Andrea Pauw has been awarded a Mellon/American Council of Learned Societies Dissertation Completion Fellowship (DCF) for her dissertation, Verses to Live By: Aljamiado Poetry in Mudéjar and Morisco Communities. The Mellon/ACLS DCF competition is one of the most competitive, purely academic fellowship competitions there is. The fellowship supports Ph.D.
Rolling admissions will be considered until May 1, 2019 for matriculation in the Fall.
Undergraduate students interested in the 4+1 B.A./M.A. option should apply during the Spring semester of their third year.
The University of Virginia’s M.A program in European Studies trains students to think across disciplines and cultures and apply a diverse array of methodologies to the study of Europe in a global framework.
From February 15th to 17th at Helms Theatre, the University of Virginia Spanish Theatre Group will be presenting the worldwide premiere in the original language of Spanish playwright Mar Gómez Glez’s Cifras.
From February 15th to 17th at Helms Theatre, the University of Virginia Spanish Theatre Group will be presenting the worldwide premiere in the original language of Spanish playwright Mar Gómez Glez’s Cifras.
Please join us on Sunday February 17 at 7 pm Old Cabell Hall for a concert by renowned Afro-Peruvian artist Susana Baca, two-time winner of the coveted Latin American Grammy Award.
Members of the UVA community may reserve tickets until February 3. [Please, show valid UVA ID to claim tickets at the Box Office]. The general public may pick up tickets beginning February 3. Two tickets maximum per person.
We are happy to announce that the IWL Language for Specific Purposes Group (of which Alicia López-Operé, Paula Sprague and myself are members) in conjunction with the IWL Speaker Series has organized the visit and talk of Dr. Lourdes Sánchez-López (University of Alabama at Birmingham), a recognized scholar on this field and the Director of the Spanish for Specific Purposes Certificate program at her institution.
The Spanish major declaration workshop for the Spring 2019 term will be held on Tuesday, February 12 at 5:00 p.m. in New Cabell 389. Students who want to declare a major should attend and bring a Declaration of Major form, available in the College Registrar’s Office located in Monroe Hall 101.
In order to declare a major in Spanish, a student must have completed SPAN 3010 (Grammar & Composition I) or the equivalent, with a grade of C or better. A C- is insufficient.
Please join us from April 5-6 for a symposium with Indigenous artists and digital humanities (DH) practitioners, "Decolonizing the Digital Humanities: Indigenous Arts, Histories, and Knowledges from the Material to the Screen."
Click here for program information. All events are free and open to the public.
Please join us on March 1 from 10:30-12:30 in Wilson 142 for the Mellon Fellows Symposium, featuring Shankar Nair (Assistant Professor, Religious Studies) and Ricardo Padrón (Associate Professor of Spanish). The event will be followed by a lunch.
Sponsored by the Institute of Humanities and Global Cultures.
The Department of Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese has a long history of inviting distinguished scholars and artists to campus. During their residences in Charlottesville, these artists and... Read»
The Spanish major declaration workshop for the Spring 2020 term will be held on Tuesday, February 4 at 5:00pm in NCH132. Students who want to declare a major should... Read»
SPAN 1010 and SPAN 2010 in J-Term 2020
The Department of Spanish, Italian, & Portuguese will be offering SPAN 1010 and SPAN 2010 in J-Term 2020. Courses will meet for... Read»
