Spring seems to be here!

Let the CLCL know if you need anything during this time of transition
as the building switches over to cooling mode!

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Forget who we are? Fair enough!

Director: Claire Frances

Concierges: Jack Doden, Andy Lewis, and Luke Whitaker 

Course Materials+ Reminder

Need videos and movies for your students held on reserve by the Main Library? The process has been streamlined so that links can be shared on your ICON site and students can stream at their convenience! The Main Library can also acquire almost any title that you might need, should digital versions not already be available. The process is somewhat new, but you can contact Andy Lewis in the CLCL to learn more about the process!

As the Semester Wraps Up...

... don't forget the CLCL facilities that can be of use. Instructors often use the CALL Lab (PH 17) to train students on technology that the CLCL has in our One Button Studio and All-In-One Studios in PH 120. With this technology, students can create podcasts and videos showcasing what they have learned over the semester. Students can also take advantage of our Peer Education Center, working with tutors to brush up before final exams.

Upcoming Events

Learn about Semillas: Elementary Spanish I, an OER textbook written by Giovanni Zimotti (Spanish & Portuguese), Rachel Klevar (Spanish & Portuguese), eden jones (OTLT), and Gabriela Olivares-Cuhat (University of Northern Iowa). This event requires registration. Follow this link for more information.

Wednesday, April 12 at 5:30 pm
"The Truth is Rarely Pure: Translating Dante,"
a part of the Ancient Exchanges speaker series, welcomes Mary Jo Bang to discuss about her translation of Dante's Inferno.

Thursday, April 13 at 10:00 am
"South Asian Studies Program Talk: Graphic Politics in Eastern India" 
is a talk by linguistic anthropologist Nishaant Choksi discussing the importance of script in regional movements for autonomy in South Asia.

Thursday, April 13 at 6:00 pm
"Paper Artisan Talk and Q&A"
is a discussion of the types of paper that artisans Masami Igarashi and Hideaki Taki make in their respective studios. They will also discuss their background in craft.

Saturday, April 15 at 11:00 am
"Crime & Punishment" will be shown for the University of Iowa Russian Film Festival.

Monday, April 17 at 5:30 pm
"WorldCanvass: An Evening with the Meitar Ensemble" 
will include both live musical performances and conversations with ensemble members. A reception precedes at 5:00 pm.

Saturday, April 22nd
"2023 International Roundtable on Chinese Applied Linguistics (K-16)" 
brings together scholars and teachers in the field to share their research and practices. Follow the link to see more information on topics and speakers.

Monday, April 24 at 3:30 pm
"What We Can Learn about Maroon Society in History, Theory and Praxis: The Case of Quilombismo" is a lecture focusing on how maroon societies can allow us to think about race and racism through an international lens.

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