Sunday, September 16, 2012

Reminder: Patricia Isasa will be on campus this week



September 19 @ 4PM - Christie Theatre (this talk is open to the general public)


September 21 @ 2PM - 1965 Room in the Studio Union (this is a seminar for Spanish students)

Prior to her visit to UW-Green Bay, Ms. Isasa will be at the White House to discuss the closing of the WHINSEC (School of the Americas).

http://wn.com/Close_the_School_of_the_Americas!!#/videos

REUNION LUNES 17 con Denis McDonough, - Deputy National Security Advisor to President Obama.
Objetivo: Pedir el Cierre de la Escuela de las Americas SOA (WINSEC)
Popuesto por un grupo de 69 Congresistas de USA, impulsado por diferentes Org. sociales;Iglesias de diferentes credos; y Sindicatos.
Modo de peticionar: Las Organizaciones les solicitan a los congresistas. El Congrsista John McGovern hizo una carta acordada por los 69 que la acompanian con la firma.
En esa carta -que adjunto- se solicita el objetivo -cierre de SOA- los motivos, la historia, y un peq. analisis de las consecuencias positivas.
Aqui la foto del Congrsista McGovern que me recibio en Octubre del 2006
La Casa Blanca por primera vez recibe sobrevivintes.
Delegacion: 3 Sobrevivientes
Diana ORTIZ -USA- (Monja secuestrada y torturada dos dias en Guatemala)
Adriana PORTILLO-Guatemala- (su familia fue atacada, padre asesinado, y 3 hermanos desaparecidos de 9;10 y18 anios)
Patricia ISASA -Argentina- (3 meses desaparecida y 2 anios y medio en 3 campos de concentracion)
9 Representantes de Organizaciones sociales y de Iglesias progresistas -Previsteriana, Universal, etc.-que reclaman el cierre de la Escuela de las Amercicas.Padre Catolico Roy Bourgeois entre ellos.Fundador de SOAWatch, que da soporte a la convocatoria.
Aqui una foto de Denis McDonough sentado -camisa azul- entre de Hilary Clinton, y el Jefe militar , durante la operacion Bin Laden.
El Lunes 17 cerca del mediodia voy a entrar a la Casa Blanca.
La lucha que se pierde es la que se abandona!!!
Estamos citados a las 10 AM en el Congreso- luego nos vendran a buscar para entrar en la Casa Blanca, alli nos reuniremos.
Por primera vez unos sobreviviente se entrevistan con una autoridad de tanta importancia en la toma de desiciones que afectan al vida nacional e internacional.
Sera un honor entrar con la frente alta -a pesar de los horrores vividos- llena de vida -que trataron de quitarme- a que escuchen el pedido de cerrar una escuela de asesinos, conspiradores y golpedores de estado que tanto danio han hecho.
30 MIL COMPANIEROS DETENIDOS DESAPARECIDOS, PRESENTE!
Patricia Isasa


Change in tutoring hours at the lab (Studio Arts 355)

Hello again everyone!


I just wanted to send out an update on my lab hours because I've decided to add a couple more starting this week. Here is my schedule:


Monday 8am - 12:30pm

Tuesday 11:15am - 12:15pm

Wednesday 8am - 12:30pm

Thursday 11am - 12:30pm & 2pm - 4pm

 

REMEMBER: The language lab is located in SA 355 and I am available to all students during any of these hours. There is no need to make an appointment prior, it's first come, first serve. Please feel free to come in with any Spanish questions you might have.


Nos vemos,

Ana

UW-Green Bay's Dinner Lecture Series

The Gastronomic Revolution of Peru

To register on-line, please go to: http://www.uwgb.edu/outreach/andes/

Program Information

Dr. Gabriel T. Saxton-Ruiz will discuss the gastronomic revolution that has swept Peru in the last decade and how this boom reflects a sense of shared optimism for a country that had recently undergone years of political turmoil. He will also touch upon the importance of Peruvian cuisine as an expression of the cultural diversity of this Andean nation. Visiting Scholar-in-Residence Dr. Alex Godoy-Faúndez will share some insight on sustainable food production practices in his native Chile.

Thursday evening, October 11, 2012
Gathering/Cash Bar: 6:00-6:30 p.m.
Dinner and presentation 6:30-8:00 p.m.

$24 per person

Location:
UW-Green Bay: University Union Phoenix Rooms
 
For more information:
800-621-2313 , 920-465-2775 (locally)

Featured Co-Presenters

Gabriel T. Saxton-RuizGabriel T. Saxton-Ruiz, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor of Humanistic Studies and Spanish

Professor Saxton-Ruiz began teaching at UWGB in 2009. His research interests lie primarily in Latin American Literature, specifically in 20th and 21st Century Narrative. His first book which explores the complex relationship of literature and the recent violent history of Peru will be published in the beginning of 2013. He teaches a wide array of Spanish and Latin American literature, culture and language courses. In addition, he is a strong proponent of study abroad programs and currently leads a summer travel course to Alicante, Spain. He has lived a large part of his life all over the world, including both Central and South America, Africa and Europe (Iceland, Belgium and his high school years in Madrid, Spain). Professor Saxton-Ruiz has also worked in government (including positions at two American embassies), in international consulting at the Foreign Policy Group in Washington, DC, in international business at US Airways, and in experiential learning and study abroad programs at American University. His other interests include music (a sample playlist will most likely include the Beatles, Interpol, Os Mutantes, Pavement, Beulah, Teenage Fanclub and Al Green), film (especially works by the Coen brothers and Francisco Lombardi), cooking (Peruvian and Spanish cuisine), soccer and traveling to other countries to experience new cultures.

Alex GodoyAlex Godoy, Scholar in Residence

Associate Professor and Research Fellow in the Research Center for Sustainability, Faculty of Ecology and Natural Resources at Universidad Andres Bello.



Menu

Grilled Beef Antichuchos Skewers – Peruvian Beef Kebabs
Corvina a La Chorillana - Peruvian Fish in Spicy Tomato Sauce
Papa a la Huancaina – Peruvian Potatoes
Peruvian Corn Cobs
Dessert Alfajores – Caramel Cookies

© Copyright 2012 - UW-Green Bay Outreach & Adult Access
For more information, contact Mona Christensen at christem@uwgb.edu

Oct. 20 Talk by Jorge Zeballos: Cosmic Race, Rainbow People and Other Myths

 
El 20 de Octubre se realiza a las 17:00 en el Phoenix Room la Lecture Presentation por Jorge Zeballos:

Cosmic Race, Rainbow People and Other Myths:

As the Latino population has become the largest population of color in the country, there is increased scrutiny into how it defines itself racially. This is evident by the number of articles published in the national media and a recent study by the Lewis Mumford Center for Comparative Urban and Regional Research. How do they see themselves? As white? As indigenous? As black? As mixed? These questions are explored at the Ally Conference as Jorge Zeballos, an experienced diversity consultant, speaks about the racial identity of Latinas and Latinos by examining the historical and contemporary forces that shape that identity. After setting the historical context, participants are led through an honest dialogue on the impact of this issue on the struggle for social justice in this country and in Latin America.


Spanish in the Professions - Fall 2012

We are offereing Spanish in the Professions again this Fall. The class starts on Saturday, Sept. 29. Here is the website for program and registration info! 

 
 

You Will Receive:

  • Personal attention from experienced Spanish instructors.
  • Guided study with easy access to instructors.
  • Highly interactive online text with listening and recording functionality.
  • A pace that suits your schedule, anytime, anywhere!
  • Optional face to face language practice, if desired.
  • Non-credit, Undergraduate and Graduate credit offered.
  • Work toward a Spanish Language Proficiency Certificate!

Face to face conversation tables on the UW-Green Bay campus or Video/Audio chat are available on the following dates and times:

  • September 29 - Face to Face OR Video/audio chat for the first class meeting and orientation
  • Face to face meetings OR Video/audio chat: October13, November 3 and 17, December 8
    • Saturdays, 8:30 – 11:30 a.m.
    • UW-Green Bay Campus – Mary Ann Cofrin Hall Rooms 223 & 225
    • Video/Audio Chat office hours: same dates as above from 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. CST.
If you are representing an organization or company ( i.e. hospital, clinic, call center, county office etc. in the Green Bay area) and would like customized on-site language practice at your place of business, please contact us for more information. christem@uwgb.edu or (800-621-2313 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting FREE 800-621-2313 end_of_the_skype_highlighting).

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Spanish Club!!!

Hola a todos,


I hope everyone had a great summer and you are all getting acclimated back into school.
 

We are going to have our first Spanish Club meeting next week Tuesday, September 11th at 7:00pm in MAC-206. 
 
If you know someone who is not in Spanish Club, but would like to be, please bring them to the meeting. Everyone is welcome!


Hasta martes,



Kelly
 
yachkc01@uwgb.edu

Study Abroad Info Session for Spanish students


For those of you interested in participating in a study abroad program for Spanish credit (and that should be every Spanish student @ UWGB...!!), please consider attending a special info session this week.  The Spanish faculty and staff from the Office of International Education will be available to answer any questions you might have regarding our different study abroad offerings including our J-term travel course to Mendoza, Argentina (4 weeks); our UWGB in Alicante, Spain summer travel course (5 weeks) and our semester/year-long programs in Spain and Mexico.


When: September 13
Time: 3:30pm
Where: University Union 103