Rosilie Hernández, Associate Professor of Hispanic and Italian Studies, to participate in the Newberry Library’s Cervantes and Shakespeare: A Transnational Conversation.
Recent Hispanic Linguistics PhD graduate, Jeanne Heil, accepted a tenure-line position at Eastern Mennonite University in Virginia. Heil successfully defended her dissertation, “Infinitivals At The End State: Evidence For The L2 Acquisition Of…
Rosie Hernández, Associate Professor of Hispanic and Italian Studies, has been honored with the 2016-2017 LAS Mid-Career Award. The Mid-Career award offers support to tenured Associate Professors in their efforts to produce important…
Luis López, Professor and Acting Head of Hispanic and Italian Studies, has received an Alexander von Humboldt fellowship. As a Humboldt Fellow, he will spend three months conducting linguistic research in Berlin, Germany at the…
The American Name Society has just selected Maryann Parada, Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Hispanic and Italian Studies, for its 2015 Emerging Scholar Award. The title of her submission was “Ethnolinguistic emblems…
Please join the Chicago Film Seminar on Wednesday, January 13th, at 6:30pm, for an exciting roundtable discussion, titled “Why Film History?: Discipline, Institution, and the Archive in Spanish Cinema Studies.” Roundtable participants, Professors Vicente Sánchez-Biosca…
Maryann Parada, ABD Hispanic and Italian Studies, is among a select few 2015 Chancellor’s Graduate Research Award recipients. The Chancellor’s Graduate Research Award supports multidisciplinary scholarship opportunities and exposure to varied research and creative fields for…
At the last general meeting of the American Association of Teachers of Italian at the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages Associate Clinical Professor of Italian Chiara Fabbian was presented with a certificate “in recognition of the time,…
Professor Kara Morgan-Short’s research on language acquisition was mentioned in a medicaldaily.com article “The Brains of Hyperpolyglots, People Who Speak 6 or More Languages, Function Differently than Ours.”
Two Hispanic Linguistics PhD students, Lucía Badiola and Daniel Vergara, are among the winners of this fall’s Provost Awards. The Graduate College’s longest-running support for research by graduate students at UIC is the Provost’s…