Andrea Estling, Languages and Cultures, will be talking about Latinos in the USA based on the novel Casi una mujer (Almost a Woman) by Esmeralda Santiago today at 5 p.m. in MacLean 274. In the novel, the main character shows the process of transculturation, a process that ends with a hybrid identity. This can be observed by two primary factors, […]
Looking for a Goal Area 10 to take this summer? Look no further – BIOL 370 (Exploring Biology) is the class for you. It is full of hands on activities and experiments and is only three weeks long. Register today!
Today from 3 – 5 p.m. in the lounge area by MacLean 273, the Department of Languages and Cultures will be having an Open House for anyone interested in a major or minor in Spanish, Teaching English as a Second Language, or East Asian studies. Cultural refreshments will be served.
Dr. Ruth M. Newton from the School of Teaching and Learning recently had a chapter published in a book edited by Dr. Steven Grineski, Julie Landsman, and Robert Simmons III. Grineski is also from the School of Teaching and Learning. The book is titled “Talking About Race.” The chapter she authored is Chapter 6, Vignettes on Education and Racism in […]
Tara Cherry to present & perform at SAC April 16 By Meredith Wathne The deep amber color, the twisted tight strings and the soothing sounds that resonate after a legato bow stroke. It’s hard not to be romantic about the violin. Music education and music performance major Tara Cherry found romance and has been in a serious relationship with the […]