University of Wisconsin–Madison

Year: 2016

Department Research Seminar

Nathan Germain ~Water, Earth, and the Infinity of Being: Relational Identities and Immortality in Hugo and Verne Jan Miernowski ~Humanism, Antihumanism, Posthumanism Grazia Menechella ~Collage, Fragments, and Lasse in Nanni Balestrini’s Tales of Mafia   The Box account for Seminar Materials is located at   https://uwmadison.app.box.com/s/efv813bjack9vg6snylomxb35ki9yo0p    

A Space Odyssey: A Journey of Vision from Leonardo DaVinci to Stanley Kubrick and Beyond

University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences   Grand Rounds, March 11, 2016   “A Space Odyssey: A Journey of Vision from Leonardo Da Vinci to Stanley Kubrick and Beyond”   Patrick Rumble, PhD, Professor of Italian and Film Studies Michael Altaweel, MD, Professor of Ophthalmology   …

Departmental colloquium, Teaching Writing through Innovative Strategies

The workshop proposes a few innovative pedagogical techniques that you can integrate into your curriculum which will eventually create a better learning experience for your students and can even save you time! Presenters: Tiziana Serafini Starting with a brief overview of the writing criteria that measure writing in the elementary and intermediate levels of Italian, this presentation describes one …

Italian’s Sara Mattavelli receives Exceptional Service Award

Lynsey Addario, Italian alum, receives honorary degree from UW-Madison

French 626: Critical Approaches to French Literature

This course, taught entirely in French, serves as an initation to literary research for students entering the Master’s or PhD program in French.   Ce cours obligatoire pour tout(e) étudiant(e) qui entre dans le programme de maîtrise et de doctorat en français est une initiation à la recherche dans le domaine littéraire. Le cours comportera …

French 626

DENNIS LOONEY GIVES LECTURE ON DANTE IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN CULTURE

March 4, 2016 On February 12th, Dennis Looney (Professor in the Department of French and Italian Languages and Literatures at the University of Pittsburgh) completed his visit to UW-Madison with a lecture on Dante in African-American Culture.

La Cineteca Italiana presents : Mia Madre

For questions contact cschaer@wisc.edu.

La Cineteca Italiana presents : Notte Prima Degli Esami

For questions contact cschaer@wisc.edu.