"If people are doubting how far you can go, go so far that you can't hear them anymore." - Michele Ruiz
Check out important announcements and course highlights for some (not all) of the courses we'll be offering in Fall 2021. Good luck with finals and have a great summer!
Sydney Webb is the Academic Advisor for the School of Global Integrative Studies and the Modern Languages department. You can make an appointment with her through MyPLAN.
Present your research to a global audience through ICUR! ICUR is a two-day academic conference showcasing multi-disciplinary undergraduate research from across the globe supported by Monash University in Australia and the University of Warwick in England, open to partner institutions, including UNL. Continue reading…
Fall 2021
FREN 445: L'Amour et la Mort
TR 3:30-4:45pm with Dr. Nora Peterson
3 credits | ACE 10
We will consider both the "everyday" varieties of how people expected (and were expected) to love and die, as well as a variety of scandals, taboos, and intrigues. Continue reading…
Fall 2021
FREN 483: French and Francophone Theater
MWF 1:30-2:20pm with Dr. Julia Frengs
3 credits | ACE 10
This course examines the dramatic genre throughout the centuries in the French-speaking world, with a focus on the question of alterity and engagement with the notion of "Otherness." Continue reading…
If you've completed second-year Russian by Fall 2021, consider enrolling in RUSS301! The best way to study a foreign language is by doing-- in this class students will be painting, drawing, visiting galleries and museums, and exploring various virtual tours!
RUSS 331 explores the Soviet machine of propaganda and cultural life in general through the medium of film. Enroll in RUSS331 and complete three credits of area studies towards your Russian degree this Fall.
Fall 2021
SPAN 220: Intensive Spanish for the Professions: Medical Translation and Interpretation
MWF 11:30-12:20pm, TR 11:00am-12:15pm with Yoanna Greenwood
6 credits
**Credit cannot be earned for SPAN 220 and SPAN 203/204**
This new ACE 9 or CDR E course offered for the first time this fall will engage students with a diverse set of foodways right here in our community! Examine how food behaviors are shaped by culture. This course is funded by the Global Experiences and all associated costs will be covered. Continue reading…
Fall 2021
MODL 291/UHON 298H: Becoming American: How Identities are Created and Re-Created
3 credit
Reflect on the process, experience and impact of "becoming American" and explore the tension that sometimes exists between embracing diversity and cultivating a shared American identity and culture. Continue reading…
Fall 2021
ARAB 288: Exploring Love, Sexuality, and Femininity in the History of Arabic Culture
TR 11:00am-12:15pm with Dr. Abla Hasan
3 credits | ACE 9
Learn concepts of love, sexuality, and femininity as studied in their historical, religious, and sociological contexts.
Fall 2021
JAPN 387: Ecocriticism in Japanese Literature and Media
TR 2:00-3:12pm with Dr. Ikuho Amano
3 Credits
Exploration of environmental issues prevalent in representative Japanese literature and media sources that are inspired by particular social and political conditions.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Professional Masters Program has extended the application deadline for Fall 2021 to June 20, 2021. The program is returning to in-person instruction beginning in September.
If interested, please contact Program Director Ritt Deitz at mdeitz@wisc.edu.
On May 7, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will honor the more than 700 international students who have graduated in the last academic year at a virtual reception with special remarks from the university community and selected students. Continue reading…
The University of Miami School of Law is offering a three-week online Summer Legal Academy. The program will run from July 5-July 23. Classes will be taught by Miami Law faculty, and will expose students to the traditional first-year curriculum at no cost!