Announcing Professor Anita Alkhas‘s latest publication: Learning French from Spanish and Spanish from French A Short Guide Patricia V. Lunn and Anita Jon Alkhas Learning French from Spanish and Spanish from French provides adult English speakers who have learned either Spanish or …
Announcing Professor Anita Alkhas‘s latest publication: Learning French from Spanish and Spanish from French Authors: Patricia V. Lunn and Anita Jon Alkhas Learning French from Spanish and Spanish from French provides adult English speakers who have learned either Spanish or French as a second language with …
This month’s edition of In Focus, the College of Letters & Science newsletter, has a great feature on Kati Latta, a double major in French and Global Studies. Kati will graduate in May but be back at UWM in the fall, enrolling …
The April 2017 issue of the UWM College of Letters & Science’s online newsletter In Focus features an article about Kati Latta, a double major in French and Global Studies. Kati will graduate in May 2018 but will be back at UWM in …
Congratulations to Anita Alkhas, associate professor of French, on the recent publication of Learning French from Spanish & Spanish from French: A Short Guide, which she co-authored with Patricia Lunn (Professor Emerita, Michigan State).
With the technical difficulties during the Festival of Films in French, Demain and Henri Henri were not able to be shown. Both have been rescheduled and will now be shown at Union Cinema at the following date and times: Demain – April 2 @ 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Henri …
Amy Callahan, Senior Lecturer in French, plays “Prof” in Boulevard Theatre’s new production of John Murrell’s Taking Shakespeare. You can see it March 2-26 at Plymouth Church, 2717 E. Hampshire Ave.; tickets are available here. Read more about it in the Journal …
Read article here about UWM French Senior Lecturer, Amy Callahan in ‘Taking Shakespeare.’ To purchase tickets, click here.
The 4th annual UWM International Dessert Competition will be held this year on Monday, April 17, at 3:30pm in Greene Hall. More details to come soon!
The Department of French, Italian, and Comparative Literature at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee states our unequivocal condemnation of the immigration and travel ban enacted by President Trump on January 27, 2017, and affirms our support for our students and colleagues …