A stylized, surreal portrait of a woman of color in profile facing upward, her expression calm and contemplative. Her hair blends into twisting tree roots and branches, merging her form with nature. Small birds fly in the background against a soft, muted sky, suggesting openness and movement. The overall composition evokes a connection between knowledge, nature, and identity, with an artistic, dreamlike quality.

Legacy Lecture on The Hispanicverse: An Ocean of Knowledge

The College of Arts & Letters proudly presents the 2026 Legacy Lecture featuring Rocio Quispe Agnoli, Professor of Latin American Literatures and Cultures. Join us for an inspiring evening filled with thought-provoking insights and a captivating presentation.

Rocío Quispe Agnoli is William J. Beal Professor of Hispanic Studies at Michigan State University. Her areas of expertise include Colonial Latin American literatures and cultures, Andean studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Visual Studies, and Speculative Fiction. She has published 4 scholarly book, 1 book of short fiction, and lately,  Qhipa Pacha. Futurismo Peruano, which includes a bilingual anthology and the first systematic study of Peruvian futurisme. Additionally, she has authored more than 80 scholarly essays in academic journals and essay collections.  Her latest recognitions include the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Women of Color Collective at MSU (2024) and, in 2025, the Faculty Legacy Award from MSU’s College of Arts & Letters.  

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Date

Apr 2, 2026
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Time

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Location

Lincoln Room of the Kellogg Center
Website
https://kelloggcenter.com/