Sponsored by Willson Center Faculty Seminar on Human Rights and the Construction of Cultural and Social Memories.

Lénablou is a renowned choreographer, scholar, and activist known for her innovative promotion of Caribbean performance cultures through her dance technique: the Techni’Ka. Based in the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, her dance company TRILOGIE has toured across the world giving performances in Senegal, Niger, Slovenia, Canada, Mexico, Venezuela, French Guiana, Dominican Republic, Trinidad & Tobago, and France and now Athens, GA. She will visit UGA with three of her dancers and two musicians to hold various public events.

Lénablou is a renowned choreographer, scholar, and activist known for her innovative promotion of Caribbean performance cultures through her dance technique: the Techni’Ka. Based in the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, her dance company TRILOGIE has toured across the world giving performances in Senegal, Niger, Slovenia, Canada, Mexico, Venezuela, French Guiana, Dominican Republic, Trinidad & Tobago, and France and now Athens, GA. She will visit UGA with three of her dancers and two musicians to hold various public events.

The Romance Linguistics Colloquium Series is a forum for current research in linguistics by students and faculty. Presenters are typically allotted 20 minutes for the presentation and 10 additional minutes for questions. If you would like to present an RLCS paper, please send a 100-150 abstract to Timothy Gupton. Presentations are typically scheduled on Wednesday or Friday afternoon, but other times may be considered.. 

Upcoming talks:

We will be hosting once again two Brazilian Fulbright Teaching Assistantsfor the academic year 2013-14: Mr. Diogo Rafael Cosmos of the Federal University of Sergipe and Ms. Sarah de Catão Lucena of the Federal University of Pernambuco. Please join us in welcoming them.