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- Haitian Vodou, History, and Cu...
Black Culture Center, Multipurpose ...
Friday, October 16 at 3:00pm - Truth and Fiction, Centre and ...
106 Pickard Hall
Friday, May 1 at 4:00pm - Rwanda 94
26th Allen Auditorium, A & S Buildi...
Sunday, April 26 at 4:00pm - Michael Ugarte speaks on Equat...
S203 Memorial Union
Thursday, April 23 at 12:00pm
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Spanish Major Maurico Bush sings, "The Star-Spangled Banner" at Mizzou Arena in an audition for MU Athletics Department. http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2009
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University of Missouri junior Maurico Bush, 20, sings “The Star-Spangled Banner” Thursday at Mizzou Arena in an audition for the MU athletics department.
MU Department of Romance Languages and Literatures INTRODUCTION TO CATALAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE (SPAN 2005-section 01) Dr. Marcos-Llinás (marcosllinasm@missouri.edu) SPRING 2010 1:00-1:50 PM (M-W-F) Counts as Humanities Credit Did you know Catalan language has 9.118.882 speakers and occupies place 88 of the spoken languages in the world? Are you interested in learn...ing about another Romance language officially spoken in Spain?
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The third annual Missouri Modern Languages and Modern Technologies (Mo3) conference was held on June 5-6. This conference was an opportunity for Missouri foreign language teachers from around the state of Missouri and from K-12 to Four-year universities to get together and learn more about integrating technology into ...their language courses in pedagogically-sound ways.
The conference included a hands-on workshop for online teaching resources conducted the University of Missouri Spanish 1100 and 1200 Spanish coordinators, Linda Keown and Dawn Heston. And the welcome address was given by the chair of Romance Languages and Literatures, Flore Zephir.
The keynote address, “Coast to Coast Modern Greek Blog: Sharing and Learning”, which outlined a joint blogging project between Harvard University (Vassiliki Rapti) and Stanford University (Eva Prionas) was presented virtually, with each presenter joining the conference from her own university via video conferencing technology.
Sessions were offered on the use of wikis, interactive white boards and “clickers” in language classrooms. There were also presentations about student-produced media projects, student-created surveys in the target language, file sharing and using travel websites and foreign films effectively.
During the lunch hour, attendees were treated to a presentation by the University of Missouri at St. Louis language faculty about the process of redesigning their language curriculum to be more aligned with the American Council on the Teaching Foreign Languages (ACTFL) and to increase the oral and written proficiency of students. Following the presentation was excellent round-table discussion that focused on articulation between high school and college language courses.
More than 70 foreign language teachers from 45 Missouri high schools, colleges and universities attended.
The Mo3 conference was started in 2007 on the University of Missouri campus in Columbia. In 2008, the conference was held on the St. Louis campus and will be hosted on the Rolla campus in 2010.
MU Department of Romance Languages and Literatures Ana Zapata Calle is going to have her paper, "Amor y pedagogía y La tía Tula como proyecto común: la parodia de la alienación racional" published in the Céfiro Journal at Texas Tech University! Congrats from all of us, Ana!
MU Department of Romance Languages and Literatures Graduate student Ana Zapata Calle delivered two papers at major conferences in 2009: “El camino del exilio interior hacia el infierno de La revuelta de los disfraces de José Siale Djangany” at Hofstra University; and another on Equatorial Guinean wri
MU Department of Romance Languages and Literatures Michael Ugarte is Professor of Spanish Literature at the University of Missouri at Columbia. He is the author of Shifting Ground: Spanish Civil War Exile Literature (Duke, 1989) and Trilogy of Treason: An Intertextual Study of Juan Goytisolo (Missouri, 1982).
Noel P. Gist Brown Bag Luncheon on Seminar on International Affairs
Time:12:00PM Thursday, April 23rd
Location:S203 Memorial Union
MU Department of Romance Languages and Literatures Richard Hunter, Regius Professor of Greek at the University of Cambridge delivers this year's Kemp Lecture, sponsored by English, Classical Studies, German and Russian Studies, and Romance Languages and Literatures Departments. May 1. Reception begins at 4:00, lecture at 4:30.
Shared Traditions in the Ancient and Modern Novel
Time:4:00PM Friday, May 1st
Location:106 Pickard Hall
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The Belgian based theater troupe, Groupov, spent five years collecting testimonies of survivors, and conducting research in order to find the appropriate forum from which "to speak the unspeakable".
Events are free and open to the public.
Film April 26 4-7pm in Allen Auditorium, A & S Building.
Dialogue Monday April 27th 5-6 113 Arts and Science Building
Rwanda 94 is a multi-genre dramatic representation of the genocide of Tutsi in Rwanda
Time:4:00PM Sunday, April 26th
Location:26th Allen Auditorium, A & S Building; 27th 5-6 113 Arts and Science Building
MU Department of Romance Languages and Literatures Jose’ Siale Djangany, an Equatorial Guinean novelist, spoke to an audience in the Black Culture Center on Monday, March 30. The lecture coincided with the 40th anniversary of Equatorial Guinea’s independence from Spain and focused on the literary expression in Equatorial Guinea, which is the only Spanish speaking country south of the Sahara.
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