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Faculty and Graduate Student Seminars

The Faculty and Graduate Student Seminars of the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures are an interdisciplinary, interdepartmental series seeking to provide a collegial atmosphere in which scholars can present their recent work. Focusing on, but not limited to, Romance languages and literatures, the series seeks to build bridges of communication between disciplines and departments in the MU community, as well as to provide opportunities for outside scholars to share their work with scholars at MU.

Please check back for the Spring 2010 Series

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contacts

Jack Draper
Assistant Professor of Portuguese
129 Arts & Science Bldg.
573-884-5974
draperj@missouri.edu

Iván R. Reyna
Assistant Professor of Spanish
131 Arts and Science
573-882-4565
reynai@missouri.edu

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Romance Languages & Literatures
143 Arts & Science Bldg.
University of Missouri
Columbia, MO 65211 USA
tel. 573-882-4874
fax. 573-884-8171
general inquiries: romancelanguages@missouri.edu
graduate program: rlgrad@missouri.edu