While it may seem odd that my PhD focused on Restoration Ecology is tightly linked to my bachelor’s degree in Ancient Greek and Roman Studies, I feel the skills and knowledge gained at UD proved critical to my success as a graduate student. Aside from learning to think and communicate clearly and effectively, I gained knowledge on a variety of other topics during my training in Classics that are still quite relevant to my research today.

–Michael Curran (BAFLL Ancient Greek and Roman Studies 2008)

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Exile and the Creative Writer in Latin America
A public lecture by Cynthia Schmidt-Cruz, Associate Professor of Spanish

Posted on September 14, 2015

September 23, 2015 12:20-1:10, 123 Memorial Hall, University of Delaware

Free and open to the public, Center for Global and Area Studies Fall 2015 Lecture Series

Dr. Schmidt-Cruz is Associate Professor of Spanish, Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures & Latin American and Iberian Studies.

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Exile and the Creative Writer in Latin AmericaA public lecture by Cynthia Schmidt-Cruz, Associate Professor of Spanish

Exile and the Creative Writer in Latin America
A public lecture by Cynthia Schmidt-Cruz, Associate Professor of Spanish