Department News
Events
Fall 2009
Nov. 8, 2009
Keene Faculty Center, Dauer Hall, 1:00-3:30 pm
Russian Fall Festival, sponsored by UF Russian Studies. Come get a first-hand experience of Russian culture through its delicious food, colorful dress, great music and fun people. Open to the public.
Nov. 13, 2009
Pugh Hall 210 - 3:30PM
Bilinguisme et écriture presented by Dr. Sebastien Doubinsky, Novelist and professor at Aarhus University in Denmark. Sponsored by the France Florida Research Institute. For more information please contact Dr Alioune Sow at sow@ufl.edu.
Nov. 16, 2009
Pugh Hall 302 - 5:00 pm
Chinese Search Committee Meeting
Dec. 1, 2009
Dauer Hall 215 - 4:00PM
If French Does Not Have Word Stress. Does It have Words? presented by Dr. Chantal Lyche, Zprofessor of linguistics at the University of Oslo and editor of French Generative Phonology: Retrospective and Perspectives. Sponsored by the France Florida Research Institute.
Dec. 2, 2009
Pugh Hall 210 - 12:50-1:40PM
Phonology of Contemporary French: Liaison in varieties of French spoken in Africa presented (in French) by Dr. Chantal Lyche, professor of linguistics at the University of Oslo and editor of French Generative Phonology: Retrospective and Perspectives. Sponsored by the France Florida Research Institute.
September 2009
In 2009 German Studies at UF is one of twenty-nine German programs at top universities in the United States selected by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany to participate in a nationwide commemoration of the twentieth anniversary of the Fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. For more information on the related events, go to the Fall of the Wall web page.
Spring 2008
- Friday, February 15 and Saturday, February
16
Germany and Turkey: (Trans)National Cultures, Migration,
and Issues of Citizenship
2008 Symposium - Throughout Semester
Slavic/Central/Eastern European Film Series - Throughout Semester
Colloquium of Germanic and Slavic Studies Spring 2008
Fall 2007
- Sunday, November 11, and Monday, November 12
All Day, Dauer Hall, Room 219
Imaging the Unimaginable: The Iconicization of Auschwitz, an international conference that reviews the history of the camp and its future as an archive and museum. Paper proposals of 350-500 words plus cv are due by May 1, 2007 and should be sent to the conference organizers, Nora Alter and Jack Kugelmass: (nma@ufl.edu and jkugelma@jst.ufl.edu). Participants are required to submit a written version of their papers for group publication by April 2008.
Made possible through a gift by Norman Braman. Sponsored by the Center for Jewish Studies. - Erich Auerbach Symposium
- Figura: Recital by Israeli pianist Gila Goldstein
- Walk-In Grammer Clinics Offered
