April 19 - Department of Modern Languages and Literatures

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Department Updates..................... 1
Important Dates............................... 1
Calls for Papers................................... 2
Social Media Corner............................. 2
Clubs and Tables..................................... 2
Bravo......................................................... 2
Calendar..................................................... 3
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Department Updates
The Spring 2016 Unit Exam room list is attached to this
newsletter and posted outside the mail room.
Alternate Exam Dates & Locations
Spanish: Tuesday 10-12 BURN 301
French: Tuesday 10-12 OLDH 1126
German: Tuesday 1-3 in OLDH 1126
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Tech Support Survey
The A&S Tech Support team is asking for feedback on our performance.
Below is a link to an online survey that will ask a couple questions related
to our performance, knowledge, and your overall experience working
with us. This survey is anonymous but we do ask you provide your role
(Faculty, Staff, etc) and what department you primarily work within.
Please take the time to answer the survey as the results will help to better
our performance and your experience working with us!
Survey: http://artscisupport.unl.edu/survey/
Please send your
announcements, Bravos
and events for the
weekly newsletter
to Casandra
([email protected])
by 5 pm on Thursdays.
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Calls for Papers / Open Positions
See Bulletin Board in 1107 for more information
• 5th Annual International Conference on Language, Literature
& Linguistics (L3 2016); 30-31 May, Singapore; DUE: 12
February.
• Dunlap High School in central IL has several high school
middle school Spanish full-time teaching positions open for
the 2016-2017 school year. Description of the district and
jobs: www.dunlapcusd.net
Chinese Table
Wednesday
3:30-4:30 pm
107 HENZ
#UNLchinatable
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Social Media
Corner
#LangFair16 - Anyone can
search on twitter for this
hashtag to check out students
response to the event.
Spring Holidays - let me know
about any unique holiday
celebrations in your target language
countries.
Language Clubs
& Student Centers
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*OR* Tell me about research you are
working on or a conference you are
attending, send photos or quotes or
interesting cultural facts from class.
If you have something interesting
planned for a club or table meeting
let me know and I will tweet it!
Spanish
Tutoring Center
Mon/Wed
12:30 - 2:30 pm
1126 OLDH
#UNLSpantutor
French Table
THANKS!
Wed
3:30-5 pm
Yia Yia’s
UNLtablefrancaise
Stammtisch
Spanish Table
Fri - 4-5 pm
Language Lab
BURN 302
#UNLMesa
Japanese Table
All-levels
Friday 4-5
KRR
#UNLJapanTable
Wed
4:30-6 pm
Dempsey’s
#UNLStammtisch
Arabic Table
Wednesdays
4:30-5:30
301 BURN
#UNLArabicNadii
Bravo!
Michael
Overstreet
won the Robert
Knoll graduate
essay contest in
Medieval and
Renaissance Studies.
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Spring 2016 Unit Exam: Monday, May 2, 6 pm - 8 pm
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FREN
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Lesiak
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Overstreet
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HAH 112
AVH 119
BESY 108
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BURN 118
HAH 133
AVH 19
BURN 120
CBA 104
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SPAN
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SPAN
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102
102
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101
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Blair
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SPAN
SPAN
102
102
202
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Acuna Quintana
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Gnade
Gnade
Gnade
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SPAN
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Agena
Agena
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SPAN
SPAN
201
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202
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Watson
Watson
Watson
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SPAN
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Greenwood
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Fuente Camacho
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ARCH 127
HAH 102
BURN 103
MABL 262
CBA 117
AVH 115
MORR 141
BURN 107
HENZ 53
BURN 203
M&N B5
HENZ 124
BESY 117
JH 110
OTHM 106
CBA 25
AVH 110
Department of Modern Languages & Literatures
Dissertation Defense
“Procesamiento de la
expresión estética en
la cotidianidad de los
personajes en El Laberinto
Mágico de Max Aub”
María Antonia
García-de la Torre
Modern Languages PhD Candidate with
a specialization in Spanish under the
direction of Dr. Óscar Pereira Zazo.
19 Apr 2016
1126 OLDH
3 pm
It is the policy of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln not to discriminate based upon age, race, ethnicity, color, national origin, gender,
sex, pregnancy, disability, sexual orientation, genetic information, veteran’s status, marital status, religion or political affiliation.
Casandra Siefkes
CONVOCATORIA / CALL FOR PAPERS
CILDE VI
TERRORISMO, COMPLICIDAD,
Y SECRETOS EN LA NARRATIVA NEGRA HISPANA
La Conferencia Internacional de Literatura Detectivesca en Español
con sede en la
FUNDACIÓN RENÉ AVILÉSFABILA
Cd. de México
presenta al investigador
VICENTE FRANCISCO TORRES MEDINA
Conferencias, Talleres y
Presentaciones de libros
29-30 de septiembre, 2016
http://cilde2016.weebly.com/
NUEVO:
CILDE propone, iniciando en este congreso número VI, la creación de un número de monografías
especializadas en el tema de literatura criminal hispana. Para este efecto, las presentaciones que se lleven a cabo
por los especialistas habrán de considerarse para formar parte de la Serie CILDE Noir, una colección de
monografías dedicadas específicamente a analizar la narrativa criminal a través de las áreas temáticas que el
congreso sugiere en esta Convocatoria. Aclaramos que a cada propuesta aprobada se le dará la oportunidad de
presentarse como una publicación monográfica que forme parte de la Serie, a la cual se integrarán en este
primer año la que corresponde a la narrativa negra en México. De las propuestas recibidas se aprobarán sólo
cinco de ellas que integren los primeros 5 volúmenes de la primera colección de la serie.
La Conferencia Internacional de Literatura Detectivesca en Español (CILDE) se llevará a cabo los días
29 y 30 de septiembre de 2016 en la FUNDACIÓN RENÉ AVILÉS FABILA en Cd. de Mexico.La
conferencia
busca profundizar en temáticas referentes a la literatura detectivesca/policial/narco novela/film noir. Se
aceptan una o más propuestas a presentar por autor en español, inglés, portugués o francés. Cada panel
se
compondrá de no más de 4 presentaciones las cuales no deberán de exceder de los 20 minutos. Los
resúmenes no deberán exceder de las 200 palabras acompañados por el nombre del autor, su pertenencia
institucional y un brevísimo resumen bio-bibliográfico y deberán ser enviados a [email protected] y
presentarse antes del 5 de junio. Doctorandos y estudiantes de posgrado deberán someter el texto
completo
de su ponencia (un mínimo de 8 cuartillas) además del resumen de la misma para la fecha límite
mencionada
(15 de agosto). Áreas temáticas podrían incluir:
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The International Conference on Hispanic Crime Fiction (CILDE) will take place on September 29 and
30th,
at the FUNDACIÓN RENÉ AVILÉS FABILA, in Mexico City. The character of the Conference is
determined by the theme of Crime Fiction and is open to different and innovative trends and approaches
to such theme. We may accept more than one proposal for paper or panel per author, in Spanish,
English,
Portuguese or French. The panels will be composed of a maximum of 4 presentations.
Presentations should
not exceed twenty minutes. Please send an abstract (a maximum of 200 words) by electronic attachment
(Word)
to: [email protected] by August 15th. ABD and graduate students must include their full text
presentation
(at least 8 pages) along with the abstract of their paper on the mentioned due date (August 15th).
Approaches may include, but not be limited to, the following:
El desarrollo teórico/crítico de la novela
Integración ibero europea con Latinoamérica
Arte, música y/o comidas en las novelas y/o filmes
Estudios culturales y/o literarios
Estudios transatlánticos: Latino América y Europa
La dinámica cultural en las Américas de habla española, portuguesa y/o francesa
Estudios de la mujer: presentación y desarrollo de la mujer como personaje
Estudios de raza, género, subalternidad y epistemología
La novela y/o filmes chicanos
Violencia, drogas y sexo en la narrativa
Development on Theoretical and Critical Approaches
Iberian and/or European integration with Latin America
Art, Music and Food in the Novels and Film
Cultural and Literary Studies
Transatlantic Studies: Latin America / Europe
Cultural Dynamics Between the Spanish, Portuguese and French America
Woman Studies: Presentation and Development of Women Characters
Race, Gender and Subalternity Epistemology
The Chicano Novel and Film
Violence, Drugs and Sex in the Novels
Traditional and Non-traditional Approaches in Characters
Contactos:
Rodrigo Pereyra ~ [email protected]
Jorge Zamora ~ [email protected]
Fecha límite para recibir resúmenes:
15 de agosto, 2016 ‐‐ 2
Casandra Siefkes
From: Laurie Bellows Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2016 4:32 PM Subject: Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL) Dear Colleagues, I’m writing with some exciting news for your graduate students. We recently accepted an invitation to join
the Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning(CIRTL) Network, a consortium of over 46
institutions that promote proven teaching and mentoring techniques for STEM graduate students. For more
information on the CIRTL Network, visit the website here: http://www.cirtl.net
As a member of CIRTL, UNL will develop programs and resources built on the CIRTL core ideas: Teaching-asResearch, Learning Communities, and Learning-through-Diversity. This new local learning community will offer a
robust schedule of courses, programs, events, internships and resources. In addition, it will collaborate on crossnetwork projects with CIRTL partners and participate in national offerings. While STEM is the focus of
CIRTL, graduate students from any discipline will be invited to participate in CIRTL
offerings.
We’re currently working on a dedicated CIRTL website and will send you the link once it’s finalized. Also,
Graduate Studies will officially kick-off CIRTL activities in the fall with a workshop for graduate students and a
lunch for graduate chairs. Watch your email for more details. In the meantime, we’ll share CIRTL events advertised
in the CIRTL Network Newsletter.
Joining the CIRTL Network is part of our continued efforts to design and deliver effective programs that add value
to the academic and professional development of graduate students. Faculty interested in offering courses, programs, or events through CIRTL should contact Neal Bryan ([email protected]), our CIRTL institutional
leader.
We look forward to working with you and your students on this exciting new initiative.
Best,
Laurie
___________________ Laurie Bellows, PhD Associate Dean Office of Graduate Studies
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
p: 402.472.9764 f: 402.472.0589
a: 1100 Seaton Hall Lincoln, NE 68588-0619
w: www.unl.edu/gradstudies
e: [email protected]
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Casandra Siefkes
ister today
Mobile education innovator, Robbie Melton, Associate Vice Chancellor for MobilizationEmerging Technologies, is set to kick off the 2016 Innovation in Pedagogy and
Technology Symposium with her high-energy presentation on The Emergence of The
Internet of Things (loT) Smart Connected Devices and EduGadgets for Real-Time OnDemand Education Transformation.
The Internet of Things will not be gently knocking on higher education's door, it will be
banging on the doors with an army of devices in tow, and much sooner than we
may anticipate. In this keynote presentation, attendees will share in the exploration of
educational possibilities and challenges of the loT Smart Technologies (EduGadgets) as
data driven tools for improving academic and social performance with a hands-on
showcase highlighting the latest innovations in emerging technologies across the higher
education disciplines.
Register to Attend
Throughout her 40 years in the field of education, Melton's tributes include a spot on the
2014 Top 30 Technologists, Transformers and Trailblazers by the Center for Digital
Education; 2013 Apple Distinguished Educator, 2012 Top Fifty Technology Innovation
Educator from the Center for Digital Education and Converge to name a few. Known as
the first "Appologist", due to the study of mobile apps and the creation of the Mobile App
& Smart Gadgets Education and Workforce Resource Center, Melton's background and
keynote presentation will be one you will not soon forget.
Joining Melton are two special guest speakers:
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
Malcom Brown, Director of the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative. Brown has
initiated major ELI undertakings such as the Seeking Evidence of Impact program
and Learning Space Rating System.
Tanya Joosten, Director of eLearning Research and Development at the
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM). Joosten guides strategic eLearning
efforts at the campus, state and national levels.
2016 Innovation in Pedagogy and Technology Symposium
The Innovation in Pedagogy and Technology Symposium is sponsored by University of
Nebraska Information Technology (UNIT) and University of Nebraska Online Worldwide
(NUOW) and held on May 10 at the Cornhusker Marriott hotel in downtown Lincoln, Neb.
Attendance is open to the University community and is free of charge. Lunch will be
provided. For more information, visit the event website.
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