New students interested in the French, Italian, and Comparative Literature programs as well as returning majors and minors are invited to learn more about our programs, meet instructors and other students, and join us for snacks and conversation.
The first MA in Language, Literature, and Translation Colloquium of Fall 2015 will feature the two MALLT students who presented their research at national conferences in the Spring. Jessica Barg will share with us her “A Post-Soviet Forum for Missed Connections: Heteroglossia in The …
Caroline Seymour-Jorn Associate Professor, UWM Department of French, Italian, and Comparative Literature Anna Mansson McGinty Associate Professor, UWM Department of Geography and Women’s and Gender Studies Program Kristin M. Sziarto Associate Professor, UWM Department of Geography This lecture elaborates on …
Associate Professor Caroline Seymour-Jorn will present “’I don’t want to say the Revolution is over’ and other stories from Egypt” as a part of the UWM Women’s and Gender Studies Brown Bag Series. All are welcome.
This Monday afternoon November 16th at 4pm (at UWM’s Spaights Plaza) There will be a gathering in remembrance of those we have lost to the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, Beirut, Egypt, Tunisia and Syria. Please join us in reflection and solidarity in …
Keith Busby, The University of Wisconsin-Madison “The Norman Conquest of Ireland: Linguistic and Cultural Implications” In this talk, Keith Busby examines the use of French both before and after the arrival of the first colonists in 1169. He sheds new …
Latin American Studies: Present and Future Friday, December 4, 2015 8:30 am – 3:00 pm Alumni House Garden Room UWM and regional Latin Americanists will discuss challenges and opportunities to promote research, teaching and public engagement on the Americas. Presenters …
10 days, 12 films and a program of shorts, all free at the UWM Union Cinema. Don’t miss it!
Michelle Bolduc (French, Italian, and Comparative Literature) will present on Jean Paulhan’s translations of Brunetto Latini as a response to terrorism (literary and otherwise) as a part of the MALLT Colloquia series on Wednesday, February 17 from 3:30-5:00 in CRT …