News and Events
Events
Jan. 27, 2013 4-6:00pm
MALLT Start of the Semester Party
Contact: Michelle Bulduc, mbolduc@uwm.edu
Feb. 6, 2013, MALLT Colloquia begin
See listing below
MALLT & Friends
Meet & Greet
Curtin 766, 4:00-5:00pm
Wednesday, Feb 26, 2013
Curtin 766, 3:30-5:00pm
Thursday, Mar 28, 2013
MALLT Colloquia,
Curtin 839, 3:30-5:00pm
Feb. 6 - May 1, 2013
Wednesday, February 6:
Yuliang Li (Edward), "The Translation of Confucian Canons—with Special Reference to the translation of Shijing (The Book of Poetry) and Sishu (The Four Books)"
Wei Zhao (Caroline), "Modern Reinterpretation of Traditional Chinese Translation Theories"
Wednesday, February 20:
Youngjeen Choe, Chung-Ang University and Fulbright fellow at NYU, "Rethinking Auteurism in the Korean Cinema of 1970s: The Case of Ha Kil-jong"
Wednesday, March 6:
María del Pilar Melgarejo, "Candelario Obeso and the multiplicity of selves, tracing the relations between race and poetry"
Thursday, April 11:
Joel Berkowitz, "Responses to the Holocaust in Yiddish drama"
Wednesday, May 1:
Graduate Students panel
Master of Arts in Language, Literature, and Translation (MALLT)
An interdisciplinary Master's degree combining the Graduate programs of four departments in the College of Letters and Science:
- Foreign Languages and Literature
- French, Italian, and Comparative Literature
- Linguistics
(for double concentrations, and joint MALLT/MLIS Coordinated Degree) - Spanish and Portuguese
(for Spanish Translation, double concentrations, and joint MALLT/MLIS Coordinated Degree) - Translation
And a joint degree program with the Master's in Library and Information Science in the School of Information Studies.
Featuring flexibility:
- Pursue advanced study in your chosen discipline
- Develop your research and analytical skills
- Expand your interests beyond national and linguistics borders
- Design your plan of study under the guidance of your major professor
- Combine courses from various disciplines to meet your professional goals
Designed to meet the needs of:
- Teachers, translators, and other professionals using world languages in their work
- Students continuing for a Ph.D. in languages, literatures, linguistics, or translation
Congratulations to Alaina Sylla, the UWM Graduate School's featured student in February 2012!
Read all about Alaina's accomplishments in the M.A. in Language, Literature, and Translation program (Spanish to English track).