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 …
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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 …
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Conference: European Artists in Postwar Exile
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 …
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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 …
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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 …
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The Princess Bride
Cypress & Grove 1001 NW 4th St, Gainesville, FL, United StatesReimagined 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 …
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UF JMCE Public Forum: The Ethics of AI, EU and US approaches to the rapidly expanding use of AI
Join the UF Jean Monnet Center of Excellence for a discussion on the ethical implications of the rise of AI. The forum seeks to bring together academics, practitioners, and the …
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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 …
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Viva Europe
Bo Diddley Plaza 111 E University Ave, Gainesville, FLViva Europe is a one-day festival that will promote awareness of the diversity of European cultures. Experience Europe right in your town with fun kids' activities, a puppet show, Irish …
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Prof. Thom Loyd (Augusta University), “Anti-Imperial Nostalgia, Africa, and the Russian Invasion of Ukraine”
Prof. Thom Loyd (Augusta University) will discuss the lasting influence of Soviet anti-imperialist ideology through Russian-African interactions after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Location: Keene-Flint Conference Room (005)
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Rachel Applebaum (Tufts University), “Hearts, Minds, and Tongues: The USSR and Linguistic Competition in the Global Cold War”
This talk argues language politics played an important role in the Global Cold War. In the aftermath of decolonization, Soviet officials viewed themselves as having been drawn into a new …
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Lunchtime Symposium: The Transatlantic Relationship: Marriage Counselling or Divorce Court?
Turlington 3310The Trump Administration’s actions are driving significant rifts in the transatlantic relationship. To some extent, these are echoes of long-standing differences, but the current administration’s approach is driven by a …
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Lunchtime Symposium – Buenos Dias, Genossen: Cuban-East German Transnational Relations
3310 TurlingtonDuring the Cold War, East Germany and Cuba nurtured an alliance on the basis of a shared ideological belief. This often overlooked relationship may be best illustrated by an unusual …
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Making IPAs Work: Real-World Lessons and Tips for K-16 Language Teachers
Jennifer Wooten (Director of Language Instruction, UF Department of Spanish and Portuguese Studies) will share strategies for designing and implementing Integrated Performance Assessments (IPAs) that that can be adapted to …