Tags: Spanish


GSO Workshop : Developing your Professional Presence Online

In the world we currently live in, our presence online is almost as important as our presence on campus. Employers today are likely to "meet you" online before they get to see you in person. That is why the GSO has decided to help our graduate students understand and develop their professional presence online with the help of the DigiLab. Join us on Instagram @uga.roml


Milonga Tropical Spring 2022

Athens Tangueros presents Milonga Tropical – Tango intertwined with Latin Rhythm dancing for a memorable evening of dancing. Athens Tango Project will be performing with guest pianist Winnie Cheung Downtown Athens March 31, 2022 from 6:00p – 9:00p at Rialto Club Event includes Tango lessons from 6:00 p-6:45 p before the dance party begins Live dance performances by various dance groups Couples, Singles, All levels welcome Come early…


Lecture by Professor José Antonio Rodríguez Garrido, Univ. Católica del Perú

Satiricón moralizado: Petronio en la obra de Juan de Espinosa Medrano (¿1629?-1688).  Professor Rodríguez Garrido is a noted scholar of the literature of colonial Perú. He will offer new critical perspectives for examining how Juan de Espinosa Medrano (circa 1629 - 1688) adapted classic works. Espinosa Medrano rendered the Baroque poetics of Luis de Góngora into a distinctly American literary style and also adapted European…


Relevance and Relatability: Fomenting Active Learning about Medieval and Early Modern Cultures

Relevance and Relatability: Fomenting Active Learning about Medieval and Early Modern Cultures To celebrate Noel Fallows’s legacy as a scholar of Medieval literature, an award-winning teacher, and a visionary administrator of international programs, we invite members of the university and wider community to join us for a conversation about strategies to illuminate the past in today’s classrooms. All are welcome. Opening remarks: Marisa Anne…


Emily McGinn – “Networks of Simultaneous Modernities through Latin American Little Magazines”

Emily McGinn is director of the Willson Center Digital Humanities Lab. This event is part of the Interdisciplinary Modernism/s Workshop, a Willson Center Faculty Research Cluster. If you have questions or are interested in presenting your research, please contact the workshop co-directors: Susan Rosenbaum (English) atsrosenb@uga.edu or Nell Andrew (Art History) at nandrew@uga.edu.


Roberto Tejada: Kill Time Objective

Roberto Tejada is the author of art histories that include National Camera: Photography and Mexico’s Image Environment (2009); a monograph on pioneering Chicana conceptual artist Celia Alvarez Muñoz (2009), and such catalog essays as “Los Angeles Snapshots” in Now Dig This!: Art and Black Los Angeles, 1960-1980 (Hammer Museum, 2011); as well as poetry collections that include Full Foreground (2012),…


Class Discussions and Interviews with Josefina Báez

Class Discussions and Interviews with Josefina Báez   Undergraduate Student, Graduate Student, and Faculty Discussion             ** 2:30-3:30 **           Discussion and interview related to Dominicanish (2000); identity, immigrant experience(s), transnationalism, hybridity, and other topics and questions.         Language: Spanish…


Special Guest Colloquium: Dr. José Cárdenas-Bunsen

  José Cárdenas-Bunsen Assistant Professor of Spanish, Director of Graduate Studies Vanderbuilt University "El Inca Garcilaso y la carrera eclesiástica: autobiografía y limpieza de sangre" José Cárdenas Bunsen is Assistant Professor of Spanish at Vanderbilt University. He received his PhD from Yale University in 2008. He especializes in the political languages of the sixteenth century and in the Andalusian intellectual network of…
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