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Claudia Roman: Guest Lecturer

University of Buenos Aires (Conicet)

Lecture in Spanish, Q&A in Spanish and English

The French language program is proud to present Ciné-Mardi, a free showing of a French-language film with subtitles in English on the third Tuesday of every month.

The French language program is proud to present Ciné-Mardi, a free showing of a French-language film with subtitles in English on the third Tuesday of every month.

The French language program is proud to present Ciné-Mardi, a free showing of a French-language film with subtitles in English on the third Tuesday of every month.

The French language program is proud to present Ciné-Mardi, a free showing of a French-language film with subtitles in English on the third Tuesday of every month.

Classes run from January 8 - April 29 on Mondays from 6:15 - 8:15p in Tate Center room 473 - the one with the wooden floor by the elevators.

//// January 15 is MLK and there will be no class that day. ////

If you arrive after 6p the parking in the Tate center parking deck is free if you are UGA Staff or Student. The elevator in the deck takes you right up to the room. Go to the 4th floor and then step out and its to your left.

Athens Tangueros presents Milonga Tropical – Tango intertwined with Latin Rhythm dancing for a memorable evening of dancing.

Live Dance performances by UGA Salsa Club, DanceFX RevolutionSalsa, and Athens Tangueros

— Admission: FREE —

Downtown Athens April 17, 2024 from 6:30p – 10:00p at Rialto Club

This December, David Burke's essay “El mal de Chagas: Su historia y la necesidad de financiar las vacunas para lucharlo” appears in The Classic, the Writing Intensive Program’s journal of undergraduate writing and research. David's paper analyzes how widespread the Chagas disease is in Latin America and the Southern United States and the urgent support needed for vaccine development. 

Congratulations to Clemencia El Antouri for receiving a Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship for students interested in careers in the U.S. Department of State Foreign Service. A major in Romance Languages (Spanish and French) and International Affairs, she will receive a scholarship of $84,000 for graduate school, an internship at Capitol Hill, an internship at a US embassy abroad, and entrance after graduate school into the Foreign Service as a diplomat.