UC Merced Latinx Commencement
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N Lake Road
N Lake Road
N Lake Road
The UC Merced Latinx Commencement is a culturally meaningful organization that reflects the rich his
Our purpose is to provide a place for Latinx scholars to feel welcome and comfortable within their cultura. Our organization will be responsive and responsible to the community of UC Merced and all members we serve. We will provide an environment to discover, develop and express identidad y pertenencia cultural through the celebration of Latinx graduates and their families at the annual graduation commencement.
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5200 N Lake Road
Merced, CA
95343
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