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Our article addresses Casa “Angel Palerm”, an ethnographic field school model, established in Dallas, Texas, to recruit Latino students to the University of Texas. It was opened in Oak Cliff, one of the largest Latino barrios in Dallas, from 2000 to 2004. We describe our field school approach, its pedagogy, and its use for this mission. Our discussion also includes the intellectual tradition behind our efforts: the Angel Palerm “school of anthropology”. We describe the field school’s collaborations with the Dallas County Community Colleges and other partners of the project. Casa “Angel Palerm” was a project designed to prepare, recruit, and retain Latino students at the university.

Expandiendo la tradición de Ángel Palerm: estaciones de campo, etnografía, reclutamiento y retención de estudiantes latinos.