Events 

LACC Graduate Student Conference: "Trans-Nationalizing Popular Culture"

Stony Brook University, Latin American and Caribbean Studies Center             
11th Annual Graduate Conference
Friday, April 20, 2012 at Stony Brook Manhattan Campus.
Keynote Speaker: Anne Rubenstein (York University)

Call for Papers: Deadline Feb 28, 2012. More information: LACC/Conference

 

"Romania Nova: Romance Languages in the Americas"

Francisco Ordóñez, Dept of Hispanic Languages & Literature, Stony Brook University
APRIL 18th, 12:50-2:10 PM @ Social and Behavioral Siences Bldg., Room N320

Talk: "Property rights: Autobiography and the ownership of life" 

 Sylvia Molloy, New York University

Wed., Mar 7th, 12:50-2:10pm
Room N3060, Melville Library
Sponsored by The Department of Hispanic Languages and Literature.

   

 

 

 

 

 

Talk: "Andean Air Farce?: The Limitation of Imitation in Early Peruvian Aviation"

Willie Hiatt, Dept of History, Long Island University

Feb 22nd, 12:50-2:10 pm 
LACS Conference Room, Social & Behavioral Sciences Bldg., N320
Refreshments will be served
Latin American and Caribbean Center, co-sponsored by Hispanic Languages and Literature

 

 

 

Language Diversity Lecture Series

"Endangered Languages of New York City"

Daniel Kaufman, Founder and Co-Director of the “Endangered Language Alliance"

Feb. 28th, 4pm
Hum 1006 (reception to follow)
More info

 

 

 

"Spanish in New York, Spanish of New York, or Spanglish?"

Ricardo Otheguy (CUNY)

Mar. 14th, 4pm 
Hum 1006 (reception to follow at Hum 1052)

Sponsored by The Language Learning and Research Center (LLRC) and The Fine Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Initiative (FAHSS)

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