Get Involved
The MAS Program offers many experiences for students to immerse themselves in new cultures, languages, and peoples. From study abroad to research to pizza socials, there are many ways for students to get involved outside the classroom.
Scholarships and Awards
Global Latinx Outstanding Graduating Senior Award
The program recognizes one outstanding graduating senior from the Global LatinX Studies major.
Student Financial Services
Find out more scholarship and financial aid information through the Office of Student Financial Services.
Student Financial Services
studentfinancialservices@trinity.edu
Research
Undergraduate Research in the Arts and Humanities Grant research with MAS faculty
Students have the opportunity to collaborate with faculty research projects, funded by resources such as the Student Undergraduate Research Fund (SURF) or Trinity’s Undergraduate Research in the Arts and Humanities.
Global Latinx Studies | Senior Portfolios
Seniors in the Global Latinx Studies program develop portfolios that tie together the interdisciplinary links between at least three different courses. This project represents the culmination of personal and professional growth in the understanding of Latinx communities in the Americas and beyond.
Office of Experiential Learning
Undergraduate research is central to Trinity University's values. The Office of Experiential Learning provides a place for students to gain information about internships, community service and service-learning opportunities, beyond the classroom course projects, and undergraduate research opportunities.
Study Abroad
Today, cross-cultural understanding is as much a practical necessity as an educational standard. Study abroad is an embodiment of the liberal arts ideals and a sign of the initiative and breadth often looked for by employers.
Students have access to need-based study abroad scholarships through Trinity’s Center for International Engagement and the Mexico, Americas and Spain program.
Get Started
The Study Abroad Office can help you find an opportunity based on your interests and/or studies.
Study Abroad Office
studyabroad@trinity.edu
Experiential Learning
The program fosters close ties between the University and the Latinx community in San Antonio and beyond through internships, service-learning, and other experiential opportunities.
Alvarez/MAS Summer Internship Grant Program
The Alvarez Summer Internship Grant program engages Trinity students in matters and activities falling under the MAS mission and promote Trinity University's relations with non-profit organizations whose activities are related to the MAS Program and its mission. Learn more
FYE Inventing Mexico, Field Trip to Mexico City (Fall Recess)
Students part of the First Year Experience “Inventing Mexico” will visit important historical sites and museums that illustrate their learning on the course.
- MAS Information Table
Every Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. during Nacho hour
Coates Center - Mesa de Conversación
Enjoy informal Spanish Conversation and Pizza every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month
Find an Internship
Trinity uses the Handshake system to share all job and internship opportunities with students.
Office of Experiential Learning
celcs@trinity.edu
Student Organizations
LatinX Leadership Program
Designed for Latinx students, this program develops nontraditional leadership skills outside of resumes and public speaking, such as community building, cultural understanding, and networking.
Trinity University Latino Association (TULA)
Trinity University Latin Association aims to celebrate the LatinX community within the Trinity and San Antonio community as a way to educate students about LatinX culture. Students of any ethnicity are welcome in the organization.
Sigma Delta Pi Honor Society
Sigma Delta Pi is the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society. The society aims to honor those who attain excellence in the language, literature, and culture of Spanish-speaking people.
De Colores Graduation Celebration
At De Colores—a unique celebration of Trinity’s graduating Latinx seniors that takes its name from the Spanish term for “in colors”—seniors invite their families, friends, and countless members of the Trinity community who’ve supported them in school, and each select a loved one to present them with a colorful stole in honor of their graduation.
Join today
Use the Student Organization Portal to join an active organization or start one on campus.
Student Involvement Office
getinvolved@trinity.edu