Center for Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Cultures

  • Center for Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Cultures

  • Congratulations to our Graduating Majors and Certificate Recipients, Class of 2012!

    Arabic

    Zeynep Coskun, Newton L. Davis, Jr., Brent. M. Eng, Zehra Hassan, Elizabeth Jimenez, Adnan M. Khan, Michael W. Pizzi, Margaret G. Robinson, Michelle J. Rodriguez, Mustafa Saadi, Sara C. Wallace

    Asian Studies

    Patrick A. Aquino, Sonja M. Boatman, Julian A. Century, Susan Chen, Laura L. Dos Reis, Regina Im , Charlotte A. Kiechel, Donald B. Maruyama, Nancy Wang, Lily V. Wong

    Chinese

    Jack Chen, Thomas Kuczmarski, Nina G. Piazza, James T. Wang, Chad A. Young, Ross J. Zhang

    Classics

    Juliet M. Domb, Richard C. Iskra, Martha B. Mitchell, David P. Zackheim

    Comparative Literature

    Holly E. Crane, Olivia R. Delia, Hannah F. Mangham, Sayantan Mukhopadhyay

    French Major

    Mary C. Brunelli, Dicken H. Chaplin, Leah A. Eryenyu, Michaela K. Morton, Evan J. Persson, Ivette A. Stanziola

    German Major

    Evelyn C. Denham, Tarik A. French, John W. Maher, Rebecca S. Rosenblatt, Fiona E. Wilkes

    Japanese

    Sachi K. Siegelman, Diqzhouian Wang, Madeleine R. Watson, Tianyue Zhou

    Literary Studies

    Gina Chung, Kimberlee D. Sanders

    Russian Major

    Meagan D. Braun, Austin M. Brown, Alexander W. Treco, Sarah L. Witowski

    Spanish

    Oriana M. McGee, Estefany Y. Reyes, Connor M. Stern, Briana A. Thomas, Melissa A. Whitaker, Ebryonna M. Wiggins

    Spanish Certificate

    Clarissa André, Chase Davenport, Newton Davis, Hannah Mangham, Alyson McKinnon, David Monnich, Paula Moren, Ian Page, Elizabeth A. Schulte

  • Spurious Notions and Other Writings

    Spurious-Notions

    A Franco-American project, Spurious Notions and Other Writings, aims to catalyze literary discussion across the Transatlantic. Both English and French, have rich and complementary literary traditions. The project hopes to promote an informed and vibrant cultural dialogue, which bridges American trends and Continental perspectives (as well as vice versa). Each publication, should offer a vigorous and spirited take on pressing themes, issues, and concerns about literature and its inquiry, in a personal brand of wit and swagger.

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