Presentation by Dr. Ignacio López-Calvo (University of California, Merced)

Dr. Ignacio López-Calvo, who is the top scholar in the field of Latin American Transpacific Studies with 6 books and dozens of articles on the topic, will give a broader presentation on Asian-Latin American cultural relations in a talk entitled: "La literatura asiático-latinoamericana como agente transformador en el marco de los estudios transpacíficos, la literatura mundial y el cosmopolitismo."

Natural Watanabe: A Roundtable Discussion

Join us for a discussion about the poetry of José Watanabe, one of the most important Peruvian poets of the twentieth century. 

Participants include Drs. Carlos Villacorta (University of Maine), Martín Camps (Pacific University), Ignacio López-Calvo (University of California, Merced), Mark Anderson (University of Georgia), and Jorge García-Granados (University of Georgia). Moderated by Dr. Luis Correa-Díaz (University of Georgia)

Romance Languages Colloquium

The Romance Languages Colloquium is a series of free, open to the public events organized by graduate students of the Department. The spirit of the event is to share our department’s work with the community, making us more aware of what our colleagues do and giving us the opportunity of talking to about our production.

Dr. Cecília Rodrigues Elected President of the American Portuguese Studies Association (APSA)

Cecilia Rodrigues Foto

The American Portuguese Studies Association (APSA), a leading organization for scholars and educators dedicated to the study of the Portuguese language and Lusophone world, announced the election of Dr. Cecília Rodrigues as its new president. With a long-standing commitment to advancing research and outreach in the field of Portuguese and Lusophone studies, Dr. Rodrigues' election marks an exciting new chapter for the association.

Português em Cena

Telenovelas are a key part of Brazilian culture. Come watch and practice Portuguese through iconic scenes from Brazilian telenovelas.

Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to learn and connect with other students.