“Three months after college ended, I woke up yet again far from home. This time, China captivated my present. Following graduation, I decided to really learn this tricky language called Mandarin and committed to a year teaching English in Shanghai. What a formative year it turned out to be, full of long nights spent studying and early days trying to convince five-year-olds that I, a foreigner, had something interesting to say.”

—Courtney Olsen (BAFLL Three Languages 2012)

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Medieval Diaspora: Discussing Homelands, Frontiers, and Centers of Power

Posted on September 14, 2015

Wednesday, November 18, 2015 12:20 – 1:10 pm 123 Memorial Hall

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

A lecture by Cristina Guardiola, Associate Professor of Spanish, Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures & Latin American and Iberian Studies faculty.

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