New Faculty 2021-2022
CFLLC welcomes faculty with new and visiting positions in French, Arabic, and Japanese. You can check out the content courses they will be offering and learn about their teaching and research interests. Continue reading »
CFLLC welcomes faculty with new and visiting positions in French, Arabic, and Japanese. You can check out the content courses they will be offering and learn about their teaching and research interests. Continue reading »
CFLLC welcomes faculty with new and visiting positions in Japanese, Russian, and Spanish. You can check out the content courses they will be offering and learn about their teaching and research interests. Olia Kim | Assistant Professor of Russian RUSS 401 (F)… Continue reading »
CFLLC welcomes faculty with new and visiting positions in Arabic, Chinese, and French. You can check out the content courses they will be offering and learn about their teaching and research interests. Continue reading »
CFLLC welcomes new faculty with positions in Comparative Literature, German, Russian and Spanish. You can check out the courses they will be offering and learn about their teaching and research interests. Continue reading »
CFLLC welcomes new faculty with positions in Comparative Literature, German, Russian and Spanish. You can check out the courses they will be offering and learn about their teaching and research interests. Continue reading »
Dunya Mikhail, celebrated Iraqi poet, will read and discuss her poetry. With irony and subversive simplicity, Mikhail addresses themes of war, exile, and loss, using forms such as reportage, fable, and lyric. Before immigrating to the States in the mid- 1990s, she worked as a Literary Editor, translator and journalist for the Baghdad Observer until being placed on Saddam Hussein’s enemies list. Mikhail speaks and writes in Arabic, Assyrian and English. Her work includes several collections of poetry: The Iraqi Nights, Diary of A Wave Outside the Sea, and The War Works Hard, and has appeared in numerous poetry journals and anthologies. Tuesday, May 5 | 5:00pm to 6:15pm Sawyer Library, Sawyer 307, Mabie Room Organized by Willams College Arabic Studies with generous sponsorship from the Lecture Committee and the Oakley Center for the Humanities and Social Sciences, the Center for Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Cultures and the Program in Comparative Literature. Continue reading »
This last Saturday March 16, George Pistorius, one of the most honored individuals in the history of the Romance Languages department, passed away following a long illness. His career teaching French at Williams spanned from 1963 to 1992. Continue reading »
The Program Committee cordially invites academic proposals examining or enacting the crossing of boundaries of any kind: national, racial or ethnic, gender, sexuality, class, religion, or discipline. October 12-13, 2012 Continue reading »
Asian Studies Open House (for preregistration): Thursday 4/19, 7:30 – 8:30 pm in Hollander Hall 241. Continue reading »
French info session on April 25 - French Crepe party, Hollander 241, 4:15PM. Continue reading »
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