UWM students can now declare a major in Comparative Literature through an online form. If you’ve been intending to declare your major officially but just haven’t had the opportunity to set up an in-person appointment, check it out!
Both book talks are free and open to the public. Books will be available for purchase and signing at the evening talk, courtesy of Boswell Book Company.
Fahavalo, Madagascar 1947 Saturday 22 February 2020 Screening The little known story of a post WWII insurrection by the indigenous population of Madagascar becomes a multi-faceted walk through history in this film that is both ethnographic documentary and chronicle of …
Please join us for our Festival of Films in French, February 14-23 2020.
Come one, come all to our 23rd Annual Festival of Films in French. Love and rebellion are in the air at this year’s festival! We start off by celebrating Valentine’s Day with two powerful love stories: Portrait of a Lady on …
Italy: Summer in Rome – Language, Civilization and Culture (Faculty-led) Earn 6 university credits in Rome, the eternal city, this summer with UWM and ACCENT! Immerse yourself in experiential learning, exploring emblematic Roman monuments, cathedrals, museums, neighborhoods and galleries in …
The second pop-up meeting of Polyglot MKE is this Wednesday, 2/5, 5:30-6:30pm in CRT 766, with micro-lessons in Korean and Serbian. If you speak more than two languages, or would like to in the future, stop by! Check the Facebook here.
UWM undergraduate students returning in Fall 2020 who have declared a major or minor in Comparative Literature and have a 3.5 GPA in Comparative Literature courses are eligible to apply for the Roy Arthur Swanson Merit Scholarship in Comparative Literature. …
Changes were recently made to the Global Studies Degree Program
Wednesday, April 29th, 2020, 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm
Bolton B-46
Are you interested in pursuing an internship or career abroad? The Midwest’s Diplomat in Residence, Ron Packowitz, is visiting campus on Wednesday, April 29th! Stop by to hear him talk about his experience working abroad for the state department, his advice on entering related fields, and ask any questions you may have regarding international careers and working for the government. This is a great opportunity particularly for GS and IS students, but all are welcome!