity among Raza at BSU and la Comunidad, promote education among Chicanos for the betterment of our Gente. It also promotes and retains our Cultura through special cultural events sponsored by M.E.Ch.A,  educates and encourages participation for Raza students in political policies, issues, and processes that concern them. Other goals are to form a working relationship between la Comunidad and M.E.Ch.A of BSU, recruit and retain Raza students to BSU and provide a sense of familia amongst Mechistas at BSU.

 

http://www.nationalmecha.org/

 

League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)

 

LULAC is the largest and oldest Hispanic Organization in the United States. LULAC advances the economic condition, educational attainment, political influence, health and civil rights of Hispanic Americans through community-based programs operating at more than 700 LULAC councils nationwide. The organization involves and serves all Hispanic nationality groups.

 

In addition, the LULAC National Educational Service Centers, LULAC’s educational arm, provides counseling services to more than 18,000 Hispanic students per year at sixteen regional centers. SER Jobs for Progress, LULAC’s employment arm, provides job skills and literacy training to the Hispanic community through more than forty-eight employment training centers located throughout the United States. The LULAC Corporate Alliance, an advisory board of Fortune 500 companies, fosters stronger partnerships between Corporate America and the Hispanic community.

 

http://lulac.org/