Upcoming Events
April 9th, 2007
Dr. Ivy Corfis
"Power and Empire in the Hispanic Chivalric Romance"
4:10 PM Bayley Room, Beeghly Library
Past Events
Susan Heuck Allen, Archaeological Institute of America "History of Excavations at Troy including Heinrich Schliemann". CWSC 163 at 8:00 PM
Virgil Vigil: Complete reading of Virgil's Aeneid in the Sturges lowest floor, starting at 9 PM. All students and faculty are welcome to participate.
A talk by Dr. Noel Fallows, Spanish Medieval Literature, Dept. Head, Romance Languages, University of Georgia: “Practical Chivalry in the Renaissance” Bayley Room, Beeghly Library 7:00 PM.
Mercedes Vaquero, Professor at Brown University
"The Poema de Mio Cid and the Canon of the Spanish Epic".
Joseph Farrell, Phi Beta Kappa Lecture at 8:00 PM. Corns 312 "Literature and Society in the First Modern Period" (Late Hellenistic and Roman).
A talk by Dr.
Elizabeth B. Davis, The Ohio State University, Spanish:
“Perilous Crossings: Spanish Poetry in Relationship to the Transatlantic
Crossing (1500-1650)”
A talk by Dr.
Rowena Hernández-Múzquiz, History:
“Humanism and Shifting Paradigms: The New Consciousness of 1492
in Light of Neo-Classical Ideologies”
Ohio
Classical Conference
Ohio Wesleyan University (various locations)
A talk by Dr.
Ramon A. Carreno, Zoology:
“The Black Death in the Middle Ages”
A talk by Dr.
Juan A. Rojas, Modern Foreign Languages:
“Elements of the “real maravilloso/Marvelous Reality”
in the XVI Century Chronicles and Accounts of the Present U.S Southwest”
Student and Faculty Welcome Picnic
Year-End AMRS Picnic
A talk by Dr.
Kenneth Krabbenhoft, , New York University, Professor of Spanish and
Portuguese Languages:
"Busting It to Fix It: Idealization and Parody from Petrarch to
Góngora"
A talk by Dr.
Jeremy Baskes, Professor of History:
"Hurricanes, Pirates and Floods: Risk and Maritime Insurance in
the Spanish Transatlantic Trade"
A talk by Dr.
Tom Wolber, Professor of German:
"Ancient and Medieval Themes in Goethe's Works"
An all campus marathon reading of Ovid's Metamorphoses
9 AM - 9PM in the Bayley Room, 2nd Floor, Beeghly Library