History of UMAS and MAP EOP
LHP_Intern2021-09-27T02:55:08+00:00A memorandum to the CU Boulders President's Office on the historical development of various educational opportunity programs. View the full document here.
UMAS and MAP Police Brutality Rally Flyer
LHP_Intern2021-09-13T13:41:58+00:00Political flyer calling on Chicano students to support the effort and protest against police brutality on the CU Boulder campus.
UMAS Project REAP
LHP_Intern2021-09-27T02:53:38+00:00Explanation and proposal from UMAS to establish a related educational activities program (REAP) for students on the CU Boulder campus. View the full document here.
UMAS Coors Boycott Explanation
LHP_Intern2021-09-13T13:42:49+00:00UMAS newsletter detailing the reasons for the Coors Brewing Company Boycott.
UFW Picketers outside of Denver County building 1975
LHP_Intern2021-09-12T23:21:46+00:00UFW members gathered outside of Denver County building protesting the arrest and jailing of UFW coordinator Jerry Ryan by Judge Robert Cummins.
Brian Sanchez Teatro Demonstration
LHP_Intern2021-09-12T23:20:30+00:00Brian Sanchez (center) and other Chicano students perform Teatro outside of CU Boulder administrative building Regent Hall.
Report on United Mexican American Students’ EOP Project 1970
LHP_Intern2021-09-13T03:48:38+00:00Report on United Mexican American Students' EOP Project 1970. Click here for the full report
The EOP story 1978
LHP_Intern2021-09-13T03:49:37+00:00The United Mexican American Students (UMAS) Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) story. Click here for the full report
Area and objectives of projects concerning UMAS; Summer 1969
LHP_Intern2021-09-13T03:52:20+00:00Area and objectives of projects concerning United Mexican American Students at the University of Colorado Boulder. Click here for the full report
La Historia de UMAS
LHP_Intern2021-09-07T19:32:58+00:00Poster for the 2nd Annual Chicano History Week: La Historia de UMAS. The poster notes, "in the early 1970s, there were 2400 Chicano students enrolled at CU. Chicano students make up less than 4 percent of today's student population