Tanzania Study Abroad Informational Meeting Wed, Jan 23 2019, 3:30pm Room 153 Joe Brown Hall If you are interested in 2019 Study Abroad in Tanzania, please drop-in and meet Dr. Whitney on Wednesday, January 23 in room 153 Joe Brown Hall from 3:30 pm to 6:30 pm. She will be there to answer any questions and provide you with information regarding the Interdisciplinary and Service Learning Programs for Maymester Study Abroad Tanzania. The programs are open to all majors and class levels. Both programs include field experience in Ngorongoro Crater and the Serengeti, as well as an optional extension to Mount Kilimanjaro. For more information, please visit StudyAway.uga.edu and search Tanzania or email Dr. Whitney at tanzania@uga.edu. Read more about Tanzania Study Abroad Informational Meeting
Graduate Teaching Assistants Receive Teaching Award At the end of the fall semester, the Department of Comparative Literature presented Chuan-Haur Liu and Irina Kruchininia with a Certificate of Excellence Award for their outstanding dedication to teaching and helping the department to fulfill its mission by providing students with instruction of the highest quality. Read more about Graduate Teaching Assistants Receive Teaching Award
Study Comparative Literature Read more about Study Comparative Literature Go global. Connect continents with world literature, cinema, and cultural studies.
Study Abroad Read more about Study Abroad Use your new language and cultural abilities to take advantage of programs and internships in Japan, South Korea, Vietnam and Tanzania.
Study Asian Languages and Literatures Read more about Study Asian Languages and Literatures Major in Asian Languages and Literatures: Chinese, Japanese or Korean. Where do you want to go in the world?
Intercultural Studies Read more about Intercultural Studies Intercultural Studies for a Global Age: Principles, Methodology, Practice
Yuki Sasaki Caldwell Instructor of Japanese Language Yuki Sasaki Caldwell received her M.Ed. in Foreign Language Education from the University of Georgia. Her teaching and research interests include foreign language acquisition and historical linguistics, and she instructs multiple levels of Japanese language. Research Research Interests: Foreign language acquisition, historical linguistics Read more about Yuki Sasaki Caldwell
Thomas Cerbu Associate Professor Selected Publications Selected Publications: Leone Allacci: Life and Letters 3 vols. (Studi e Testi, Vatican Library) forthcoming. “Conversion, learning, and professional choices: the case of Heinrich Julius Blume” In Die Praktiken der Gelehrsamkeit in der Frühen Neuzeit, eds. H. Zedelmaier and M. Mulsow (Tübingen, Max Niemeyer, 2001) 179-220 “Melchior Inchofer, «un homme fin & rusé»” In Largo campo di filosofare. Eurosymposium Galileo 2001, eds. J. Montesinos and C. Solís (La Orotava, Fundacíon Canaria Orotava de Historia de la Ciencia, 2001) 587-611 “Cardano consults Alciati, or the physician seeks a cure” In Bruniana & Campanelliana VII/2 (2001 [2002]) 501-515 Read more about Thomas Cerbu
