Welcome to the Share Fair where this semester you will hear a series of 5-minute presentations from graduate students on language teaching topics and the digital literacy, such as:
FRIDAY, March 31, 2024
2:30–4:30 PM
GA 0001
(The College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Spanish and Portuguese)
Rhi Johnson is an Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese, specializing in Iberian cultural production across the 18th and 19th centuries. In addition to journal publications, Johnson is the editor and translator of Because I Want to See the Sea: Poems by Rosalía de Castro (with Valparaíso Ediciones in 2021), and is coeditor and translator of Tears and Flowers: A Poet of Migration in Old Key West,
slated for release in October of 2024 with the University of Florida Press. The current focus of their research links new materialisms and gender studies in the monograph Women and Water: Fluxes of the Feminine in the Nineteenth Century, under advanced contract with the University of Toronto Press. In the scholarship of teaching and learning, Johnson is a fellow of IU College of Arts and Sciences Career Connections, Digital Gardeners, and the Indiana University High School/College Bridge Project; they have presented at the Indiana and North Carolina Foreign Language Teachers Association Conferences, received grant funding at the University of North Carolina to develop L2 learning tools, and published on pedagogic strategy in the Boletin Martiano with the University of Tampa.
Chairs: Jane Gilbert and Jade Liu, FRIT
Ruby Zhang, SLS
Elke Defever, FRIT
Dee Degner, SoE
Jon Liechty
Mintian Guo
Scott Murray
Dr. Jeff Holdeman, SLAV
Dr. Xiaojing Kou, CeLT
Center for Language Technology;
East Asian Languages and Cultures;
French and Italian;
Institute for European Studies;
Literacy, Culture and Language Education, SoE;
Slavic and East European Studies;
Spanish and Portuguese;
South East Asian and ASEAN Studies;
Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures.
