Congratulations to Eric Disbro, Visiting Assistant Professor of French, who received the Women in French Early Career Excellence Award from the International Women in French Association at the 11th International Women in French Conference in March at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. This prestigious recognition highlights Disbro’s dedication and… Continue reading »
A new book by Julie Cassiday, Willcox B. and Harriet M. Adsit Professor of Russian, has been shortlisted for the Pushkin House Book Prize 2024. The prize “highlights books which combine excellence in research with readability, providing us with a better understanding of Russia’s history, culture and its people” (Pushkin). Continue reading »
Congratulations to Julie Cassiday, the Willcox B. and Harriet M. Adsit Professor of Russian, as her recent book, “Russian Style: Performing Gender, Power, and Putinism,” has been featured in a recent edition of the Times Literary Supplement. Cassiday’s timely book discusses the politics of gender and sexuality in Russian popular… Continue reading »
Congratulations to Amal Eqeiq on her recent promotion to associate professor with tenure. Amal Eqeiq, a scholar in Arabic and comparative literature, dedicates her research to unraveling the profound impact of art, language, and culture on the political liberation of marginalized communities, subalternized groups, and Indigenous peoples across the globe. Continue reading »
The Marguerite W. Friedberg Memorial Travel Fellowship provides funding for research-related travel to and within continental France. All students, except for graduating seniors, are eligible to apply for this fellowship. The Fellowship seeks to support students who wish to undertake research or creative work that is inspired by a desire… Continue reading »
Soledad Fox, V-Nee Yeh ’81 Professor of Spanish and Comparative Literature, is featured in a new documentary produced by Spanish public television, ARTE France & ARTE Germany – The Thousand Lives of Jorge Semprún – in which she is interviewed extensively on camera by the filmmakers. Later this month, she will… Continue reading »
Please join us this month for another round of language tables! These tables provide a unique opportunity to practice and enhance language skills in a relaxed setting, fostering connections within our diverse campus community. See the schedule below and or, visit our website CGLLC Language Tables. All… Continue reading »
We are proud to announce that Chinese major Will Murray has won the fifth place at the 2023 Foreign Students Chinese Public Speaking Contest organized by the National Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall in Taiwan. Will is currently studying abroad at ICLP in Taiwan. Prior to study-abroad, he completed the first-year… Continue reading »
Julie Cassiday, the Willcox B. and Harriet M. Adsit Professor of Russian recently published Russian Style: Performing Gender, Power, and Putinism. “A brilliant, entertaining work of scholarship that sheds light on some of the most important phenomena in contemporary Russian politics and mass culture. Using style as her central concept,… Continue reading »
Clear your calendars, International Education Week is here! We invite you to come be a part of an exciting week that celebrates international education and our global community. Visit the International Education Week webpage for full details. Continue reading »