Department of Spanish News
- Newspaper articles written by SPA 309 students for Qué pasaStudents from Dr. Gutiérrez’s SPA 309 class wrote compositions about the Hispanic community in Winston-Salem during the fall semester. Those compositions appeared as newspaper articles during the Christmas break in the local journal Qué pasa! Check them out here.
- SPA 280 Visit to SECCA
On Indigenous People’s Day (celebrated on the second Monday of October), Professor Ryan Goodman took students from SPA 280 on a trip to the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA). There, students engaged with Corpus, an exhibition of ceramics and fabric works by Peruvian American artist Kukuli Velarde. The tapestries and ceramic works in this […] - ¡Puedo Leer!
Wake Forest students had a great time teaching Spanish-speaking children at Mineral Springs Elementary how to read and write in Spanish as part of the new program ¡Puedo Leer! directed by Professor Lauren Miller. Such a fun group! - Dr. Gómez Cervantes talks with SPA 379
Sociology Professor Dr. Gómez Cervantes talks to SPA 379 students about Mexican immigration to the US from a diachronic perspective, and educates Spanish students on the terminology used to refer to undocumented immigrants and its connotations. - Tertulia is Back for Fall 2023!
Our first Tertulia of the semester was full of laughs! Join us for the next casual Spanish conversation hour on October 3rd at 3:30 PM in Smith’s Cafe in ZSR. ¡Todos son bienvenidos!
The Medical Spanish Series welcomed Dr. Raúl Necochea to Wake last week. Dr. Necochea is Associate Professor of Social Medicine at the UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine and specializes in the history of sexual and reproductive health in Latin America. He shared his expertise and knowledge with our Medical Spanish students in class and later in a campus-wide talk. Thank you, Dr. Necochea!
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