2025-2026 Ambassadors:

Adamaris Delgado

Adamaris Delgado is a current junior in the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Nursing who completed her minor in Latino/a Studies during her sophomore year. Passionate about healthcare and cultural advocacy, she aspires to become a travel nurse specializing in pediatric oncology. She is a proud Puerto Rican and spent her gap year living in Puerto Rico, where she deepened her appreciation for her roots and the resilience of her community. She pursued the Latino/a Studies minor to broaden her understanding of Latinx culture, history, and identity which is knowledge she hopes to integrate into her nursing practice to provide culturally responsive and compassionate care.

Anthony Guerra-Flores

Anthony Guerra-Flores (He/Him) is a UNC undergraduate double major in Journalism and Media and English and Comparative Literature for Creative Writing with a minor in Latina/o Studies. He is a poetry editor for UNC’s Literary Magazine, Cellar Door, and Ebony Readers Onxy Theatre (EROT) at UNC. He is also a performer of spoken word poetry. Anthony has poetry published in Literary Magazine West Trade Review, Cellar Door, and The Daily Tar Heel. For him, poetry was a craft that was always present through the historias y dichos his mother and father would tell him. Much of it was about their early life in El Salvador and their diasporic experience as immigrants in the United States. From it, came the poetry he’s known all his life. Through his work he allows his readers to witness events and retells personal memories to relate to the broader Latinx community. Anthony hopes to continue his work as a poet and is grateful for the many professors and scholars’ part of the Latina/o Studies Program. 

Analise Villanueva

Analise Villanueva is currently a Senior at UNC, double-majoring in Political Science and American Studies with the Latina/o Studies Minor. She is currently applying to graduate school to obtain a PhD and become a professor. Analise has lived in Chapel Hill for most of her life, but has also lived in Mexico and Spain. Some of her hobbies include reading, running, traveling,  and spending time with her family and friends. Some of Analise’s favorite memories at UNC include her involvement in Mi Pueblo, UNC’s largest Latinx organization, and getting to meet amazing people! She is in the Latina/o Studies Minor because of the professors and staff whose voices she found inspiring, and their classes were informative and impactful. Additionally, coming to UNC, Analise knew she wanted to specialize in Latin@ politics and history in the United States. After she found out more about the program through a former LSP student ambassador, she knew it was something she wanted to become part of!

2024-2025 Ambassadors:

Anne Dancausse

Anne Dancausse (she/her) is a UNC undergraduate student studying Human Development and Family Sciences with a double minor in Latinx and Sexuality Studies. Originally from Charlotte, NC, she is a second-generation Cuban American whose deep admiration and love for her cultural history has led her to become a part of UNC’s Latinx Studies Program. In her free time, Anne loves to read, paint, and long-distance run. Her main areas of interest in Latinx research are the manifestation and history of queerness in Cuba and the unique experiences of the Cuban diaspora within the United States. In the future, Anne looks to gain a graduate degree and immerse herself in the field of education, either in working with first-generation students or in helping reframe the public schooling system.

J. Michelle Gil Munoz

Michelle Gil is currently a Senior at UNC, double majoring in Biology and Medical Anthropology with the Latina/o Studies Minor. She is on a pre-med track, and hopes to become a physician. Michelle was born and raised in Venezuela, and moved to the United States about 9 years ago. Some of her hobbies include Reading, Writing, Playing with her cat, Running, and playing the guitar. Some of Michelle’s favorite memories at UNC include rushing to Franklin and getting to meet amazing people! She is in the Latina/o Studies Minor because of the professors and staff whose voices she found inspiring and their classes to be eye opening. Additionally, coming to UNC Michelle knew she wanted to become more informed about Latina/o history in the United States. After she found out more about the program through personal research, she knew it was something she wanted to become part of!

Kiara Rodriguez

Kiara Rodriquez is a current and former LSP ambassador from 2023-2025. Kiara is a junior at UNC majoring in Human Development and Family Science and double minoring in Women and Gender Studies and Sexuality Studies. She is a proud Boricua who is interested in Caribbean culture, history, and diaspora. As a first-generation college student, seeing her culture be represented in higher education is important to her. Kiara joined the Latina/o Studies Program after gaining the opportunity to present in their Coastal Voices Symposium, and quickly fell in love with the passion, kindness, and dedication of her future teammates. In addition to the Latina/o Studies Program, she serves on the Panhellenic DEI Committee, works as a camp counselor for Carolina Kickoff, volunteers with the national nonprofit A Moment of Magic, and collects vinyl records (her true passion in life).