Elbert Covell College was the first English-Spanish dual-immersion college in the United States beginning in 1963. All instruction was conducted in Spanish to a student body split between U.S. and Latin American students. The unique and unforgettable experiences of Elbert Covell College students built a devotion to Inter-Americanism that lives on in graduates’ hearts and continues to build bridges across the Americas.
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Reestablishing Direction and Motivation in the Elbert Covell Legacy Organization
Danna B. Moreno
The Elbert Covell College Legacy Organization (Legacy Organization) is a group of alumni of Elbert Covell College (ECC) who came together to remedy some problems with the legacy of ECC and to establish a greater inter-American connection with the University of the Pacific (UOP).
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Elbert Covell College Study Room Exhibit
Holt-Atherton Special Collections, University of the Pacific
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Arnold Torres Papers
Arnold Torres and Covell College Alumni
Torres was a 1975 graduate of Covell College. His archival collection at Pacific documents his career as a political activist especially concerned with issues important to Hispanics. Torres's Papers
