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News & Events

Departmental News

Announcements, etc.

 

Events Calendar

Month	Event
September 2007	Writer's Workshop
October 2007	Adriana Ortiz Ortega Lecture
	Writer’s Workshop
	Cañizares-Esguerra Lecture on Trans-Atlantic Studies
November 2007	Writer’s Workshop
January 2008	Center for Medieval Studies Lecture by Visiting Prof. Ben Liu
	'Tango Fire' Performance at the Northrop
February 2008	Lecture with Dr. João Guilherme Ripper, Music from South America
	Current Approaches to Spanish & Portuguese Second Lanaguage Phonology Conference (February 22-23)
	"The Expulsion of the Moriscos 1609: A Retrospective" (February 27)
	Writer's Workshop (February 27)
	The State of Iberoamerican Studies Serices: Human Rights and the Theater. The Iberoamerican African Dispora (February 28-29)
February-March 2008	The 7th Political Theater Festival (February 14-March 2)
March 2008	Writer's Workshop (March 27)
	2008 Graduate Symposium in Romance Languages and Literatures (March28-29)
April 2008	Spanish & Portuguese Alumni Reunion (April 5)
	Writer's Workshop (April 18)
	International Symposium on Human Rights and Cultural Productions (April 23-24)
	Presentation by Professor Laura Bass, Visitor from Tulane University (April 25)

 

Department Newsletter - "Connecting Cultures"

Annual Newsletter from the Department in .pdf format.

 

Department Faculty Searches

Currently the Department is searching for two faculty positions. Start date would be August, 2008.

 

Archived News & Events

Calendar of Events from previous years

 

Projects & Publications

Hispanic Issues is a refereed book series in English touching on theoretical and methodological issues toward a reconfiguration of Hispanic cultural history and criticism. Each publication stresses collaborative research, drawing on a network of scholars from the United States and abroad. Sample areas of inquiry include Literary Criticism and Historiography, Popular and Mass Culture, Hispanic Cultural Studies, Literature and Institutions, and Hispanic Sociolinguistics.