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  • FLAS Info Session

    Join the Center for European Studies to learn about the Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowships for summer 2022 and AY 22-23. These fellowships are funded by the US

  • Spies and Counterspies in East German Comics

    European Studies Because… Speaker Series - Drawing on the Past: Superheroes, Comics, & Propaganda Michael Scholz, Uppsala University click here to register Presenting spy comics from East Germany, the talk

  • Representing the Past Through Comics Language

    European Studies Because… Speaker Series - Drawing on the Past: Superheroes, Comics, & Propaganda Representing the Past Through Comics Language: A Historical-Sociological Analysis Barbara Gruning, University of Bicocca click here

  • CES Study Abroad Info Session

    2305 Turlington Hall

    Join the Center for European Studies to learn more about UF in Brussels and UF in Prague! Both programs offer students the opportunity to explore the rich culture, history, and

  • Return to the Motherland

    A Soviet Woman's Journey from Nazi Germany to Stalin's Gulag Seth Bernstein, History, UF Moderator, Sheryl Kroen, History, UF click here to register Nazi Germany took millions of people from

  • How to Steal a Million

    Join the UF Center for European Studies for the film series, “Cinema on Tap” at Cypress & Grove. We are featuring the William Wyler classic, How to Steal a Million,

  • From Populism to Fascism

    LECTURE BY FEDERICO FINCHELSTEIN, New School SMATHERS LIBRARY, ROOM 100 About the speaker: Federico Finchelstein is a world-renowned historian, political analyst and frequent contributor to major national and international media such, The Washington

  • Run Lola Run

    Join the UF Center for European Studies for the film series, “Cinema on Tap” at The Hippodrome Theatre. We are featuring the award winning film, Run Lola Run, starring Franke

  • The Italian Job (1969)

    Join the UF Center for European Studies for the film series, “Cinema on Tap” at Cypress & Grove. We are featuring the original, The Italian Job, from 1969 starring Michael

  • CES Funding Info Session

    Join the Center for European Studies to learn about faculty and graduate student funding opportunities! CES will discuss: Faculty and Graduate Course Development Awards Faculty and Graduate FLAC Awards Faculty

  • What the War in Ukraine Means

    Join the UF Center for European Studies and Department of Political Science for a timely discussion of the current crisis in Ukraine. This virtual panel will feature experts from CES

  • Women in Business Around the World

    A Series of Lightning Talks register at bit.ly/GlobalBusinessLightningTalk Women on Boards: Status, Questions, and Recent Advances in the European Union Adoración Perez Troya, Universidad de Alcalá Being a Multiplier Yara

  • Declassified Documents

    and Digital Humanities: A Work in Progress Timothy Sayle, University of Toronto Dauer 215 Join Tim Sayle for an informal discussion of the connections between digital humanities, scholarly research, and

  • Pax Atlantica

    NATO's Enduring Alliance Timothy Sayle, University of Toronto Pugh Hall Ocora Throughout NATO's long history the alliance has faced repeated crises and continuous predictions that it would soon collapse. Although

  • Ukraine and the Crisis of European Security

    Panelists: Stephen Hanson, William & Mary; Olha Onuch, The University of Manchester; Serhiy Kudelia, Baylor University; Jelena Subotic, Georgia State University Moderator: Michael Bernhard, UF Political Science Click here to register This

  • Dreams in Orbit

    Children's Letters to Gagarin, Glenn, & Tereshkova Roshanna Sylvester, University of Colorado Boulder Norman Hall 2014 How did children and youth in the early space age respond to the dawn

  • Poekhali!

    Gender and Cosmic Dreaming in Young People's Letters to Early Cosmonauts Roshanna Sylvester, University of Colorado Boulder Keene-Flint 005 How did young people in the Soviet Union understand and experience

  • The Influence of Social Media on Tourism

    CES Lunchtime Symposium Katarzyna Emin, graduate student, UF Tourism, Hospitality, & Event Management 3310 Turlington Over the past decade the social media has gained a momentum and has been widely

  • Viva Europe

    Depot Park Gainesville, FL

    VIVA EUROPE! is a one-day festival that will promote awareness of European cultures, including food, music, dance, art, & languages. Food, music, dance, and fun--for free. Experience Europe right in your

  • Still the Age of Populism?

    A Reset Conferenc The electoral defeat of Donald Trump and his removal as President of the U.S., as well as the weakening of support for several other populist governments and

  • Amelie

    Cypress & Grove 1001 NW 4th St, Gainesville, FL, United States

    Join the UF Center for European Studies for the film series, “Cinema on Tap” at Cypress & Grove. We are featuring, Amelie, from 2001 starring Audrey Tautou and Mathieu Kassovitz

  • GMF Trilogue Competition Info Session

    3310 Turlington Hall

    Join the Center for European Studies to hear about a unique opportunity to learn about the legislative process in the EU, simulate the deliberation process between the legislative institutions, and

  • Rapping the German-Turkish Experience

    The Representation of Immigrant Integration in Germany in Rapper Eko Fresh's Music Armin Langer, DAAD Visiting Assistant Professor at CES Turlington 3310 CES Lunchtime Symposium Ekrem Bora, better known by

  • Fall 2022 Study Abroad Fair

    Reitz Union North Lawn

    Join the Center for European Studies at the Fall 2022 Study Abroad Fair hosted by the UF International Center on Tuesday, October 4! CES will be there to talk with

  • Forward Momentum During Global Shocks I

    A Series of Business Lightning Talks Register at https://bit.ly/GlobalBusinessLightningTalks The first of three panels in the Forward Momentum During Global Shocks: A Series of Business Lightning Talks will discuss businesses and climate

  • Viva Europe

    Depot Park Gainesville, FL

    Join the Center for European Studies to celebrate European culture with free kids' activities. Make Monet water lilies, popsicle soldiers, alpine hats, windmills, and more! Depot Park pavilions

  • Le Samouraï

    A Taste of European Genres Film Series Harn Museum of Art Join the Center for European Studies and the University Film Society for the opening in A Taste of European

  • The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

    A Taste of European Genres Film Series Cypress & Grove Brewery, indoors Join the Center for European Studies and the University Film Society for A Taste of European Genres Film

  • To Create the City from Below

    The Role of Civic Initiatives in Post-socialist Urban Transformation, the Case of Prague Václav Orcígr, Charles University, Prague and Fulbright Fellow at George Mason University Anderson 21Urban growth and political

  • European Scary Stories

    Join the Center for European Studies for readings of European Scary Stories. Hear about King Popiel of Poland, "The Noon Witch" from the Czech Republic, "Mad Mehmed" from Turkey, and

  • The Young Girls of Rochefort

    A Taste of Europe Genres Film Series Boxcar, 201 SE Depot Ave Join the Center for European Studies and the University Film Society for The Young Girls of Rochefort as

  • Suspiria

    Thomas Center 302 NE 6th Ave., Gainesville, FL, United States

    A Taste of European Genres film series Thomas Center, 302 NE 6th Ave Join the UF Center for European Studies and the University Film Society for the last film in

  • CES Career Speaker Series – Sara Leming

    L007 Turlington Hall

    Join the Center for European Studies for our Career Speaker Series with Sara Leming, Research Analyst, Bertelsmann Foundation. Sara will talk about her academic and career path,  and current work

  • International Internship Student Panel

    In this session students will share about their experiences with in person and virtual internships abroad. Hear about the resources they used to identify the program that was right for

  • A Shot in the Dark

    The Swinging 60s film series Reitz Union Auditorium Join the UF Center for European Studies and the University Film Society for The Swinging 60s Film Series with A Shot in

  • CES-GMF Trilogue Info Session

    3310 Turlington Hall

    The Center for European Studies hosting a simulation of an EU trilogue negotiation to deliberate legislation on sustainable and urban mobility. The trilogue is supported by the German Marshall Fund

  • The Executioner

    The Swinging 60s Film Series Reitz Union Auditorium Join the UF Center for European Studies and the University Film Society for the Swinging 60s Film Series with El Verdugo (The

  • Independence in Europe

    Secessionist Party Rhetoric and the EU in a Post-Brexit United Kingdom Sarah Snowmann, Ph.D. Candidate, Political Science Turlington 331In the wake of Brexit, how has the framing of the EU

  • A Hard Day’s Night

    The Swinging 60s Film Series Cypress & Grove Brewery, 1001 NW 4th St Join the UF Center for European Studies and the University Film Society for The Swinging 60s Film

  • Introduction to Slavic Mythology

    Slavic Myths Speaker Series Michał Łuczyński, Philologist, Linguist, and Teacher Register here Who is Baba Yaga, Perun, or Wodnik? These beings and characters are found in Slavic myths and stories. Join the Center for

  • CES Study Abroad Info Session

    2305 Turlington Hall

    Join the Center for European Studies to learn more about UF in Brussels and UF in Prague! Both programs offer students the opportunity to explore the rich culture, history, and

  • Black Widow

    Cypress & Grove 1001 NW 4th St, Gainesville, FL, United States

    When the West Looks East: Hollywood Films on Eastern Europe Film Series Join CES and the University Film Society for the first film in the When the West Looks East

  • Who is Baba Yaga?

    Where Does She Appear in Oral Tradition? Slavic Myths Speaker Series Andreas Johns, Ph.D. click here to register Who is Baba Yaga? Or should we ask who are Baba Yagas?

  • Reds

    Hippodrome 25 SE 2nd Pl, Gainesville

    When the West Looks East: Hollywood Films on Eastern Europe Film Series Join CES and the University Film Society for When the West Looks East film series. Reds (1981) starring

  • CES-GMF Student Travel Competition Info Session

    3310 Turlington Hall

    The Center for European Studies hosting a simulation of an EU trilogue negotiation to deliberate legislation on sustainable and urban mobility. The trilogue is supported by the German Marshall Fund

  • Challenges to Democracy in Europe

    Panelists: Amel Ahmed, University of Massachusetts; Jeffrey Kopstein, University of California, Irvine; Lucan Way, University of Toronto Pugh Hall Ocora The past two decades have highlighted that democratization is not

  • ECB at 25

    "Whatever it Takes: the ECB @ 25" Conference Dauer 215 In the 25 years since the ECB was established, the institution has faced multiple crises, expanded from 11 to 20

  • What is Next?

    UF Jean Monnet Center of Excellence "EU in the News" Public Forum The Transatlantic Community in the Aftermath of Russia's Aggression Luke Coffey, Hudson Institute and Zachary Selden, University of

  • Ethical Sourcing

    Sustainability at its Origin - A Series of Business Lightning Talks Register at bit.ly/BusinessLightningTalk Individuals taking small steps towards combating climate change in our everyday lives can make big impact

  • Fueling the War in Ukraine

    Emily Holland, United States Naval War College & Margarita Balmaceda, Seton Hall University Wednesday, March 1st, noon Register here Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 was one of the most

  • Fantastic Beings of Folk Beliefs

    Slavic Myths Speaker Series Witold Vargas, Author, Artist, Teacher register here Who are the fantastic beings of Polish folk beliefs? How were they brought to life? Is there an environment

  • Everything is Illuminated

    Hippodrome 25 SE 2nd Pl, Gainesville

    When the West Looks East: Hollywood Films on Eastern Europe film series Join CES and the University Film Society for the When West Looks East film series. Everything is Illuminated

  • Exile as a Crossroads

    From Concentration Camps to Vampires Enrique Munoz-Mantas, Ph.D. Candidate, Spanish & Portuguese Studies Moderator: Luis Alvarez-Castro, Spanish & Portuguese Studies click here to register In this talk, Ph.D. candidate Enrique

  • Alimentary Imperialism

    Turlington 3310

    CES Lunchtime Symposium Tastes & Texts of British India Meghna Sapui, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of English This talk explores how representations of foodways and gastro narratives in nineteenth-century Indian Anglophone

  • Viva Europe

    Bo Diddley Plaza 111 E University Ave, Gainesville, FL

    VIVA EUROPE! is a one-day festival that will promote awareness of European cultures, including food, music, dance, & art –for free. Experience Europe right in your town. Make European crafts. Eat

  • The Spy Who Came in From the Cold

    When the West Looks East: Hollywood Films on Eastern Europe Film Series Join CES and the University Film Society for the final film in the When the West Looks East

  • Goethean Con Artists

    The German Novel as a Beautiful Deception in Thomas Mann's The Confessions of Felix Krull Jacqueline Schnieber, Ph.D., Department of English As part of the dissertation "The Modernist (Con) Artist:

  • Summer RTA: Berlin

    CES Lunchtime Symposium Summer Research Tutorials Abroad (RTA): Berlin Azza Kamal, Program in Sustainability & the Built Environment; Hayes Duggan, undergraduate student in Sustainability & the Built Environment; William Olson,

  • The Many Faces of Democracy Fall Workshop

    Reitz Union 655 Reitz Union Ave, Gainesville, FL, United States

    Join the University of Florida National Resource Centers (NRCs) and the University of Texas at Austin Hemispheres NRCs virtually or in-person for current research presentations on The Many Faces of

  • Teaching Television

    CES Lunchtime Symposium Teaching Television in a European Studies Context Mandy Moore, PhD Candidate, Department of English Turlington 3310 Teaching television always creates a particular set of pedagogical challenges, including

  • A Global Perspective on Emerging Technologies I

    A Series of Business Lightning Talks Panelists: Alex Gaio, Alan Dennis, and Aaron Elkins Register at https://bit.ly/GlobalEmergingTechLightningTalk The first of three panels in the A Global Perspective on Emerging Technologies:

  • Role of Fjords

    CES Lunchtime Symposium The Role of Fjords in the Carbon Cycle: Implications for Global Climate Emily Watts, PhD Candidate, Department of Geological Science Turlington 3310 Carbon is abundant in our

  • An American Werewolf in London

    Reitz Union 655 Reitz Union Ave, Gainesville, FL, United States

    Join the University Film Society and CES for a classic horror schlock movie set in London.

  • A Global Perspective on Emerging Technologies II

    A Series of Lightning Talk Panelists: Vijay Mahajan, Lauren Rhue, and Rodimiro Rodrigo Register at https://bit.ly/GlobalEmergingTechLightningTalk2 Join us for the second panel in the A Global Perspective on Emerging Technologies: A

  • Persepolis

    Gainesville Fine Arts Association Gallery Fine Arts Association Gallery 1314 S Main, Gainesville, FL, United States

    Migration in Film Series Persepolis (2007) is a biographical novel turned into an animated film about Marjane Satrapi and her life as she experienced a tense political climate in Iran

  • Paris Noir

    Turlington 3310

    African Americans in Paris Kevi Donat and past course students Join students from previous African Americans in Paris courses and Kevi Donat, who is one of the presenters of the

  • Black Seine, White Masks

    The Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center 837 SE 7th Ave, Gainesville, FL, United States

    Less Commonly Taught Europe Speaker Series Kévi Donat, Le Paris Noir Paris used to be the capital of a massive colonial Empire. That legacy shows in its architecture, its culture,

  • CES Career Speaker Series – Peace Corps

    3310 Turlington Hall

    Join the Center for European Studies as we host Danielle Arnwine for lunch and conversation with students on careers in the Peace Corps. Danielle is the UF Peace Corps Recruiter,

  • Gender Equality Careers

    Less Commonly Taught Europe Thematic Series Professional Pathways Lunch and Learn Holly Dustin, Cultural Transformation Projects Lead, House of Commons, UK Parliament Janet Veitch, Independent Equalities Consultant Do you want

  • International Internship Student Panel

    In this session students will share about their experiences with in person and virtual internships abroad. Hear about the resources they used to identify the program that was right for

  • Russian Plebiscitarian Regime

    Grinter Room 404 1523 Union Rd

    in Times of Peace and War Greg Yudin, Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences Presented by the UF Center for Latin American Studies and the UF Center for European

  • Savoring Europe in Six Flavors

    Public Enrichment Course Focused on European Culinary Culture. Beginning January 2024 Join CES for a series of classes about distinct flavors of European cuisine. Each class includes a presentation of

    $10
  • Tale of Tales

    Hippodrome 25 SE 2nd Pl, Gainesville

    Join CES and the University Film Society for the first film in the Reimagined Fairytales Film Series. Tale of Tales (2015) is based on the fairytales of Giambattista Basile. The

  • The Greening of Greenland

    Connecting Vegetation, Nutrients, Landscape, and Streams: An African's Experience Conducting Research in the Arctic Izuchukwu Ezukanma, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Biology The Arctic is warming at a rate 3-4 times

  • Savoring Europe in Six Flavors

    Public Enrichment Course Focused on European Culinary Culture. Beginning January 2024 Join CES for a series of classes about distinct flavors of European cuisine. Each class includes a presentation of

  • Donkey Skin

    Reitz Union 655 Reitz Union Ave, Gainesville, FL, United States

    Reimagined European Fairytales Film Series Join CES and the University Film Society for the the Reimagined European Fairytales Film Series. Donkey Skin (1970) is a Catherine Dneuve musical where a

    Free
  • Weaponizing the Past

    Anderson Hall, Room 216

    Department of Political Science, Research Seminar in Politics, Author Meets Critics: Weaponizing the Past: Collective Memory and Jews, Poles, and Communists in Twenty-First Century Poland Speaker: Kate Korycki, Western University

  • Savoring Europe in Six Flavors

    Public Enrichment Course Focused on European Culinary Culture. Beginning January 2024 Join CES for a series of classes about distinct flavors of European cuisine. Each class includes a presentation of

  • Democratic Backsliding and Resistances

    Smathers Library East, Rm 100

    72nd Annual Conference Democratic Backsliding & Resistances in Latin America & Beyond Panels on: LGTBQ+ Gender Rights & Democracy Populist Challenges to Democracy Democracy in Crisis Global Perspectives Keynote by

  • The Citizen

    Hippodrome 25 SE 2nd Pl, Gainesville

    Join the UF Center for Arts, Migration, & Entrepreneurship for the Migration in Film Series presentation of The Citizen (2017). The Citizen, an award-winning drama, explores complex issues of modern

    Free
  • Savoring Europe in Six Flavors

    Public Enrichment Course Focused on European Culinary Culture. Beginning January 2024 Join CES for a series of classes about distinct flavors of European cuisine. Each class includes a presentation of

  • The World in Film

    My Rembetika Blues How can music embody and reveal cultural identities and histories of migration and nationalism? Mary Zournazi, filmmaker Christin Zurbach, University of California, Berkeley register at https://tinyurl.com/DERrembetika The

  • Guest Artist Recital: Joseph Bognar, Piano

    March 8–9, 2024 the Center for European Studies is hosting a multidisciplinary conference, “European Artists in Postwar Exile.” There are scholarly presentations and in addition to a session on “performing

  • Savoring Europe in Six Flavors

    Public Enrichment Course Focused on European Culinary Culture. Beginning January 2024 Join CES for a series of classes about distinct flavors of European cuisine. Each class includes a presentation of

  • The Princess Bride

    Cypress & Grove 1001 NW 4th St, Gainesville, FL, United States

    Reimagined European Fairytales Film Series Join CES and the University Film Society for the last film in the Reimagined European Fairytales Film Series. The Princess Bride (1987) is a classic

    Free