Michèle Kenfack, a 2013 graduate of the MALLT program with a concentration in French-to-English translation and a former teaching assistant in French at UWM, recently published a critical re-edition of Frédéric Marcelin’s 1903 novel, Marilisse: roman haïtien. Kenfack, who is now a PhD student in French …
Michèle Kenfack, a 2013 graduate of the MALLT program with a concentration in French-to-English translation and a former teaching assistant in French at UWM, recently published a critical re-edition of Frédéric Marcelin’s 1903 novel, Marilisse: roman haïtien. Kenfack, who is now a PhD student in French …
Please join us for some lunch and conversation. All levels of Italian language welcome, from none to proficient. Just a passion for Italy required. Where: Curtin Hall, floor 7, room 776. What time: 11:00am When: Sept 27th Oct 11th Oct 25th …
Congratulations to Simonetta Milli Konewko, whose Neorealism and the “New” Italy: Compassion in the Development of Italian Identity was published earlier this month by Palgrave, aiming to reconsider and redefine our understanding of neorealism and its role in shaping conceptions of Italian identity …
Congratulations to Caroline Seymour-Jorn, whose translation of Ibtihal Salem’s novel A Small Box in the Heart is now available through UWM’s digital commons. This fictional history of a woman’s life and experiences in Egypt in the decades leading up to the 2011 Arab …
Neorealism and the “New” Italy Compassion in the Development of Italian Identity Italian Professor Simonetta Milli Konewko’s latest book deals with compassion as a mechanism of building community in the postwar period for Italy. More information here A Small Box in …
Where will a UWM French major take you? Cara Kreuziger’s passion brought her to the Minnesota Prison Doula Project. Read more in this alumni profile!
“John Roberts was still completing his undergraduate degree when he became an award-making filmmaker. Roberts majored in Comparative Literature and graduated from UWM in 2013. In 2009, he was the jury-selected winner in the Cream City Cinema section at the …
Interdisciplinary scholars from UW-Milwaukee and across the globe came to campus for the Center for 21st Century Studies’ annual conference, Landbody: Indigeneity’s Radical Commitments, May 5-7 2016. Comparative Literature faculty members Caroline Seymour-Jorn and Kristin Pitt were moderating panels.
#IAMUWM: Masters of Sustainable Peacebuilding student and French program teaching assistant Elodie Kassa speaks about her work at UWM and around the globe!