1418 Van Hise Hall @ 11:00 am CDT - 1:00 pm CDT
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Join us for food, refreshments, and conversation to welcome the new academic year! This is a great opportunity to gather information and ask questions about our majors, certificates, clubs, events or simply meet and mingle …
@ 4:00 pm CDT -
Nancy Savoca will offer a public lecture in English on her work as screenwriter, fiction writer and filmmaker especially with regard to questions relating to the Italian diaspora, Italian American ethnicity and identity. Followed by …
Alain-Philippe Durand, Dorrance Dean of Humanities, University of Arizona
TBD @ 4:00 pm CDT
Dean Durand has made a mission of building enrollment in French, then in Humanities majors at large, and in connecting those forms of study to careers and jobs across disciplines and beyond university life. While …
Fill the Hill serves as campus’s annual fall fundraising campaign and as an opportunity to celebrate one of campus’s most famous pranks. For each gift UW receives during the campaign, a pink lawn flamingo is …
Delphine Jayot
The French House, 633 N Frances House @ 4:00 pm CDT
Hilldale Lecture @ 4:00 pm CDT -
Keynote: Hadja Bakara
TBD -
Exploring the liminal The concept of liminality as coined in a text entitled Rites de Passages (1908) and described as a three-fold process–separation, transition and incorporation– and would go on to become a trope found in fields …
Professor Cécile Alduy, Stanford University
TBD @ 4:00 pm CDT
For additional event information please contact Professor Jan Miernowski, jmiernow@wisc.edu
Pyle Center -
Rethinking the Italian Eighteenth Century and its Transnational Connections Over the past 25 years, the transnational perspective has played a pivotal role in reshaping the scope of eighteenth-century studies, illuminating vibrant exchanges and interactions across …