Lily Johnson Archives

Alt Text: A young woman with long, wet-look hair smiles while holding a certificate for the Jane Mitchell and Manolita Buck Scholarship. She is wearing a black blazer and a red tie. In front of her is a bouquet of flowers wrapped in white paper. The background shows a conference setting with people sitting at tables engaged in discussions. A smartphone with a floral case rests on the table next to her.
Jan 17, 2025
  • Lily Johnson

FLL Major Wins Prestigious Language Scholarship

We are excited to announce that for the second consecutive year (and fourth time in eight years!), one of our Foreign Language Education majors, Mikaela Trank, has been awarded the...

Flyer for SP25 Block 2 GLST 2000. Fashion Representations in Cultures! No course meetings! Humanities & Global Diversity Credit GLST 2000.601 CRN 35435 (Block 2) No course meetings All online materials Culture/Lit./Film Gender Focus Race & Identity English; no knowledge of other languages required. For more information contact Dr. Marylaura Papalas at papalasm@ecu.edu
Nov 22, 2024
  • Lily Johnson

Fashion Representations in Cultures (GLST 2000)

Fashion Representations in Cultures! No course meetings! Humanities & Global Diversity Credit GLST 2000.601 CRN 35435 (Block 2) No course meetings All online materials Culture/Lit./Film Gender Focus Race & Identity...

SPAN 4030: Discursive Analysis in Hispanic Studies Instructor: Paul Fallon TTh 9:30-10:45 CRN 35526 Resistencia y supervivencia en las zonas fronterizas/ ResistAnce and survival in the Borderlands Una multitud de narrativas públicas proyectan prejucios, preocupaciones y peligros sobre las zonas fronterizas, interferiendo con e interpelando a los que viven allí, los que negocian su vida entre culturas. Este curso examinará una variedad de textos (corridos, cuentos, y cine) para analizar la construcción discursiva de gente fronteriza como amenazas (bandidos, narcotraficantes y huelguistas) y de la zona misma como un sitio de caos, explotación y violencia (feminicidios, maquiladoras e invasiones migratorias) y considerar unas alternativas imaginadas allí. ¿Preguntas? Contacten a Paul Fallon fallonp@ecu.edu
Nov 19, 2024
  • Lily Johnson

Discursive Analysis in Hispanic Studies: SPAN 4030

SPAN 4030: Discursive Analysis in Hispanic Studies Instructor: Paul Fallon TTh 9:30-10:45 CRN 35526 Resistencia y supervivencia en las zonas fronterizas/ ResistAnce and survival in the Borderlands Una multitud de...

Dr. Levi-Altstaedter with 2024 Art Expo Students
Nov 14, 2024
  • Lily Johnson

2024 Summer in Buenos Aires Creative Art Workshop Art Exhibition

Dr. Laura Levi-Altstaedter and students from the Buenos Aires Study Abroad program hosted an inspiring art exhibition, showcasing pieces created during the 2024 Summer Creative Art Workshop in Buenos Aires....

Mikaela Trank with her FLANC scholarship award.
Nov 11, 2024
  • Lily Johnson

FLL Major receives Association of North Carolina’s Jane Mitchell and Manolita Buck Honorary Scholarship

One of our Foreign Language Education majors, Mikaela Trank, has been awarded the Foreign Language Association of North Carolina’s Jane Mitchell and Manolita Buck Honorary Scholarship. When asked about her...

Oct 22, 2024
  • Lily Johnson

Weds., Oct. 30 4-5 p.m.; Emerging Voices: David Ramos Lecture

The Emerging Voices Series by Foreign Languages and Literatures presents Davis Ramos from Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo. Ramos' lecture, "Global Visibilities: Between Representation and Experience in Mexico,...

Oct 22, 2024
  • Lily Johnson

Tues., Oct. 29 2-3:30 p.m.; Emerging Voices: David Ramos Workshop

The Emerging Voices Series by Foreign Languages and Literatures presents Davis Ramos from Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo. Ramos' lecture, "Global Visibilities: Between Representation and Experience in Mexico,...

Course flyer for spring 2025 SPAN 6020; SPAN 6020.601 Online synchronous W 6:00-9:00 CRN 35504 Contemporary Issues of the Hispanic World: Eco-Fictions from Latin American Women Writers This course examines environmental problems (global warming, industrial farming practices, extractionism, toxic wastes, etc.) as cultural problems resulting from the nexus of the technoscientific world view and globalized neoliberal capitalism. In it, we will analyze Latin American climate and ecological fictions by contemporary women authors from an ecocritical, ecofeminist perspective. These are some of the writers whose work will be studied: Mariana Enríquez, Argentina Liliana Colanzi, Bolivia Rita Indiana, Dominican Republic Carmen Naranjo, Costa Rica Solange Rodriguez Pappe, Ecuador Iliana Vargas, Mexico Fernanda Trías, Uruguay Samanta Schweblin, Argentina Valeri Correa Fiz, Argentina/España Dr. Dale Knickerbocker Professor of Hispanic Studies Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures East Carolina University For more information: knickerbockerd@ecu.edu
Oct 21, 2024
  • Lily Johnson

Contemporary Issues of the Hispanic World: Eco-Fictions from Latin American Women Writers (SPAN 6020)

SPAN 6020.601 Online synchronous W 6:00-9:00 CRN 35504 Contemporary Issues of the Hispanic World: Eco-Fictions from Latin American Women Writers This course examines environmental problems (global warming, industrial farming practices,...

2024 Summer in Buenos Aires Creative Art Workshop Banner
Oct 11, 2024
  • Lily Johnson

2024 Summer in Buenos Aires Creative Art Workshop

Yasmin Morales Rodriguez   Title: Amar Garpa   About me: My name is Yasmin Morales Rodriguez, and I am a current Junior here at ECU. I am majoring in chemistry with a...

Oct 08, 2024
  • Lily Johnson

French 1 (FREN 1001)

French I Prof. Larkin Murphy FREN 1001.001 CRN 85455, 85460, 85464 MWF at 10, 11, or 1 Recommended early in college career for BA students and potential French majors and...