Saturday mornings from 10:30 AM- 12 PM at the Tuscaloosa Public Library. This class is an ESL class geared toward children. We work with kids from the age of 8 to the age of 18, who need help with reading, writing, and speaking. We are instructors and TAs in this class as well.
Honduran teenager Sayra leaves her home in Tegucigalpa to reunite with ther father who now lives in the U.S. Her travels are filled with unexpected events and encounters, until she finally reaches and crosses the American border.
This year we will honor the Undergraduate and Graduate student recipients of Academic Honors and Awards on Friday, April 7, 2017 at 2pm in the Anderson Society Room of the Ferguson Center. This is Room 3115, closer to the Ballroom.
Dr. Pap Ndiaye (Insitut d'études poliques de Paris) is a French historian specializing in North America sociopolitical history and is a pioneer of “Black Studies” in France. Dr. Philippe Gumplowicz (Université Paris - Saclay) is a French historical musicologist and jazz specialist. Observing the centennial of America's entry into World War I On April 6,
Modern Languages and Classics faculty are pleased to lead students in summer study abroad programs in France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. Students earn academic credit and have an experience that many consider their very best while attending The University of Alabama.
The deadline for graduate students seeking conference travel support from MLC is August 24. Check email for more details.
The Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center downtown has another Cover to Cover Faculty Book Exhibit on Thursday, August 31at 5:00 PM. Two of MLC’s authors and their works will be featured: Dr. O’Rourke and her co-edited The Handbook of Hispanic Linguistics (Wiley-Blackwell) and Dr. K. Summers and his monograph Morality After Calvin: Theodore Beza’s Christian
