Thank you to all the participants in this year’s wonderful International Dessert Competition, and congratulations to all of the winners! Thanks also to all of the community businesses that donated an amazing array of prizes and also supported us by sending terrific volunteer …
Come hear our own Caroline Seymour-Jorn present her paper at the 2016 4W Summit on Women, Gender and Well-being, WELL-BEING & EMPOWERMENT:WISCONSIN & THE WORLD, at UW-Madison tomorrow, April 15. Her paper, co-written with Kristin Sziarto (Geography) and Anna Mansson McGinty …
Come join us for a series of movies about Italy and in Italian! Free admission at Union Cinema UW-Milwaukee. April 22nd – 24th
Professor Davies-Cordova studies the often painful Haitian past with her newest publication: “Ending the Haunting, Halting Whisperings of the Unspoken: Confronting the Haitian Past in the Literary Works of Agnant, Danticat, and Trouillot” in Breaking Intergenerational Cycles of Repetition : A …
Registration is now open for UWM’s 3rd International Dessert Competition. Register by April 11; compete (or just attend!) on April 18. From UWM Report: A world of desserts right here on the UWM campus
Professor Caroline Seymour-Jorn of Comparative Literature was one of three UW-Milwaukee professors in Paris last week to discuss their research with the Muslim Milwaukee Project.
Translators Without Borders’ Volunteer page currently features a great profile of Selima ben Chagra, a 2015 graduate of UWM’s MA program in Language, Literature, and Translation, with a concentration in French to English Translation, and a former teaching assistant in UWM’s French Program!
Registration is now open for UWM’s 3rd International Dessert Competition. Register by April 11; compete (or just attend!) on April 18. From UWM Report: A world of desserts right here on the UWM campus
Professor Davies-Cordova studies the often painful Haitian past with her newest publication: “Ending the Haunting, Halting Whisperings of the Unspoken: Confronting the Haitian Past in the Literary Works of Agnant, Danticat, and Trouillot” in Breaking Intergenerational Cycles of Repetition : A …
Congratulations to Rebecca Schnirman and Hunter Resler, Comparative Literature majors and the 2016 recipients of the Roy Arthur Swanson Merit Scholarship in Comparative Literature! Well done, both of you–you make us proud!
