Caboclos, Cabocos, Caboquice, and Caboquês: A Sociolinguistic Look at Nostalgia and Authenticity in Urban Identity Markers in Manaus, Brazil Dr. Marnie K. Watson – Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Missouri State University Wednesday, April 20, 2022, 12-1 p.m. Join via Zoom. Please contact Dr. Antoinette Barffour with any questions. Among anthropologists working in the Brazilian Amazon, […]
The Albertine Cinémathèque film festival partners with the Franco-American Cultural Fund to showcase French and Francophone cinema to American Colleges and University campuses. A goal of the funding agency is to promote French-American Cultural Exchange (FACE) in Education and the Arts. The festival reflects the diversity and the richness of French and Francophone cinema through […]
This past summer, Dr. Kristin Harper of the modern and classical languages department had the opportunity to join an archaeological expedition in Greece. Harper was invited by a colleague from her graduate program to join a dig that she works every summer on the island of Naxos. She served the excavation as a trench supervisor […]
“It’s not just theory, it’s something that is real. It’s every day. It’s life.”—Dr. Antoinette Barffour
Understanding the Heritage Speaker and Why It Matters for the Future of Language Teaching Dr. Diego Pascual y Cabo – Director, Spanish Heritage Language Program & Research Lab and Associate Professor of Hispanic Linguistics at the University of Florida Wednesday, October 27, 2021 12:00-1:00 p.m. Join via Zoom. Please contact Dr. Antoinette Barffour with any […]