| | WELCOME BACK!
We at the CLCL hope that you had a nice Spring Break and that the first week back was not bad!
Let us know if you need anything!
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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! | Podcasting Some faculty already use the CLCL to have their students create podcasts for class and it's a fun activity! If you have thought about doing one with your students, you can start by reading Creating a Language Learning Podcast by Ece Ulus and Heather McNaught of the University of Pittsburgh. Their article can serve as a quick how-to that might give you some ideas. If you have any interest, contact anyone in the CLCL (see above) for assistance! | | | | Russian Program Film Festival Who doesn't like a movie?! The Student Language Ambassador, through the University Russian Program, will be hosting a series of films showcasing Russian history and culture at the dates and times below in VAB E 125.
April 15th - Crime and Punishment at 11:00 am
April 29th - Brothers Karamazov at 11:00 am
| Through April 2nd
"Ukraine: War and Resistance" Photo Exhibit: Fulbright photographers, both Ukrainian and American, found at the epicenter of the beginnings of Russia's war against Ukraine. They managed to capture the tragic and heroic, devastating and hopeful moments of life in Ukraine. An exhibit of their photography will be in the CLCL (PH 120).
March 30 - April 1st
Frequências: Contemporary Afro-Brazilian Cinema & the Black Diaspora: This UI Obermann Humanities Symposium and International Programs Major Projects Award will feature filmmakers, translators, and film scholars from the Afro-Brazilian diaspora. See the Events Calendar on these dates for the specific events!
| | Thursday, April 6th at 5:45 pm
Refugee Simulation: This unique and interactive event will encourage people on and off campus to learn about the lived experiences of refugees. It is free and open to the public. You are asked to register to attend.
Friday, April 7th at 6:00 pm
Art & Write Night: This recurring event (on the first Friday of each month) welcomes guests into the Museum of Natural History to work on sketching or writing projects after hours. Artists can use this opportunity to work in a unique environment with other campus and community artists. | | | |
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