Michele Rossi will present to The Committee for Early Modern Studies on "Eminent Poet, Clumsy Lover: Francesco Filelfo's Commentary to Petrarch's Canzoniere (1476)"
Tuesday, Oct. 10, noon- 1:15 in 211 Borland. Lunch will be provided.
On October 10th please join us for Michele Rossi's presentation to The Committee for Early Modern Studies, entitled "Eminent Poet, Clumsy Lover: Francesco Filelfo's Commentary to Petrarch's Canzoniere (1476)".
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- Congratulations to Matt Crager on receiving a Fulbright to be an English Teaching Assistant in Brazil during 2017-2018!
- Congratulations to Sara Davis, graduate student in Spanish, who was awarded a Foreign Language Area Studies (FLAS) fellowship to study Portuguese this summer in Brazil!
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- Congratulations to Josh R. Deckman (Department of Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese), on the publication of his essay "Sueños utópicos: Espacios, geografías y comunidades al margen" de la sociedad española en El mapa de la espera (Ana Rossetti, 2010)"
- Congratulations to Maria Truglio, whose new book "Italian Children's Literature and National Identity: Childhood, Melancholy and Modernity" has been published by Routledge, in their Children's Literature and Culture series!
- Congratulations to Ph.D. candidate Grant M. Berry on the publication of his article "Structural autonomy and aspectual import: A new(er) Spanish Progressive" (Probus 29.2, August 2017)!
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- Congratulations to Dr. Matthew Marr, who has received the Hispanex Program Grant from the Spanish Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte!
- Congratulations to Rosa Guzzardo Tamargo, former graduate from Spanish linguistics at Penn State, who has been promoted to associate professor with tenure at the Universidad de Puerto Rico (Rio Piedras)!
- Congratulations to Marco Martínez has an article entitled "Rounds de sombra: el boxeo en la crónica deportiva de Tablada, Garibay y Monsiváis" forthcoming in Latin American Research Review, volume 53, no. 3 (2018)!
- On October 6th please join us for our third professional development opportunity of the semester: a SafeZone 101/102 Fusion Training.
- On October 10th please join us for Michele Rossi's presentation to The Committee for Early Modern Studies, entitled "Eminent Poet, Clumsy Lover: Francesco Filelfo's Commentary to Petrarch's Canzoniere (1476)".
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- Congratulations to Grant Berry, who has accepted a position as Language Engineer for Amazon.
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- Congratulations to Fernando Fonseca Pacheco, who has accepted the position of Visiting Assistant Professor at Lycoming College!
- Congratulations to Professor Nicolás Fernández-Medina, who has published his book "Life Embodied: The Promise of Vital Force in Spanish Modernity" (McGill-Queen's University Press).
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- Congratulations to our Portuguese minors Matthew Cavadas and Brianna Ford, who received FLAS fellowships for Spring 2019 to study Portuguese. Parabéns, Matthew and Brianna!
- Congratulations to Manuel Pulido Azpíroz, whose Doctoral Dissertation Research has been recommended for funding by the Linguistics Program at the National Science Foundation.
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