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Congratulations to our graduating seniors and PhDs!
Congratulations to Alba Lara Granero!
Congratulations to Ana Garriga Espino!
Congratulations to Giovanna Gobbi
Congratulations to Ali Browder!
Fall 2023/Spring 2024 Newsletter
Congratulations to David Parsard
Congratulations to Mateo Díaz-Choza
Julio Ortega Retirement Conference
The Department of Hispanic Studies paid homage to Julio Ortega during a two-day retirement event at Rochambeau.
Artistic Digital Exhibition Insurrectas
The Department of Hispanic Studies is pleased to present “Insurrectas,” an exhibition that collects the artistic outcome of the seminar “Insurrectas: Latinx and Latin American Women Writers and Artists” (Spring 2022). Participants: Michelle Alas Molina, Lena Cohen, Zina Dolan, Brianna Bridges, Sarah Packer, Tierra Peguero, Jenna Cooley, and Astrid McMahon.
Celebration of Life for Geoffrey Ribbans
Video of the memorial celebration of Geoffrey Ribbans
Congratulations to Flor Chiaramonte
The Department of Hispanic Studies congratulates Flor Chiaramonte for successfully defending her dissertation, "Presencias en el desierto, ausencias en la nación: la representación del indígena de frontera en la Argentina del siglo XIX", on July 14th, 2022.
Brown named University of the Year by Archiletras
The Department of Hispanic Studies is thrilled to announce that on July 14th Brown was named the inaugural University of the Year by the Spanish cultural project Archiletras for our department's "excelencia y su enfoque transatlántico e interdisciplinario de las literaturas y culturas de España y América Latina. Congratulations to our amazing faculty, students, and staff.
Congratulations to Tess Renker
The Department of Hispanic Studies congratulates Tess Renker, who successfully defended her dissertation, "Conflictive Voices: Authorship, Authority, and Peru's Internal Armed Conflict", on June 7th, 2022.
Congratulations to Mai Hunt
The Department of Hispanic Studies congratulates Mai Hunt, who successfully defended her dissertation, "Codes of Silences: Contemporary Family Narratives of the Colombian Armed Conflict", on April 22, 2022.
Exhibition: Creando un artefacto
The Department of Hispanic Studies is pleased to present “Creando un artefacto,” an artistic collective exhibition by Brown University Advanced Spanish Students (Fall 2021).
Congratulations to Micaela Camacho-Tenreiro & Benjamin Nelson
The Hispanic Studies Department at Brown University is delighted to announce that the pieces Sobre/vivir poemas desde el no querer (poetry) by Micaela Camacho-Tenreiro and La Malinche (short story) by Benjamin Nelson are the winners of the 2021 Borderlands Literary Prize on Latin American & Latinx Diversity. ¡Felicitaciones!*
Congratulations to Nicolás Campisi
We are delighted to share the news that Nicolás Campisi is one of this year's CLACS Dissertation Prize Winners. ¡Felicitaciones Nicolás!
Call for Artwork
An image is worth 1000 words and we want to see what you have to say! The Department of Hispanic Studies invites Brown and RISD undergraduate and graduate students to design a profile picture/avatar for our social media accounts on FB and IG.
Congratulations to Jordan Jones
Congratulations to Iris Montero
Visiting assistant professor Iris Montero has just been awarded honorable mention, from the Latin American Studies Association Colonial Section, for the "2021 Best Article in Colonial Latin American Studies by a Junior Scholar" for her article "The Disguise of the Hummingbird: On the Natural History of Huitzilopochtli in the Florentine Codex," Ethnohistory 67.3 (2020).
Congratulations to Laura Bass
Prof. Laura Bass and her colleague Tanya Tiffany (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee) have been awarded an NEH Scholarly Translation Grant for their project, "The Autobiography of a Seventeenth-Century Painter and Nun, Estefanía de la Encarnación". ¡Enhorabuena Laura y Tanya!
Congratulations to Nicolás Campisi
Hispanic Studies DUG Raises Funds for Local Non-Profit
The Providence Refugee Dream Center is a post resettlement refugee agency that greatly contributes to the enhancement of the cultural and community development in Rhode Island. During these unprecedented times when everyone is separated by the global pandemic, HS concentrators and DUG leaders, Ahjeetha Shankar and Samuel Orenstein, organized a global social media fundraiser to help this Center. They partnered up with a corporate organization that would match their fundraised amount by 200%. Consequently, they fundraised a grand total of $1,365 (surpassing the initial goal of $500.00)! Congratulations to Sam and Ahjeetha for such a fantastic initiative!
Congratulations to Michelle Clayton
Prof. Michelle Clayton was selected for 2020 for the Graduate School Faculty Awards for Advising and Mentoring. ¡Felicitaciones Michelle!
Congratulations to Mai Hunt
Congratulations to Ethel Barja
The Department of Hispanic Studies congratulates Ethel Barja on the launch of her new book Travesía invertebrada. Read more about her book, the book launch and a selection of her poems.
Ezio Neyra Named New Director of National Library in Lima
We're delighted to share the news that our former student Ezio Neyra, PhD 2013, has just been appointed director of the National Library in Lima.
Congratulations to Ian Russell
Congratulations to Luis Miguel Estrada Orozco
The Department of Hispanic Studies is delighted to announce that Luis Miguel Estrada Orozco has just been admitted into Mexico's Sistema Nacional de Creadores de Arte (SNCA).
Congratulations to Tess Clifton
Congratulations to Ian Russell
Congratulations to Nicolás Campisi
Congratulations to Michelle Clayton
Congratulations to Miguel Rosas Buendia
Berta García Faet, a 4th year doctoral candidate in the Department of Hispanic Studies, is the 2018 recipient of El Premio Nacional de Poesía Joven Miguel Hernández, one of Spain's most prestigious literary prizes, for her book Los salmos fosforitos. Given by the Ministry of Culture and Sports, the prize comes with an award of 20,000 euros.
Congratulations to Claudia Becerra
This past February, the JCB and Hispanic Studies community was saddened to hear of the passing of José "Pepe" Amor y Vázquez.
Congratulations to Felipe Martínez-Pinzón
Prof. Felipe Martínez-Pinzón was awarded the The Henry Merritt Wriston Fellowship.
Congratulations to Miguel Rosas
2017-18 Ruth & David Kossoff Prize Winner
Congratulations to Ian Russell
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