Mission
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Panoramas Staff |
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Operations Manager |
Luis Van Fossen Bravo |
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Webmaster |
Kelsey Trimm |
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Editor / Coordinator |
Rosa De Ferrari |
| Interns |
Rachel Bierly
Carley Clontz
Kristen Gugerli
Rachel Rozak
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| Past Editor |
Julian Asenjo |
| Past Coordinators |
Kimberly Bennett |
| Past Interns |
Whitney Allen
Katherine Andrews
Erin Barton
Alfonso Buzzo Landa (G) P. Asa Equels Marissa Ferrighetto Emma Freedman Rachel Gately Rachael Greenwalt Allison Guess Kelcey Hadden-Leggett Hilary Heath (G) Lauren Hogsett Emily Hwang Kevin Kerr Page McDonough Rosie McKinley Marisa Pereira Rodrigues (G) Danielle Scallise Alyssa Silver Sarah Sleasman Daniel Snyder Madeline Townsend Connor Weber Susan Wiedel Meghan Williams Sophia Winston |
Panoramas provides a web-based venue for thoughtful dialogue of Latin American and Caribbean issues. By enabling a voice for scholars, students, policy makers and others to engage in constructive commentary on relevant current and historical topics, the forum also serves as an academic resource to worldwide educational audiences. Housed at the Center for Latin American Studies at the University of Pittsburgh, and maintained by CLAS faculty, students and alumni, Panoramas strives to be at the forefront of scholarly analysis of affairs in the Latin American region.
About Panoramas
Panoramas is hosted by the University of Pittsburgh’s Center for Latin American Studies, a center within the University Center for International Studies. The idea of Panoramas was to create a space to foster academic discussion about Latin America. Panoramas accepts submissions of academic quality in various formats--written, video, audio, and photographic. We strongly encourage discussion amongst our readers and contributors.
About the LARR Blog
The Center for Latin American Studies (CLAS), at the University of Pittsburgh through its Panoramas: Scholarly Platform hosts the LARR Blog. In this blog, authors discuss their original research recently published in The Latin American Research Review (LARR). LARR is the academic journal of the Latin American Studies Association. Hosted by the University of Pittsburgh, LARR publishes original research on Latin American, Caribbean, and Latino studies since 1965.
Terms of Use
Please be advised that all comments will be moderated. While we encourage discussion and opinions from all sides, please be reminded that this is an academic publication. Any comments deemed to be trolling, spamming, or inflammatory will be removed. Be advised that any information shared on this publication will be publicly available.