Modern Languages & Literatures Events

Paul Showalter will present on incorporating multimedia resources from Swem Library's amazing databases and collections into your courses.

Paul Showalter will present on incorporating multimedia resources from Swem Library's amazing databases and collections into your courses.

Join JCA on Oct 3, 11-4PM at Sadler, Chesapeake A&B for our Aki Matsuri (Fall Festival)! There will be traditional japanese FOOD, japanese dance, and japanese games. And they are all FREE!!! Hope to see you there and let's "FALL" in love with Japan!

The Global Education Office invites you to submit up to three of your best photos for our annual Study Abroad Photo Contest.

Come learn about the State Department Internship process and the Harriman Foreign Service Fellowship available for interns in DC, London, or Paris.

Come experience a sex ed crash course with HOPE to explore decisions regarding sex and sexual actions, safe sex, your and your partner's anatomies, and resources that we have on campus!

A powerful film about transnational, transgenerational and and transgressive crossings.

Join us for the screening of "Auf der anderen Seite" (The Edge of Heaven, 2007), a masterpiece by German director Fatih Akin.

Sponsored by the Center for Comparative Legal Studies and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding, the Reves Center for International Studies, the Kraemer Middle East Scholar-in Residence Program, and the Law School's Comparative Legal Student Scholars.

The deadline for application to the Japan's Friendship Ties Program is Tuesday, Oct. 20. Selected students will travel to Japan from Jan. 6 - 14. Transportation and lodging costs will be covered by the Japanese government.

Come and listen to past and current students as they share their internship/job experiences in the film/media industry. Listen to the available opportunities to you and network with fellow students! Everyone is welcome!

The film depicts four amateur archeologists and trophy hunters from St. Petersburg who, in 2008, are transported back in time to a World War II battle in 1942, during which they learn more about themselves and the war.

PLEASE SUBMIT ESSAYS PHOTOS AND POEMS ETC TO UPTALKTHEZINE@GMAIL.COM by oct 15

All W&M undergraduates are invited to apply to be named Weingartner Global Fellows for the 2016 calendar year. Applications are due in the Charles Center by October 23, 2015.

This workshop (Bring Your Own Lunch!) focuses on terms, definitions, examples, what is happening on colleges around the country as well as the work done here at W&M, and how faculty and staff can be involved in such work.

Increase your effectiveness as a student advocate to reduce gender violence and meet like-minded peers in this exciting workshop presented by Dr. Stephanie Gilmore. This workshop is for students only (undergraduate, graduate or exchange).

PROF. HOCHBERG'S TALK HAS BEEN CANCELLED

In this workshop facilitated by Dr. Stephanie Gilmore, see and hear examples of how the media create or even disarm a rape culture. By the end of the workshop, participants will have created a relationship-positive Spotify song list!

iREP Africa 2015 will be the African Cultural Society's TENTH annual weekend celebrating the diversity and culture of the African continent and its diaspora.

Join us for Bats, Burgers, Kartoffelsalat and refreshments Saturday, October 17 from 4-6pm in the Randolph Complex Commons outside to celebrate Oktoberfest 2015. All are welcome!

iREP Africa 2015 will be the African Cultural Society's 10th annual cultural showcase celebrating the diversity and culture of the African continent. There will be music, dance, poetry and much more! {{http://bit.ly/1Lszto2, Buy $5 advance tickets now!}}

Boren Scholarships fund study abroad in countries underrepresented in study abroad. Language study is required - you can even start a new language. In recent years W&M students have studied in China, Kyrgyzstan, Taiwan, and Tanzania.

Professor Lorna Hutson from the School of English at St Andrews University will give a lecture based on her forthcoming book, Circumstantial Shakespeare.

Alpine climbing in its most extreme form!

Information session for students interested in learning more about the W&M 2016 summer abroad language programs in Beijing (China), Cadiz (Spain), Montpellier (France), Potsdam (Germany), and St. Petersburg (Russia).

This lecture examines Ilia Selvinskii's epic poem about the dramatic 1934 rescue of the crew of the Cheliushkin, which became stranded in winter ice during an attempt to navigate the northern sea route.

Chinese Language Teachers Association of Virginia is holding the 2015 Fall Workshop on the W&M campus.

Chinese Studies faculty will host a homecoming dinner at Peter Chang for Chinese Alumni.

The film depicts the life and career of legendary 1970s Russian hockey player Valerii Kharlamov.

Join the Japan Studies Program for tea time, and learn about new courses for Spring, the J-Studies Minor, and the AMES/East Asian Concentration. Snacks provided! Washington Hall 315, Wed., 10/28, 4:00 - 5:00

Come to join the Chinese Program faculty for important information about Chinese major/minor requirements, Chinese Studies undergraduate research, summer or semester study abroad opportunities, HSK test, scholarships, internships, and much more.

This talk will explore the relationship between narrative practices, diseased bodies, and imperceptible chemical toxins. It will examine how literary, cinematic, and oral narratives emplot the embodied afterlives of exposure to dioxin, at 2 Italian sites.

Thinking about doing an Honors Thesis? Get all the info you need at PAT's History Honors Workshop With Prof. Homza & Prof. Corlett and current honors students Mary Andino & Brenna Ferris

A two-panel symposium about the current global refugee crisis featuring eight experts. Please email your questions in advance to [[e|aeriley]].