@UofSCDLLC professor Jorge Camacho knows what the protesters in #Cuba are fighting for. In 1989, he was one of them.
The Cuban scholar of #Spanish and Latin American literature shared his perspective with @WLTX. @UofSCNewsy
https://t.co/d5CxdDRmRJ
Anna's thank you letter to #UofSC Russian professor Dr. Kalb. 📩
"The interest that you show in the lives of your students is extremely impactful beyond the classroom. Thank you for being the best thesis director I could ask for, going above and beyond as my Russian advisor."
We want to hear from you! Who is a teacher you would like to thank at @UofSC?
Finish this form by Friday, April 16, and we will pass along the message. 📨
➡️https://t.co/AAPi62uv2l
Four of our wonderful PhD students have been awarded 2020-2021 SPARC grants! Congratulations to John "Spud" McCullough (@carpehorizon), Angelina Rubina, Samantha Martin (@samanthroling), and Lesley Smith and their advisors!
"As many as 🔟 million people travel to the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico City," says #UofSC Spanish & @UofSCDLLC professor @Rebeccacsjanzen.
Read more on why the Virgin of Guadalupe is more than a religious icon to Catholics in Mexico via @ConversationEDU. 👇
Calling @UofSC undergrads! Looking for another class to fill out your schedule? Here are some great courses the Linguistics Program is offering in Spring 2021:
👀 Wanna talk foreign affairs? Then join the @WalkerInstitute tomorrow for a virtual discussion with #UofSC alum Jimmy Story, current U.S. ambassador to Venezuela 🇻🇪.
The topic: US-Venezuela relations – how we got here and where we are going. Register 👉 https://t.co/1j5Jj2WFEJ
The finish line is near for #UofSC20 and we could not be more proud.
Graduating #Gamecocks, make plans to make the best of your virtual commencement. We've come up with a few ideas to get you started. 🎓 https://t.co/LYzc5cJNg5
La buena salud mental viene de una combinación de ejercicios mentales y físicos. ¡Bien hecho, @k_jannee!
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Good mental health comes from a combination of mental and physical exercise. Good job, Katelin!
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Please join us tomorrow for #UofSC Visiting Scholar Anatoly Liberman's final lecture!
"Beating a Willing Horse: The Origin of Our Idioms"
Friday, November 20 4:00-5:00 pm
Register here: https://t.co/ooIzEIeHkj
Be sure not to miss UofSC Visiting Scholar Dr. Anatoly Liberman's final colloquium of the semester this Friday, 11/20 from 4-5pm on the origin of idioms!
Hear ye, hear ye!
Join us for a lecture by world renowned scholar, Dr. Anatoly Liberman!
"What Happens in Shakespeare's Sonnets?"
Register here:
https://t.co/epVXf2YBzA
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