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	The Center for Latino Arts and Culture's (CLAC) mission is to research, document, interpret and promote Latino/a, Hispanic, Caribbean, and Latin American arts and culture. Through it's programming and publications, CLAC seeks to advance the appreciation and understanding of Latino/a artistic production, scholarship, and cultural traditions.
CLAC presents arts and humanities programs university wide for faculty, students, staff, and the broader community beyond the University. Programs are designed to advance academic excellence, support Latino/a artists, further documentation of Latino/a scholarship and foster cross-cultural affiliations. CLAC accomplishes this through research, publications and presentation of artists' productions and humanities scholarship.
CLAC programs consist of: visual art exhibitions music and theater productions scholarly lectures, conferences literary symposia community education cultural events Through it's programming and publications, CLAC emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach to the exploration of arts and culture.
The Center for Latino Arts and Culture 122 College Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1165 Telephone - (732) 932-1263 Fax - (732) 932-1589 CLAC is open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and by appointment on weekends.
To be placed on the Center's contact list and receive information about upcoming events, please email Carla Ortiz. Please include your name, complete mailing address (including street, city, state and zip code), and email.

Upcoming Events:

2008 AMARD&V Summer Camp
July 14-August 15
Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm
Greater New Brunswick Charter School
New Brunswick, NJ

Now running on its 12th successful year, the Artists Mentoring Against Racism Drugs & Violence: Healing Through the Arts Summer Camp provides New Brunswick children ages 10-16 with a wide range of integrated learning activities, including arts workshops, presentations on health and safety, career panels, as well as excursions to museums and outdoor sports activities.

The program is a collaboration between the Rutgers Center for Latino Arts and Culture, the RWJ University Hospital Community Health Promotions Program, the Suydam Street Reformed Church, and the Puerto Rican Action Board.

For more information or to register your child, please contact Rocio Castro at 732-932-1263 or email scastro@rci.rutgers.edu.

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