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The UTRGV Center for Latin American Arts College of Fine Arts

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UTRGV Center for Latin American Arts
Dr. Katherine Moore McAllen
UTRGV Library, 2nd Floor, ELIBR 2.114
UTRGV Music Science and Learning Center BMSLC 2.210
Email: katherine.mcallen@utrgv.edu
Email: CLAA@utrgv.edu
Phone: (956) 665-7234
Fax: (956) 665-2177
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Art History

Art History faculty Katherine McAllen in the School of Art has organized field trips for students to visit the San Antonio Museum of Art in 2017 and 2018 to view the Nelson Rockefeller Latin American collection. The Art History faculty are currently developing a new Master of Arts degree in Latin American Art History under the leadership of Robert Bradley and Constance Cortez. In 2018 and 2019, Art History graduate students Daniel Ymbong and Carol Lopez have won the prestigious UT System Archer Center graduate fellowship for two years in a row to study and intern in Washington D.C. and work as paid interns in museums such as the National Gallery of Art.

Daniel Ymbong UT Archer Center Graduate Fellow

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