On Wednesday, November 16^th from 5-7pm, Fala Aí, the magazine of the Portuguese department at UGA,  will sponsor a French + Portuguese film night in Gilbert Hall room 118. The movie being shown is "La Cage Dorée" or "The Gilded Cage", which is a French-language comedy about the lives of Portuguese immigrants living in France. It will be subtitled in English. Light refreshments will be served, and there will be a discussion in English after the film. 

Discussion moderated by Dr. Jorge García-Granados, UGA Department of Romance Languages (hybrid format)

Trilce, by César Vallejo, was released in October of 1922, a century ago. It was a poetic work without precedent in Spanish. This conversation will feature Dr. Carlos Villacorta, Associate Professor Spanish and Chair of Modern Languages and Classics, University of Maine (via Zoom) and our own Dr. Luis Correa Díaz and Dr. Nicolás Lucero (in 116 Gilbert Hall). They will share some of their impressions of César Vallejo’s poetry.

Dr. Brian Gravely and Dr. Timothy Gupton recently published an article in the journal Isogloss on null-copula constructions in Galician and Asturian. The article is open access.

Brian Gravely is currently Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish linguistics at Emory University.

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The ROML GSO is inviting you to participate to a friendly interdepartmental kickball game against the Linguistics GSO. Join us Saturday 22^nd at 11am. The event will take place near Ramsey at one of the recreational fields. I am still waiting on which one it'll be but, I'll keep you updated by email.

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The GSO is inviting you to discuss how to promote more inclusion in our classrooms without modifying our syllabi. The point of this talk will be to help María Gonzalez to compound information on inclusion in order to create a pedagogical resource eventually available to other instructors and TAs. If you have anything to share please join! 

Join us for an Afternoon of Art in Portuguese and in English from 3:30 to 5:00. Come make your own painting inspired by Jarid Arraes's cordel "Corpo escuro". This workshop is led by our very own Romance Languages students Elisa Braga, Vera Bulla & Victória Lane Silva.

Distinguished Lecturer, supported by Willson Center for Humanities & Arts and the Department of Romance Languages. Open to the public. All are invited to attend.