In This Section Degree Program Diversity & Inclusion Meet Our Grad Students Grad Program News & Events How to Apply Funding Student Resources Student Groups & Graduate Conference Job Placements & Dissertations Grad Program News Learn about the scholarly activities and read some general good news from our grad students! Grad Student Sara Gardner receives Center for German & European Studies Travel Grant Award She will be presenting two papers in Europe this summer. SPPT Grad Students Kaylee Rasmussen & Perla Escobar-Faerber Receive COGS Grants The Council of Graduate Students (COGS) is the Recognized Student Governance Association (RSGA) at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities campus that represents, advocates… "Framing bilingual parenting as market advantage: the neoliberal discourses of ‘grassroots’ media" Sabrina Fluegel and Prof Kendall King in Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development "Se fue una parte de mi corazón con él" Olga Salazar Pozos, James Ramsburg, and Yoko Hama in Hispania SPPT Graduate Student Sabrina Fluegel Receives 2023 Nexus Community Partners Open Road Fund Grant The award was created as a community resource for Black folks "to create tangible pathways to liberation, prosperity, and healing on our own terms." SPPT Grad Student Jacob Dixon Receives PALCUS Scholarship The Duque de Bragança Scholarship is awarded annually to a single student across the nation. SPPT Grad Student Marie Mangold is Awarded an ACTFL Research Priorities Grant The grant will help fund her project "The impact of pronunciation on global constructs: The case of L2 Spanish." SPPT Grad Student James Ramsburg Receives UMN Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship The DDF gives the University's "most accomplished Ph.D. candidates an opportunity to devote full-time effort to an outstanding research project." Welcome New Grad Students The PhD program in Hispanic & Lusophone Literatures, Cultures, & Linguistics welcomes the incoming class of 2023! SPPT Grad Student James Ramsburg is Awarded the Doctoral Scholarship In Catalan Studies from the Institut Ramon Llull and the North American Catalan Society His research focuses on identifying and explaining dialectal variation of Majorcan Catalan, especially in the lexicon and morphosyntax. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page ›› Last page Last »
Grad Program News Learn about the scholarly activities and read some general good news from our grad students!
Grad Student Sara Gardner receives Center for German & European Studies Travel Grant Award She will be presenting two papers in Europe this summer.
SPPT Grad Students Kaylee Rasmussen & Perla Escobar-Faerber Receive COGS Grants The Council of Graduate Students (COGS) is the Recognized Student Governance Association (RSGA) at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities campus that represents, advocates…
"Framing bilingual parenting as market advantage: the neoliberal discourses of ‘grassroots’ media" Sabrina Fluegel and Prof Kendall King in Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development
"Se fue una parte de mi corazón con él" Olga Salazar Pozos, James Ramsburg, and Yoko Hama in Hispania
SPPT Graduate Student Sabrina Fluegel Receives 2023 Nexus Community Partners Open Road Fund Grant The award was created as a community resource for Black folks "to create tangible pathways to liberation, prosperity, and healing on our own terms."
SPPT Grad Student Jacob Dixon Receives PALCUS Scholarship The Duque de Bragança Scholarship is awarded annually to a single student across the nation.
SPPT Grad Student Marie Mangold is Awarded an ACTFL Research Priorities Grant The grant will help fund her project "The impact of pronunciation on global constructs: The case of L2 Spanish."
SPPT Grad Student James Ramsburg Receives UMN Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship The DDF gives the University's "most accomplished Ph.D. candidates an opportunity to devote full-time effort to an outstanding research project."
Welcome New Grad Students The PhD program in Hispanic & Lusophone Literatures, Cultures, & Linguistics welcomes the incoming class of 2023!
SPPT Grad Student James Ramsburg is Awarded the Doctoral Scholarship In Catalan Studies from the Institut Ramon Llull and the North American Catalan Society His research focuses on identifying and explaining dialectal variation of Majorcan Catalan, especially in the lexicon and morphosyntax.
