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December 2020
Summer Institute for Teachers, Open-Round Table Discussion
Join us for a national round table on professional development through the PFMP master’s program and certificate, featuring testimonials and Q&A with teachers studying in the PFMP Summer Institute. Among the topics covered will be…
Find out more »Paola Bonifazio Virtual Visiting Lecture – “The Shattered Mirror: Female Fans, Photoromances, and Meaning-Making”
Paola Bonifazio, Associate Professor of Italian Studies at the University of Texas-Austin, presents her latest research on subversive readership, fandom, and the hybrid genre of the photoromance (also known as the photo-graphicnovel or photo-comics) in…
Find out more »Paola Bonifazio – Informal Office Hour/Aperitivo
Following the virtual visiting lecture, Paola Bonifazio, Associate Professor of Italian Studies at the University of Texas-Austin, is holding an informal office hour/aperitivo from 3-4PM (CST). The event, sponsored by GAFIS (Graduate Association of French…
Find out more »“Research Café
You are invited to our monthly “Research Café” for an hour of friendly, completely informal, yet inspiring conversation about our own research and, in general, research in the pandemic times. There will be no papers (this is the role…
Find out more »February 2021
FRIT Research Seminar
This seminar will feature presentations of ongoing scholarly work by the graduate students, academic staff and faculty of the department, and a lively discussion following. The languages will be English, French and Italian. Discussion will…
Find out more »March 2021
FRIT Research Seminar
This seminar will feature presentations of ongoing scholarly work by the graduate students, academic staff and faculty of the department, and a lively discussion following. The languages will be English, French and Italian. Discussion will…
Find out more »April 2021
FRIT Research Seminar
This seminar will feature presentations of ongoing scholarly work by the graduate students, academic staff and faculty of the department, and a lively discussion following. The languages will be English, French and Italian. Discussion will…
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