Week 7 Modern Languages Newsletter
“Do your little bit of good where you are; it’s those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.” — Desmond Tutu
Statement from DMLL
The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures at UNL condemns the Russian Federation's attack on Ukraine. We stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine and its democratically elected government. (continue reading) Continue reading…
Academic Advising Updates
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 or see her drop-in hours at the link below.
**Drop-ins are via Zoom only** Continue reading…
CAS Career Coaching Updates
Our CAS Career Coaches Meagan and Kristen want to help you set yourself up for career success! Check out these upcoming events and opportunities to enhance your career development.
Continue reading for this week's update on opportunities to gain experience! Continue reading…
Modern Languages Scholarship Application (Non-Study Abroad)
Undergraduate students with a major or minor in a Modern Language who wish to be considered for AY 22-23 scholarships should apply using our new in-house scholarship application, linked below.
More details at: https://modlang.unl.edu/dmll-scholarship-application-non-study-abroad
The Intersection of Climate & Migration: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources is partnering with the Department of Modern Languages and the School of Global Integrative Studies to host an interdisciplinary panel exploring the many complexities at the intersection of climate change and migration.
Mar 3 at 11:00am CST
Connect with a Hometown Diplomat and UNL Alum!
Interested in working for the Department of State in the future? Hear from UNL alum, Kala Bokelman, Supervisory Special Agent from the Department of State Diplomatic Security Service (DSS), about her career journey!
Thursday, March 3rd, 5-6pm, Curiosity Suite, 1007 Oldfather Hall (10th floor) Continue reading…
Peace Corps Week begins Feb. 28
From Feb. 28 to March 4, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln will celebrate Peace Corps Week with a series of information sessions for students to learn about the Peace Corps. Continue reading…
What French class do I take next?
Wondering what French class you should be planning to enroll in for the upcoming Fall? Check out this guide! Continue reading…
FREN 382 Avant-Garde: Music, Art, and Ideas in Modern France (2.30-3.20 MWF)
No prereq—taught in English, no knowledge of French required.
If you have an interest in art or music, or in French writing, or simply in remaking your notions of what’s possible in artistic and intellectual creation, this class will speak to you! Continue reading…
FREN 453 / 853 Topics in Nineteenth-Century French Culture and Writing: Le roman en série (10.30-11.20 MWF)
Prereq : six hours at the 300 level, including 301 and/or 302, or permission.
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FREN 461 / 861 Cultural Productions of the French-Speaking World (2.00-3.15 T Th)
Prereq : six hours at the 300 level, including 301 and/or 302, or permission.
This course examines various forms of cultural production from the French-speaking islands, including literature, cinema, popular media, art, music, and dance. Continue reading for full description. Continue reading…
French Table is back!
With the waning (fingers crossed) of you-know-what, French Table has returned, and we dearly hope to see you there! La Table Française meets every Thursday from 3.30 to 5:00 (or beyond!) at Yia Yia’s. Students of French at all levels are warmly invited—come and join us for 15 minutes or an hour! Continue reading…
Study French in Montpellier!
For more advanced students, consider studying abroad in Montpellier, in southern France, just minutes away from the Mediterranean coast. The program, administered by the University of Minnesota, offers both summer sessions and semester-long courses of study. Continue reading…
Celebrate Hinamatsuri (Japanese Girls' Day) with the KRR!
The Kawasaki Reading Room is hosting Hinamatsuri (Japanese Girls' Day) on March 4 from 11-4, during Tea Time Friday. This event is to honor the traditional holiday celebrating girls, but we have expanded the event to be open to all genders to relax and make essential oil rollers!
Join KRR for Relaxation Shodo!
Join the Kawasaki Reading Room for Relaxation Shodo (Japanese Calligraphy) on March 9 at 11am on Zoom in partnership with OASIS. This event does require an RSVP by March 1 for students to sign up to check out Shodo kits. RSVP at the link below! Continue reading…
Washington internship information session on March 1!
An informational session on 2022 summer internships through the University of Nebraska Washington D.C. Professional Enrichment Academy will be held via Zoom from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. (CST) on March 1, 2022. Continue reading…
Global Challenges Summer Camp 2022
The Environmental Innovation and Leadership camp brings our campus resources and community expertise together for the benefit of all students in Nebraska. UNL college students will have the opportunity to provide leadership and mentoring to high school students!
Read more at the link below!
Honors Experiential Tracks Program Expands
Applications are open for the Honors Experiential Tracks program in 2022-23. Students from all majors may choose from tracks focused on civic leadership, healthcare, global impact, and sustainability. Launched in fall 2020, the program is now open to all undergraduates with a GPA of 3.5 or above. Continue reading…
More details at: https://honors.unl.edu/academics/honors-tracks
Restoring the Sacred with Renee Sans Souci
This presentation is focused on #MMIWG2S and the history of violence against Native Women. The disruption of our Traditional Knowledge base and lifeways will be discussed, as well as, the current healing movement that many of us are engaged in, which is all about Restoring the Sacred. Continue reading…
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/sacred
BroadCAST Webinar with ACLU NE Executive Director Danielle Conrad
BroadCAST, the webinar interview series of the UNL Center for Academic Success & Transition, features conversations about life, education and the value of the liberal arts. Tune in to this week's BroadCAST with Danielle Conrad!
Friday, March 4
Noon-1:00pm Continue reading…
Summer 2022 courses at Southeast Community College!
Need a general education (ACE) course? SCC may have some options! Continue reading…
Diversify your degree with a certificate or minor in Gerontology
There are now more people over the age of 65 than under 5. Are you ready? We are! Be age-ready today and earn your minor or certificate in Gerontology! Continue reading…
Scholarships available through the LGBTQA+ Center and Women's Center!
The LGBTQA+ Center has 3 scholarships that UNL students connected to the LGBTQA+ community can apply for, one of which is also available for non-traditional students (including parenting students). Applications are due April 11th, 2022. Continue reading…
More details at: https://lgbtqa.unl.edu/scholarships-awardsThe Juan N. Franco Legacy Scholarship
The Juan N. Franco Legacy Scholarship offers financial assistance to students attending the University of Nebraska-Lincoln that may be ineligible for financial aid due to their immigration status. It is available to both incoming students and current students.
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Originally published February 28, 2022 -
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