The University of Guelph is home to Canada´s only Latin American and Caribbean Master´s (LACS) Program that incorporates the social sciences and the arts. On June 3-4, 2017, the LACS program and the University of Guelph will host the annual conference of the Canadian Association of Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
The title of the new book is: Georges Hérelle: archéologue de l'inversion sexuelle "fin de siècle"
Georges Hérelle is an important figure in the history of homosexuality in France
How two of Latin America's greatest writers dramatized Nicaraguan nationhood before, during, and after the Sandinista Revolution.
By the beaches of Luanda, the Russians are building a grand mausoleum to honour the remains of the Comrade President. Granmas are whispering: houses, they say, will be dexploded, and everyone will have to leave. Can the children of Luanda steal the Russians' dynamite, decipher Comrade Gudafterov's letter, and save their homes? With the help of his friends Charlita and Pi (whom everyone calls 3.14), as well as assistance from Dr.
Read the article published in "At Guelph"
Program features interdisciplinary approach to learning
As a Parliamentary Guide, you can hone your speaking abilities, perfect your second official language and form special friendships with people from coast to coast.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over Canada and around the world are guided through the historic corridors of the Parliament Buildings.
We are proud of the more than 20 years of guiding tradition:
The School of Languages and Literatures is happy to announce that Professor Margot Irvine has been selected for the COA Teaching Award 2013/2014.
Congratulations to Professor Stephen Henighan, who has just published his new "mini-book" "A Green Reef: The Impact of Climate Change" (Linda Leith Publishing, 2013; 50pp.). It is "a philosophical meditation on the impact of climate change."
Read more about "A Green Reef" here
After the laudable examples of Stephanie Nutting, Dorothy Odartey-Wellington, and Clive Thomson. Two more SoLaL members are participating in the UoG's Leave for Change program. Giving up their vacation time to help make a difference this summer are faculty members Frédérique Arroyas, who will spend three weeks in Burkina Faso to help organize an agricultural conference, and Denise Mohan, who will be working in Guatemala for three weeks.
Please read Denise Mohan's blog about her experiences in Guatemala here: