Sarah Valentín-Sánchez, a PhD student in Literature in the Spanish Program, won the Karatheodoris Award for the 2023 Gender & Race Studies Paper Competition. Her entry was research conducted in
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Dr. Iñaki Rodeño’s “Four Books, One Latino Life: Reading Richard Rodriguez” to be included in the A&S Faculty Book Show
Congratulations to Dr. Rodeño for the honor of having his book selected for exhibition at the A&S Faculty Book Show! The exhibit will run on weekdays from March 3rd –
Dr. Micah McKay publishes chapter in Companion to Spanish Environmental Cultural Studies
Book description from Boydell & Brewer: “An exploration of how writers, artists, and filmmakers expose the costs and contest the assumptions of the Capitalocene era that guides readers through the
Congratulations to the newest inductees of the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society
We are happy to announce that 10 of our Spanish Program’s students have been inducted this semester to the National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society, Sigma Delta Pi, Beta Alpha chapter.
Selection of photos from 2022 Day of the Dead Celebration
Statement adapted from the Spanish Program Facebook: “We have been very busy celebrating Day of the Dead at UA Campus. In Mexico, Día de Muertos is a time to remember
Riley VanMeter presents his latest research at ALC16
Congratulations to our own Riley VanMeter for a successful conference presentation at this year’s Oct. 21-22 Arizona Linguistics Circle Conference at the University of Arizona! He presented a recent work
Dr. Micah McKay invited to join editorial board of LACIS Review
Congratulation’s to Dr. Micah McKay on receiving an invitation to join the editorial board of the LACIS Review, an online journal that describes itself as seeking “to develop multidisciplinary and
Dr. Erin O’Rourke publishes latest book, “Ecuadorian Spanish in the 21st Century: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives”
Description (from site): The book offers a compilation of recent linguistic research on Ecuadorian Spanish based on synchronic and diachronic data. Ecuadorian Spanish studies are scarce or are scattered across
Writing Center Support for French and Spanish Students
The Writing Center now has tutors with intermediate proficiency in French and advanced/native proficiency in Spanish. The Writing Center is open to all members of the UA community, and both