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  • Sophia Ebel
    Cultural myths and deeper meanings of everyday heroes
    2020-06-10 - During spring semester, Professor George Gasyna assigned the students in his Comparative and World Literature course, “Literature and Ideas,” to submit an essay about a current cultural myth. It’s not the first time Gasyna has asked his students in this course (CWL 202) to address cultural myth, a...
  • Katie Walker
    Marita Romine award shared by four staff members
    2020-06-05 -       For the first time since the award was created, The Marita Romine Distinguished Service Award has gone to a team: Ellen Lindsey (Office Manager, CWL and Religion), Dee Ann Bates (OM Linguistics), Katie Walker (Spanish and  SLATE) and Jessica Smith (Classics, Translation...
  • Ikhsanova
    Asiya Ikhasanova (Comparative and World Literature) receives Kibbee Prize for outstanding dissertation
    2020-06-05 -     Ms. Asiya Ikhsanova, a graduate student in Comparative and World Literature, is the recipient of the 2020 Douglas Kibbee award. The Douglas A. Kibbee Prize was created by the colleagues, friends, and students of Professor Kibbee, Professor Emeritus of French and Italian, in honor...
  • Dov Wqiss
    Professor Dov Weiss receives NEH summer grant for new book project
    2020-05-26 -       Dov Weiss, Associate Professor of Religion, has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) summer grant for his book project “Rabbinic Inferno: Hell and Salvation in Classical Judaism”. Weiss said that his forthcoming book, Rabbinic...
  • Valeria Sobol
    Professor Valeria Sobol awarded prize for best article
    2020-05-21 -             Valeria Sobol, Associate Professor and Head of Slavic Languages and Literatures, was recently awarded the prize for the Best Article in the field of Ukrainian history, politics, language, literature and culture (2018-19) from the American Association...
  • Walters
    Four SLCL teachers receive Campus Awards for Excellence in Instruction
    2020-05-20 -       Four teachers from the SLCL were among those honored recently for excellence in teaching, mentoring and advising, collectively known as Campus Awards for Excellence in Instruction. The four are: Brian Walters, Associate Professor of Classics; Dr. Eman Saadah, Director and...
  • Megan
    SLCL faculty, grad students sweep 2019-2020 IPRH Research Prizes
    2020-05-05 -         SLCL faculty and graduate students swept this year’s recently announced IPRH (Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities) Prizes for Research in the Humanities in their respective categories. At the faculty level, the winner was François Proulx, Associate...
  • Dulcinea Munoz-Gomez
    Graduate teaching assistant perseveres through pandemic in Spain
    2020-05-05 -       Dulcinea Muñoz-Gómez, Graduate Teaching Assistant in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, was having a successful semester in Barcelona with a group of Illinois and University of California students when the global pandemic halted the program.   “Everything was...
  • Tierney
    Five SLCL professors and one grad student named IPRH fellows for 2020-21
    2020-05-01 -   Five of the seven professors recently named IPRH (Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities) Faculty Fellows for 2020-21 are from the School of Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics. One SLCL student also was named a Graduate Student Fellow for 2020-21. The professors and their...
  • Honaida Ahyad
    Dr. Honaida Ahyad (Linguistics, Translation Studies) receives IPRH Summer Faculty Research Fellowship
    2020-04-14 -   Dr. Honaida Ahyad, Lecturer in Linguistics and Translation Studies, is one of only four recipients of an IPRH (Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities) Summer Faculty Research Fellowship for 2020.     Dr. Ahyad said she will be working on a project with three components...
  • Carolyn Fornoff
    Professor Carolyn Fornoff (Spanish and Portuguese) awarded IPRH Summer Faculty Research Fellowship
    2020-04-14 -     Carolyn Fornoff, Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese, has been awarded an IPRH (Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities) Summer Faculty Research Fellowship for 2020. She was one of only four recipients of this fellowship.   Professor Fornoff will be working...
  • Alicia Barbas
    Student with triple major receives Fulbright award for graduate study in France
    2020-04-13 - Although Alicia Barbas, a senior at U of I, grew up in Crystal Lake, Ill., she often traveled to Spain where most of her family lives from year to year. Having grown up speaking Spanish (both parents are high school Spanish teachers), she came to campus with the intention to double major in...
  • Carolyn Fornoff
    Professor Carolyn Fornoff awarded inaugural IPRH Summer Faculty Research Fellowship
    2020-04-03 -     Carolyn Fornoff, Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese, has been awarded the inaugural Illinois Program for Research in the Humanities Summer Faculty Research Fellowship. Professor Mariselle Meléndez, Head of Spanish and Portuguese, announced that Professor Fornoff is one...
  • Virtual reality
    Lessons in virtual reality: French teachers enter a new dimension of learning
    2020-03-27 -     I’m standing on the edge of a high-rise in the middle of a city. I can hear the car horns, feel the traffic below and—just a few feet away—see the spiraling girder that’s my destination. Summoning my courage, I leap—and miss, plummeting rapidly towards the ground. Instead of making...
  • Other Natures
    Understanding today’s environmental crises through Ancient Greek ethnographies
    2020-03-26 -     Clara Bosak-Schroeder, Assistant Professor of Classics, has published a new book titled Other Natures (University of California Press) that reveals how ancient texts are relevant to today’s relationships between humans and their environment. In Other Natures,...

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