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When we lead, we lead together. All Governors are a family at Austin Peay.
If you ask APSU students and alumni the best part of Austin Peay, many will say it’s the strong sense of community Governors share. From the Latino Student Retreat and Graduate Recognition Ceremony to visiting in the Latino Community Resource Center, there are a multitude of ways for Latino-identifying students to connect with resources and meet other students. Combined with the quality education available at Austin Peay, your success in higher education is a given.
The primary purpose of the Latino Community Resource Center includes aiding in the retention of Latino students. The center serves as a place where Latino students can connect meaningfully with and take great pride in their heritage in a nurturing environment. The center is also dedicated to providing knowledge and programming about the historic and contemporary contributions, achievements, and social perspectives of Latino and Hispanic Americans. All are welcome at the LCRC!
The University is now offering campus tours accompanied by Spanish translators. Campus tours are offered on weekdays at 10 am and 2:15 pm. Please understand that these are not private tours. Multiple students may sign up for the same time slot.
The Latino Community Resource Center's Graduate Recognition Ceremony started as a small celebration organized by the Austin Peay Hispanic Alumni Chapter. Today, the program has expanded to recognize students and their loved ones who have contributed to the student's success during their time at APSU.
Get energized for the semester ahead! Joins us for the opportunity to connect with other students, learn about important resources on campus, and engage in meaningful dialogue through different breakout sessions.
- Ponte Las Pilas Latino Student Retreat
- Date: Saturday, August 29, 2020
- Time: 10 am – 4:30 pm
- Location: Morgan University Center
The Latino Community Resource Center is proud to celebrate the cultures, contributions, and resilience of Latinx, Hispanic and Latino-identified communities around the world. The commemoration begins on September 15 and extends until October 15 due to the anniversaries of the independence of several Latin American countries occurring during this time frame.
