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Worlds of Words Fall 2020

NEW PLACES, NEW LIVES

Wednesday Oct 21 | 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

What is it like to live in another country, culture, and language as an American? Learn about the challenges and opportunities from three of our American professors who have lived abroad in Germany, Jordan and Italy. Professors Nicholas Albanese, Samuel Ross and Jeffrey Todd will present.

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2800 S. University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

NEW PLACES, NEW LIVES
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Murielle Wright/TCU Modern Language Studies

Email: m.wright@tcu.edu

Phone: 8172577355

Worlds of Words Fall 2020

INTERCULTURAL ICONS: HIP HOP AROUND THE WORLD

Wednesday Nov 11 | 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

A quintessentially American phenomenon, Hip Hop has been embraced by minority populations around the globe to give voice to shared struggles, emotions, and resistance. Come hear how Hip Hop has traveled the world. Professor Frederick W. Gooding Jr., German minor/Communications Major T.J. Brock, Professor Marie Schein and Professor Nicholas Albanese will present.

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2800 S. University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

INTERCULTURAL ICONS: HIP HOP AROUND THE WORLD
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Murielle Wright/TCU Modern Language Studies

Email: m.wright@tcu.edu

Phone: 8172577355

Center For Languages and Cultures-Students Voices [2]-From Vietnam to Texas

“When the Peanut Breaks its Shell” A personal Journey from Vietnam to Texas

Thursday Oct 22 | 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

This Thursday at 7PM, Rose Hoang, iFellow, Finance major and Geography minor, will give the second CLC’s Students Voices Series talk

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Virtual-Attend or sign up online

Virtual-Attend or sign up online
2800 S. University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

“When the Peanut Breaks its Shell” A personal Journey from Vietnam to Texas
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Murielle Wright/Modern Language Studies

Email: m.wright@tcu.edu

Phone: 817-257-7355

Addran department of Modern Language Studies

Flavor Several Languages

Tuesday Jan 28 | 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Are you interested in a non-English language but aren’t sure where to start? Come our way on Tuesday night, January 28th. Faculty members and students from across the Department of Modern Language Studies will each teach 10 minutes of basic Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, and Japanese in a low-stress, fun environment. Join us for an energetic activity that is the equivalent of yoga for the brain. Some light refreshments will be served.

For more information, contact Dr. Muriel Cormican, Chair of MOLA, muriel.cormican@tcu.edu

AddRan College of Liberal Arts

AddRan College of Liberal Arts

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

Flavor Several Languages
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Muriel Cormican

Email: muriel.cormican@tcu.edu

Phone: 817-257-7355

Arabic Games & Conversations

Arabic Games & Conversations

Friday Nov 15 - Dec 6 | 2:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Join Arabic students and Prof. Najia Alameddin for Arabic Games & Conversations from 2:00 pm – 4:00pm in Scharbauer Hall 3003

Scharbauer Hall

Scharbauer Hall
2855 Main Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

Arabic Games & Conversations
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Murielle Wright

Email: m.wright@tcu.edu

Phone: 8172577355

Arabic Games & Conversations

Arabic Games & Conversations

Friday Nov 8 | 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Join Arabic classes for games and conversations – every Friday from 2:00 – 4:00PM -SCHAR 3003

Scharbauer Hall

Scharbauer Hall
2855 Main Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

Arabic Games & Conversations
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Murielle Wright

Email: m.wright@tcu.edu

Phone: 8172577355

Learn another language, know the world 1021

Lear Another Language, Know the World! Open House

Monday Oct 21 | 3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

Open House from Department of Modern Language Studies. Come and learn about the innovative language, culture and literature courses we offer in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese!
Find out what languages can do for you!
SCHARBAUER HALL 3004

Scharbauer Hall

Scharbauer Hall
2855 Main Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

Lear Another Language, Know the World! Open House
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Murielle Wright/TCU Modern Language Studies

Email: m.wright@tcu.edu

Phone: 8172577355

Liedtke Lecture

“Everywhere and Nowhere: Heine’s Monuments” A lecture on the Politics of Cultural Memory

Thursday Apr 11 | 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

A Lecture on the Politics of Cultural Memory (in English) Presented by Christian Liedtke, Head Archivist, Heinrich-Heine-Institut, Dusseldorf, Germany – SCHAR 3004

Scharbauer Hall

Scharbauer Hall
2855 Main Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

“Everywhere and Nowhere: Heine’s Monuments” A lecture on the Politics of Cultural Memory
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Dr. Jeffrey Todd

Email: j.todd@tcu.edu

Phone: 817-257-6362

Caramel

Center for Languages and Cultures Presents Arabic Cultural Event

Monday Mar 25 | 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Caramel – Lebanese film

Scharbauer Hall

Scharbauer Hall
2855 Main Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

Center for Languages and Cultures Presents Arabic Cultural Event
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Najia Alameddin

Email: najia.alameddin@tcu.edu

Phone: 817-257-7355

Lessons from the 2011 Tsunami

Center for Cultures and Languages Presents – Lessons from the 2011 Tsunami

Wednesday Mar 27 | 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Lecture on Natural disaster prevention and management – Mr. Kiyoshi Murakami

Scharbauer Hall

Scharbauer Hall
2855 Main Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76129

About The Department of Modern Language Studies

Center for Cultures and Languages Presents – Lessons from the 2011 Tsunami
The Department of Modern Language Studies teaches Chinese, French, German, Italian and Japanese as well as the cultures and literatures of the countries where these languages are spoken. Studying a language involves not only communication, but also understanding cultures, connecting with other disciplines, learning to compare linguistic and cultural traditions, and appreciating the role of language in our global community.  

Questions about this event?

Miwako Ichikawa

Email: m.ichikawa@tcu.edu

Phone: 817-257-7355