Lectures
and Colloquia
Tuesday
| November 17, 2009 | 2 PM | UL Alumni Center
Joseph V. Ricapito
Distinguished
Professor of Spanish, LSU-Baton Rouge
The
Quixote:
Now You See It and Now You Don't
Spring
2010
Brent Woodfill,
Director, Proyecto Salinas de los
Nueve Cerros (Alta Verapaz, Guatemala), speaking in February
on Maya archaology,
Richard
Winters, Assistant Professor of Spanish, UL Lafayette,
speaking
in March on Hispanic linguistics,
and
Joanna
O'Connell, Associate Professor of Spanish, University of
Minnesota-Twin Cities, speaking in April on contemporary
Mexican literature and digital writing.
Fall 2009
lecturers also included Mark Lentz, History, UL
Lafayette, Alejandro Cortazar, Spanish,
LSU-Baton Rouge, Dorota
Heneghan, Spanish, LSU-Baton Rouge, and Leslie Bary, Spanish,
UL Lafayette.
We
are grateful
to the Lyceum Committee of the
Student Government Association, the Office of
Academic Planning and Faculty Development, the Graduate
School, the College of
Liberal Arts, the
Honors Program, the Departments of Anthropology and Sociology, History
and Geography,
Modern Languages, and Music, and the
Minor in Latin American Studies
for their generous support of this series.
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