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September15th - Tenured, Tenure-Track, &

POP Faculty Meeting

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Thomas M. Carr Jr., « Jansenist Women Negotiate the Pauline

Interdiction: The Case of the Would-Be Nun, Marie-Catherine Homassel

Hecquet. », Arts et Savoirs [En ligne], 6 | 2016, mis en ligne le 12 juillet

2016, consulté le 23 août 2016. URL : http://aes.revues.org/743

Bravo!Prof. Iker González-

Allenderecently published the article titled “Estados Unidos como

patria de redención: El exilio del nacionalismo vasco en Yanqui

hirsutus, de Manuel de la Sota” in the academic journal Cuadernos de

ALDEEU 30 (2016): 13-34.

Bravo!Tom Carr

An article by Tom Carr appeared online this summer:

Thomas M. Carr Jr., « Jansenist Women Negotiate the Pauline Interdiction: The Case of the Would-Be Nun, Marie-Catherine Homassel Hecquet. », Arts et Savoirs

[En ligne], 6 | 2016, mis en ligne le 12 juillet 2016, consulté le 23 août 2016. URL : http://aes.revues.

org/743

Bravo!Prof. Iker González-Allenderecently published the article titled “The Migrant Family Man: Masculinity, Work and Migration in

Víctor Canicio’s Vida de un emigrante español” in the academic journal Iberoamericana: América Latina -

España - Portugal 16.62 (2016): 131-47. The article can be accessed at this link: https://journals.iai.spk-berlin.de/

index.php/iberoamericana/article/view/400/1850

Bravo!Elizabeth

Wilhelmsenon the recent publication of her monograph, El ser y el conocer en Cervantes: un “realismo” renovado de

cariz peripatético” [Madrid: Fundación Universitaria

Española, 2016].

Bravo!Montserrat

Fuente-Camacho

successfully defended her MA thesis during the

summer, entitled La violencia terrorista en la narrativa

vasca del siglo XXI, under the supervision of Prof. González-

Allende.

issue 2 month sep year 2016page 2

Spanish Tutoring Center

Tues/Thurs12:30 - 2:30 pm

1126 OLDH

Spanish TableThursdays

4 pmLanguage Lab

BURN 302#UNLMesa

StammtischWed

4:30-6 pmDempsey’s

#UNLStammtisch

French Table

Thursdays4-5:30 pmYia Yia’s

Chinese Hour

Tuesdays2:30-3:30 pm

112 AVH

Japanese Table

Mondays4-5 PM

KRR

Arabic TableFridays

3:30-4:30Lang Lab, 302

BURN

Language Clubs& Student Centers

page 3 issue 2 month sep year 2016

Bravo!

Radha Balasubramanian

gave a lecture in New

Delhi on the Influence of India on Leo Tolstoy and

Tolstoy’s Influence on India on September 6, 2016 in

Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India.

Social Media Corner

Education Abroad Fair - If you are planing any promotion of your study abroad program

during the fair and would like to coordinate with the department

channels, please get in touch with Casandra

@UNLModLang - Follow us on Twitter to stay up to date on department events and share

interesting moments on campus or in class.

If you would like to create a hashtag for your event, class, club or

anything let me know,

*OR* Tell me about research you are working on or a conference you are attending, send photos or quotes or interesting cultural

facts from class.

If you have something interesting planned for a club or table meeting let me know

and I will tweet it!

Calls for Papers / Open PositionsSee Bulletin Board in 1107 for more information

• 6th Annual International Conference on Language, Literature & Linguistics, 5-6 June 2017, DUE: 25 NOV.

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ACADEMIC INTEGRITY WEEK Sept. 19—23, 2016 Sponsored by the UNL Libraries

For more info!

http://ethics.unl.edu/academic-integrity-week

Using Creative Common: Licenses to Share Knowledge

221 Love Library South (Peterson Room)

Thurs. 9/22 2—3pm

Avoiding Accidental Plagiarism: Online tools for Students

Adele Hall Learning Commons

Tues. 9/20 11am—1pm

Thurs. 9/22 11am—1pm

Narrating Academic Integrity: A Reading and Conversation with Author Jennine Capó Crucet

Nebraska Union Centennial Room 226

Thurs. 9/22 4—5pm

Safe Assign, Turnitin, Vericite: Online Tools for Academic Honesty

Nebraska Union Regency A

Wed. 9/21 11:30am—12:30pm

Publishing: What Authors Ought to Know

224 Love Library South (Witt Room)

Wed. 9/21 1—2 pm

Organizing your Articles: Citation Management Tools RefWorks, Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote

221 Love Library South (Peterson Room)

Tues. 9/20 11am—1pm

Thurs. 9/22 11am—1pm

Fri. 9/23 11am—1pm

Professional

and Career

Development

sponsored by the Office of Graduate Studiesand the Office of Postdoctoral Studies

presented by:

“Red Stair” by Andreas Levers CC BY-NC 2.0

Office of Postdoctoral Studies

Office of Graduate Studies

Mentoring 360°

3:00 – 5:00 p.m.

Thursday, September 15Check-in begins at 2:30 p.m.

This workshop will help you establish mentoring networks to enhance productivity and build professional relationships with faculty advisors and principal investigators.

You’ll also learn strategies and gain skills to use in mentoring students at UNL. You’ll have the opportunity to discuss fundamental principles of effective mentoring and ways they can be applied to your mentoring roles in teaching and research.

Register by Tuesday, September 13 at go.unl.edu/169M

Strategies and Skills for Mentoring and Being Mentored

Nebraska Union

Dr. Rique CampaMichigan State University

MSU CIRTL Institutional Leader,Associate Dean of the Graduate School,and Professor of Wildlife Ecology

UNL is a member of The Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL), whose mission is the development of future faculty committed to advancing effective teaching practices for diverse learners. Because mentoring opportunities frequently arise in teaching and research contexts, it’s important for you to understand the strategies and skills you’ll gain from this workshop.

Institute for Ethnic Studiespresents

COLLOQUIUMStudent ShowcaseStudent Showcase

Three Ethnic Studies Interns Share their Stories

UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA–LINCOLN

UNL does not discriminate based upon any protected status. Please see go.unl.edu/nondiscrimination. ©2016, The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska. All rights reserved. 1608.044

Wednesday, September 21, 2016 I 3:30 - 5:00 p.m.Bailey Library | Andrews Hall

Justice BanksClyde Malone Center Intern

Lincoln, NE

Lucy Koch Curtis Brown, LTD. Publishing Intern

New York City

Ivy Lutz ACLU InternLincoln, NE

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SCIENCES Department of Teaching, Learning and Teacher Education

For more information, please contact Professor Loukia K. Sarroub (LLC Research Colloquium Organizer) at Lsarroub@unl.edu.

Please join us for the Fall 2016

Language, Literacy, and Culture Research Colloquium Henzlik 32, 9:30-10:50am

Friday, September 16

Transformative teacher preparation: A framework of resources for learning to teach Dr. Lauren Gatti, Assistant Professor in TLTE

“Talking about global migration”: metonymy and migrant perspectives of migration

Dr. Theresa Catalano, Assistant Professor in TLTE

Friday, October 23

Thinking forward together about resources to support the professional learning of teachers working with multilingual students

Dr. Kara Viesca, Assistant Professor in TLTE

Friday, November 18

Millennial teachers of color: In search of the silver bullet Dr. Amanda Morales, Assistant Professor in TLTE

Friday, December 16

TBA