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Learn about Study Abroad

Learn more about your education abroad options?

Drop-in advising from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm in NCH 421 with Liz Wellbeloved, Education Abroad Advisor for Spain, Portugal, Latin America, and the Caribbean.

Thurs. Feb. 3; Thurs. Feb 17; Thurs. Feb. 24; Thurs. Mar. 3; Thurs. Mar. 17

Adriana Greci Green (Fralin Museum of Art), “Indigenous Arts at the University of Virginia”

Please join us on April 6 from 11-12 pm in Wilson 117 for a talk by Adriana Greci Green (Fralin Museum of Art), “Indigenous Arts at the University of Virginia”. This talk is drawn from professor Greci Green's curatorial work and will engage specialists and interested members of the public who are curious about critical museum studies, public humanities, and Indigenous arts. This is the final talk in the Spring 2022 brownbag series sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Doctoral Fellowship in Indigenous Studies.

Heidi Nicholls (PhD candidate, Sociology), “Social constructions of whiteness vis-a-vis indigeneity in Hawai'i”

Please join us on March 23 from 1-2 pm in Wilson 117 for a talk by Heidi Nicholls (PhD candidate, Sociology): “Social constructions of whiteness vis-a-vis indigeneity in Hawai'i”. This talk is drawn from Nicholl's dissertation research and will engage specialists and interested members of the public who are curious about racial ideologies, settler colonialism, and Indigenous life in Hawai'i.

Dusty Gill (Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate Dakota) and Dave Edmunds: Seasons of Indigenous Storytelling

Please join us on March 16, 11-12 pm, in Wilson 117, for a talk by Dave Edmunds (Global Studies) and Dustina Gill (Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate Dakota), title forthcoming. The talk will engage specialists and interested members of the public curious about public humanities, community-engaged research, and Dakota storytelling, ecology, and cultures of knowledge. This is the second brownbag talk in the Spring 2022 series, sponsored by the Interdisciplinary Doctoral Fellowship in Indigenous Studies.

Worthy Martin (Computer Science & IATH), "Digitizing the Archaeology of Chacoian Sites" (New Mexico)

Please join us on February 23, 11-12 pm, in Wilson 117, for a talk by Worthy Martin (Computer Science and Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities): “Digitizing the Archaeology of Chacoian Sites”. The talk will engage specialists and interested members of the public curious about Indigenous communities in the US-Mexico borderlands, material cultures, and digital humanities.

World Language Lecture Series

Please join us on Tuesday, March 22, in the Language Commons (2nd floor, NCH) for a series of flash talks by students in the beginning-intermediate level Spanish program. The series is designed to highlight the work of early language learners and to provide a supportive intellectual community for language acquisition. Please contact Jennifer Barlow (jeb2bt@virginia.edu) with questions.

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Graduation

May 18, 2024

The Graduation Ceremony for the Department of Spanish, Italian & Portuguese will follow the Lawn Ceremony on Saturday, May 18 at 1:30 p.m. The ceremony will be in the ... Read»

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March 31, 2024

If you’re an undergraduate in the College of Arts and Sciences and plan to conduct research in the summer of 2024, the College Council, the governing body for undergraduate students in the College... Read»

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