A talk by Mehammed Amadeus Mack, Assistant Professor of French Studies, Smith College - Tuesday, February 20, 2018, 4:45 pm-6:00 pm, Haldeman 041 - Sponsored by the Department of French and Italian
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“TRE: Renaissance Cities,” an exhibit at Rauner Special Collections Library curated by students of Italian, is on display in the Class of 1965 Galleries through February 23rd, 2018. The exhibit examines a wide range of innovative modes of expression in three Italian cities of the Renaissance: Venice, Florence, and Rome. Students Tony DiPadova ’19, Camila R. Feltrin ’20, Daniela Jerez ’18, Madeline Killen ’18, Nicolle Salazar ’19, and Evan Strouss GR created the exhibit as their final project in Professor Nancy Canepa’s Italian 22 class, “Humanism and Renaissance.”
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The conference "Selfies: autobiographie, autoportrait, autofiction" analyzes how the self is written, visualized and constructed in texts. It examines how autobiography, self-portraiture and autofiction take shape over time.
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Develop your language skills, earn money, and enjoy a great experience by becoming an Apprentice Teacher for the Department of French and Italian in Spring 2018!
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Brigitte Mosenthal, Senior Lecturer and French Language Coordinator, Department of French and Italian, has been awarded the Dean of Faculty's 2016 Award for Distinguished Lecturer.
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