This Week in LANG 3/17/2025

Dear colleagues,
Thank you all for your patience during the Department Meeting with the long Chair report. I appreciate your presence at the meeting and your support.
Dates and Events this Week
March is Women’s History Month
Friday, March 21
- 2025 Faculty and Staff Achievement Recognition Reception at 4 p.m, Alumni Center
Looking Ahead Dates and Events Spring 2025
March 24
- Poetry Slam, 7-9pm, 100 Fretwell
March 31
- Registration for Summer and Fall begins
April 4-5
- Refresh Weekend, No classes
April 4
- Faculty-Led Program Development Workshop on April 4, from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. RSVP
April 8
- 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM Project Based Learning Summit, Applications through this link.
April 11
- Department Meeting, 2:30-4:00, virtual
April 15
- Witness in Residence: Ali Shaw presentation, 4 pm
May 1
- Reading Day, Department Meeting
May 10
- Commencement, 10 am, CHESS
Congratulations
Congratulations to Allison Stedman for presenting “Strategies for Teaching Honors Research Methods Including Outcomes” at Southeastern Association of Cultural Studies (SEACS), “Imagining and Forgetting: Binet, Crasset and the Man Who Had Gout” at the Society for Interdisciplinary 17th-century French Studies (SE17) and “The Mind-Body Connection in Seventeenth-Century France” at the New Perspectives on Early Modern France Symposium.
Information for Faculty and Staff
Key Legal and Policy Changes: What You Need to Know
Please see the Centralized Resource Page for information on key legal and policy changes.
Niner Gives in April
If you plan to give to UNC Charlotte in April during the Niner Gives Campaign, please consider designating your contribution to our department.
Resources
Please find here a list of resources for students, faculty and staff.
Upcoming Events
Poetry Slam
Yukiko Yokono, Susana Cisneros, Don Cross, Maria Mahaffey and Xiaohong Hu Mueller invite you to the 8th Multi-Language Poetry Slam. Please join us on March 24 at 7 pm in Fretwell 100.
Save the Date for Witness in Residence: Aly Shaw on April 15 at 4 p.m.
Faculty: Please remember to invite your theme course students to block time for this spring’s Anabel Aliaga-Buchenau Witness in Residence Initiative (and let them know we try to do it for them once per semester). This spring, the Initiative is collaborating with the Department of Global Studies, as well as the Dean’s Office. Shaw plans to share her experience of leading campaigns to address community environmental concerns and to help students understand the tools and databases available to them for their research.
Thank you for all you do.
All the best,
Anabel