The Centers for Student Engagement recognize and promote programming related to heritage and awareness months at FIU. We are pleased to announce that the full schedule of Hispanic Heritage Month programming is now available below.
Observed annually in February. A list of related programming and events will be available here when the observance begins.
Observed annually in March. A list of related programming and events will be available here when the observance begins.
Observed annually in May. A list of related programming and events will be available here when the observance begins.
Observed annually in June. A list of related programming and events will be available here when the observance begins.
Observed annually in June. A list of related programming and events will be available here when the observance begins.
Hispanic Heritage Month is observed each year from September 15th to October 15th by celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of Americas whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. We invite all students, faculty, and staff to join us in fostering a community that values learning, respect, education and enrichment of all cultures.
Sunday, Sept. 15th | Latin American Dance Club Meeting 1 Join us for our first dance meeting of the semester, where we’ll kick off the new season with energy, creativity, and community spirit. For more information: Latin American Dance Club, ladc@fiu.edu |
Monday, Sept. 16th | FMA Networking Session FMA Networking Sessions offer students a valuable opportunity to connect with industry leaders, including speakers, recruiters, and representatives from top finance firms. These sessions not only allow students to network but also provide them with essential insights into market trends and potential career pathways. For more information: Association of Latino Professionals for America, president@alpfafiu.org |
Tuesday, Sept. 17th | American Association of Venezuelan Engineers First General Body Meeting Join Venezuelan engineers and students as we connect and discuss upcoming events, professional development, and networking opportunities. Be part of a collaborative community driving innovation and growth! For more information: American Association of Venezuelan Engineers, IG: aave |
Salsa Vida Dance Class Looking to try something new, improve your dancing skills, meet new people and have some fun? Come join us for a free dance class. Space is limited, please RSVP on PantherConnect or reach out via email. For more information: Salsa Vida Dance Club, salsavidafiu@gmail.com | |
Wednesday, Sept. 18th | Library Fair The Fall Library Fair is a chance for students to explore the services, tech, and materials available for research and studying. Explore the exhibition showcasing the Ramiro Casañas Collection into Cuban Heritage through an array of artifacts, artwork, poetry, and more. For more information: Green Library, Libradmin@fiu.edu |
Hispanic Heritage Month Culture Fair Here is your opportunity to check out some of the Latin-based/Hispanic-based student organizations and departments available at FIU as we highlight and honor them for Hispanic Heritage Month. For more information: Center for Student Engagement, cse@fiu.edu 305-348-2436 | |
Drug Wars: The True Story Behind “Narcos” Hear directly from former DEA Agents Steve Murphy and Javier Peña about their pivotal roles in taking down history’s most notorious drug lord, Pablo Escobar. Must register in Panther Connect. For more information: Jack Gordon Institute for Public Policy, jgi@fiu.edu | |
Thursday, Sept. 19th | Latinos Rising: Path to Success An evening of celebration, networking and growth! Hear from a panel of accomplished Latino leaders in entertainment, sports, consulting, and more. For more information: Association of Latino Professionals for America, president@alpfafiu.org |
The Collective – Black Barbie The Collective is a monthly discussion series designed for Black-identified women to find community, conversation and capacity to navigate their lived collegiate experiences. For more information: Women’s Center, womenscenter@fiu.edu | |
Friday, Sept. 20th | Salsa & More! Join the Latin American Dance Club for salsa and more! For more information: Latin American Dance Club, ladc@fiu.edu |
Monday, Sept. 23rd | First-/Second-Gen Struggles Workshop centered on supporting first- and second-generation students from immigrant families with struggles related to navigating classes, living away from home, and the pressure to succeed. For more information: Counseling & Psychological Services, shwad@fiu.edu |
Tuesday, Sept. 24th | LSU General Body Meeting: Unity Join us for our General Body Meeting with the Latin Student Union at FIU, where we celebrate unity! We'll discuss upcoming events, opportunities for involvement, and ways to foster collaboration and solidarity among Latinx students at FIU. For more information: Latin Student Union, latinsu@fiu.edu |
Thursday, Sept. 26th | Salsa Vida Dance Class Looking to try something new, improve your dancing skills, meet new people and have some fun? Come join us for a free dance class. Space is limited, please RSVP on PantherConnect or reach out via email. For more information: Salsa Vida Dance Club, salsavidafiu@gmail.com |
Tuesday, Oct. 1st | Civic Leadership and Service Series Join in on the virtual conversation with Eddie Gloria, Acting CEO of Camillus House, a provider of humanitarian services to the indigent and homeless populations of Miami-Dade County for over 50 years. For more information: Agatha Caraballo, PhD. acarabal@fiu.edu, 305-348-1006 |
Wednesday, Oct. 2nd | Man Cave: Alpha Male Syndrome – Machismo Allowing space for students to unpack the ideas that are linked with Machismo, Extreme Masculinity and Alpha Male and critically think about how these ideas and qualities align with your own life goals. For more information: Men’s Engagement Center, mec@fiu.edu |
Friday, Oct. 4th | An Afro-Latino Discussion Join the FIU’s Latin Student Union for an engaging panel event celebrating Afro-Latino heritage! This special event brings together speakers from diverse Afro-Latino backgrounds to discuss identity, culture, and the unique experiences of Afro-Latinos within the Latinx community. Hear personal stories, engage in thought-provoking conversations, and learn about the contributions and challenges of Afro-Latinos today. For more information: Latin Student Union, latinsu@fiu.edu |
Tuesday, Oct. 8th
| El Gran Varon Join the Latin Student Union at FIU for an eye-opening event where we explore the deeper meanings behind the lyrics of some of your favorite upbeat Latino songs. Together, we will break down the lyrics and uncover the hidden stories and emotional truths that lie beneath the lively rhythms. Discover how music serves as a powerful storytelling tool, reflecting complex social issues, personal struggles, and cultural experiences within the Latino community. For more information: Latin Student Union, latinsu@fiu.edu |
Who’s Got Your Vote? Join the Centers for Student Engagement as we address Voting Rights in anticipation of the upcoming election. Come facilitate discussions around topics and policies relevant to this election cycle. For more information: Centers for Student Engagement, cse@fiu.edu 305-348-2436 | |
Wednesday, Oct. 9th | Let’s Get Real About Your Time Management Come explore your strengths with time management, identify areas for growth, review what motivates you while reflecting on what is important to you. For more information: Giovanna Tello, gitello@fiu.edu 305-919-5754 |
“Duty Calls” – Book Talk with Dr. Antonia Novello Join in on a book talk with Dr. Antonia Novello, a dedicated public health administrator who became the first woman and first Hispanic Surgeon General of the United States. For more information: Agatha Caraballo, PhD. acarabal@fiu.edu, 305-348-1006 | |
Thursday, Oct. 17th | Civic Leadership and Service Series – Hispanic Heritage Join a conversation with panelists regarding Hispanic Heritage. For more information: Agatha Caraballo, PhD. acarabal@fiu.edu, 305-348-1006 |
Observed annually in November. A list of related programming and events will be available here when the observance begins.
