University of Wisconsin–Madison

Year: 2017

Join us for a panel discussion on the first round of the French Presidential Election on 4/25 at 4pm!

Panel Discussion on the first round of French elections

The Department of French and Italian invites you to join us on Tuesday, April 25th from 4PM-5:30PM in Union South for a panel discussion on the first round of the French elections.   Speakers will include: Léa Berthon (Sciences Po, Aix-en-Provence) Laird Boswell (Department of History) Gilles Bousquet, welcoming remarks (Department of French and Italian) Dominique Brossard (Department of Life …

Gala de Printemps: Les Saveurs du Maroc

Joins us on May 5th at 6pm for the Gala de Printemps! We’ll be celebrating “Les Saveurs du Maroc,” the end of the school year, and the beginning of spring! Reservations can be made through the French House website. 

FRIT Gives Back: Spring Collection for Boys & Girls Club of Dane County

Help FRIT collect like-new school supplies, art supplies, and children’s books for the Boys & Girls Club of Dane County. Items can be dropped off in 618 Van Hise beginning Monday, April 17 thru Friday, April 28. 

CINETICA ITALIANA INTERVIEW

April 7, 2017 Italian Ph.D. graduate student, Caitlin Schaer, was recently interviewed about the Cinetica Italiana film series on WORT.  You can listen to the full interview here.

GAFIS – 30th Anniversary Turning Points

Saturday, April 1st Registration and Breaksfast Landmark at Union South, 8:00-8:30 am   Opening Remarks Prof. Vlad Dima 8:30-8:45 am   Panel A: Space & Identity Industry, 9:00-10:15 am Giordana Poggiolo-Kaftan (Marquette University): Emigrants’ “Doubling” in Crialese’s Golden Door Sophia Kidd (Sichuan University): Turning Point in China’s Aesthetic of Empire: Spatial Production in Eastern Jin …

West Allis Central & West Allis Nathan Hale High School Visit

Delavan-Darien High School Visit

French Lit Trans 268: French Women Writers from the Middle Ages to the Nineteenth Century

Representative texts of French women writers from Marie de France, the women troubadours, and Christine de Pizan to Madame de Stael and George Sand, in historical, social, and cultural context. Taught in English.

French 947: Seminar: Questions de Littérature