To learn more about some of our larger upcoming and archived community events, as well as Spanish Program news and updates, make a selection from below.
Library Instruction in Spanish
Throughout the year here at Loyola Marymount University, librarians teach 50- to 75-minute instruction sessions for first-year students enrolled in rhetorical arts courses. Usually these sessions are in English, but recently, Instruction Design Librarian Darlene Aguilar accepted an invitation from Professor Mónica Cabrera (Modern Languages and Literatures) to conduct a session in Spanish for the first time. Darlene allowed us to observe her session. We sat down with Darlene afterwards to talk about her preparation, execution, and reflection of the first session she (and possibly the library) conducted in Spanish.
Translating Silence: Poetry as a Translation of Transcendence and a Response to the Current Times
Tuesday, October 1, 2024 5:00 PM
Simret Habte | Sociology Major and Spanish Minor
Simret Habte is a sociology major and Spanish minor and an inaugural recipient of the Obama-Chesky Scholarship for Public Service, which supports future leaders with a passion for building community and helping others.
Spanish Club Guest Speaker Maite Gomez-Rejon
The Language of Change: Jennifer Eich
How Jennifer Eich redefined scholarship in the Department of Modern Literatures and Languages over 28 years.
