Foreign Languages and Literatures

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Pujals Scholarship Benefit Concert and Reunion
Friday, October 23, 2009
6:00 PM
Join the Department of Foreign Languages & Literatures to honor professors emeriti Josefina and Enrique Pujals with a Latin American-themed concert. Proceeds from the event will help endow a Study Abroad in Latin America Scholarship. For more information, contact Department Chair, Anthony Robb or the Rowan Box Office. If you cannot attend, but would like to support the scholarship, please send your gift to The Josefina and Enrique Pujals Study Abroad Scholarship Fund, Rowan University, 201 Mullica Hill Road, Glassboro, NJ 08028. For tickets please contact the Box Office at 856-256-4545.
6 p.m., Pre-concert lecture and tertulia
7 p.m., Concert, Wilson Hall
$25.00 per person
Spanish for Business Study Abroad Course
Apply by Friday February 12, 2010.
Friday May 28, 2010-Sunday June 27, 2010
One-month Spanish family home stay, meals, laundry, tours, etc. included.
For complete information please see the following links:
Salamanca Summer09.pdf; Salamanca.pdf or e-mail Dr. Anthony at robb@rowan.edu
Elementary Japanese I is being offered for the first time in Fall 2009.
LESSER COMMONLY-TAUGHT LANGUAGES / CRITICAL LANGUAGES TAUGHT ON A YEARLY CYCLE
- From time to time the Dept. of Foreign Languages and Literatures will put certain languages on a "year on" / "year off" cycle. For example, Arabic and Zulu which were taught AY 2008-2009 will not be taught the following year, AY 2009-2010; Instead Japanese will be offered. This cycle guarantees that all these courses will be taught at least twice in the typical Rowan undergraduate student's stay with us. Likewise, other languages as well (such as Latin, Russian)may be cycled for reasons determined by the Department. If you do not see the language that you would like to study, and before signing up for one you really don't want to take, please stop by the Foreign Languages and Literatures office for an update. We generally know a year in advance which languages will be cycled.
Noteworthy: Faculty and Staff
- Dr. Anthony Robb and Dean Patricia Mosto recently did a site visit to Castilla and Leon, Spain for study abroad and a possible Concentration in Business Spanish.
- Dr. Marilyn Manley visited Peru for a study abroad site visit in April.
Noteworthy: Students
- Reyna Amato (Spring 2009) was awarded a $10,000 scholarship to study at the University of Salamanca, Spain.
- Luzbette Rojas (Spring 2009) Leonard L. Mancuso award for Excellence in Secondary School Student Teaching
- Nubia Guldin (Spring 2009) was awarded a full scholarship for the Masters of Science in Teaching (MST) here at Rowan University
- Shane Thompson (Spring 2008) is working as a teaching assistant in Soria, Spain through the MEPSYD of the Embassy of Spain.
- Magdalena Dziopko (Spring 2008) is currently teaching ESL in China.
- Stephanie Occhipinto (Spring 2005) is currently working on her Masters in Spanish at UCSB.
- Lissette Perez (Spring 2005) MA from Temple (2007) and currently working on a Ph.D. program in Linguistics/Spanish from Temple.
- Maria Cruz (Spring 2005) MA
- Christine Willie (Fall 2005) received Fulbright Scholarship 2006. Now enrolled in a Ph.D. program at the University of Maryland.
- Lorena Santos (Spring 2003) MA from Temple (2006) and currently working on a Ph.D. program in 19th and 20th Century Latin American Literature/Dialectology and Sociolinguistics at Temple.
General Announcements
- Barnes and Noble $500 scholarship winner Spring 2009 - Wendy Ruiz
- Dean's Tea receipient 2009 - Thomas Leslie
- The Medallion Award Winner 2009 - Dagoberto Polanco
- Department Award for Academic Excellence, Professionalism and Mentoring - Nubia Guldin
- Erica Freiberger Scholarship - Kaitlin Wong