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Hanami Festival and Students
Hanami Festival

The Japanese Language Program hosted a Hanami Celebration for anyone interested in Japanese language or culture on Friday, March 29. Hanami is a long standing Japanese tradition of welcoming spring, also known as the "cherry blossom viewing festival." Participants were invited to taste Japanese food, play games such as kendama, practice origami and calligraphy, listen to traditional music of Japan and more! Students in the Japanese language…

Becky Sexton
Comparative Literature Graduate Teaching Assistant Presents at Active and Experiential Approaches to Language Instruction

Becky Sexton presented at the Modern Language Educators' Share Fair 2019 Program on Thursday, March 21. The event was hosted by the Center for Teaching and Learning and the Department of Romance Languages. Ms. Sexton's presentation was titled "Vocabulary/Grammar Acquisition through Drawing." She demonstrated her practice of using drawing activities with small groups of students in her Japanese language classes. These activities engage and…

Sabnam Ghosh, Meltem Safak, and Kihoon Kim 2019 Outstanding Teaching Award Winners
2019 Outstanding Teaching Award

The Comparative Literature Department would like to congratulate Sabnam Ghosh, Kihoon Kim and Meltem Safak for receiving the University's Outstanding Teaching Award for 2019. The award was established to honor the top ten percent of teaching assistants and laboratory assistants who have excelled in the performance of their teaching responsibilities. The Comparative Literature Department is proud to have them as members of our teaching community.

Hindi 1001 offered in fall 2019.
Hindi 1001 Offered Fall 2019

The Comparative Literature Department will offer Hindi 1001 in fall 2019 with Mr. Satish Kumar. For more information contact Mr. Kumar at anahata.sk@uga.edu.

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Congratulations to Lianna Arcelay!

Please join us in celebrating the achievement of UGA undergraduate student Lianna Arcelay for the following publication in The Classic Journal: “Tocar el sepulcro: Comprender el impacto psicológico de pérdida en ‘Nocturno III.’” You can read the article here.  This February, Lianna Arcelay’s review “Tocar el sepulcro: Comprender el impacto psicológico de pérdida en ‘Nocturno III’”…
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