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"E Lasciaremi divertire" Inauguration of the Rosa Trillo-Clough Archive of Italian Futurism, December 5, 2003

Gioia Timpanelli on Storytelling, November 25, 2003

36th American Italian Historical Association, November 6-8, 2003

4th Italian Cultural Studies Conference November 7- 9, 2002

Global Diasporas & The United States Exile, Migration, Race, and Ethnicity November 7- 9, 2002

The Mr. and Mrs. John Whitney Payson Distinguished Lecture in Italian Studies
Nicholas Patruno, Bryn Mawr College
"Primo Levi: The Holocaust Survivor and his Poetry"
April 1, 2002

Italian/American Cultural Identities A Symposium October 22, 2001; October was officially proclaimed Italian Heritage month. Edward Villella, co-founding artistic director of the Miami City Ballet; Currently Dorothy F. Schmidt Artist-in-Residence at Florida Atlantic University; Rita Ciresi, winner of the Flannery O'Conner Award for Short Fiction for her book Mother Rocket(1993); Fred L. Gardaphe, professor and coordinator of Italian American Studies, State University of New York, Stony Brook; Christian K. Messenger, professor of American literature and cultural studies, University of Illinois Chicago.

* The Annual Connie De Marco Distinguished Lecture Series in Italian Studies has been an ongoing Italian program tradition since November 1993. The lecture series drew the following speakers:

Remo Ceserani, University of Bologna
Now that Europe is in the Making, How to Make the Europeans:The Italian Contribution

Theodore J. Cachey Jr., Notre Dame University, Latin vs. Italian: The Linguistic Crisis of the Italian Renaissance; Giuseppe Mazzotta, Yale University, Italian Literature and Exile (2000); Albert Russell Ascoli, The University of California at Berkeley Writing Reading from Dante to Tasso (1999); Pier Massimo Forni, The Johns Hopkins University The Function of the Plague in Boccaccio's ‘Decameron' (1998); Millicent Marcus, The University of Pennsylvania From ‘Bicycle Thief' to ‘Icicle Thief': Travels in Hyporeality (1997); Christopher Kleinhenz, The University of Wisconsin at Madison Text and Image in Dante's ‘Divine Comedy': The Visual Traditions of ‘Inferno' VII. (1996); Elissa Weaver, The University of Chicago Culture in the Convents of Renaissance Italy (1995); Robert F. Durling, The University of California at Santa Cruz Dante's ‘Inferno': Christ in Hell (1993).

Italian Cultural Heritage Month (October 2000) Mini-series of Italian and Italian American Film

A lecture co-sponsored by and in cooperation with the Program in Judaic Studies
(2000)
Guest: Giuseppe Mazzotta, Yale University
Topic: The Jews of the Italian Renaissance

Mini-Festival of Italian Films, in conjunction with the International Film Series; introductions by Prof. Millicent Marcus (1997)

Presenza/Assenza, a lecture and poetry reading by Giosè Rimanelli, poet, novelist and Professor Emeritus at SUNY Stonybrook (1997)

lecture, Vico's ‘New Science.' The Question of Method by Maurizio Godorecci, The University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa (1996)

classical guitar concert, An Evening with Roberto Porroni, in conjunction with the Department of Music and the Italian Consulate in Miami (1993)

 
 
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