February 5 (T)   STUDY ABROAD: ROUND TABLE OF
RETURNING STUDENTS FROM FRANCE

Maas Conference Room                   4:00 - 5 pm

March 13 (W)   SPEAKER EVENT:
The French Cultural Studies Colloquium presents
Dr. Viviane Ruellot, Western Michigan University
"See What You Say: Learning Pronunciation Using
Computer-Mediated Visual
Feedback"
           
MMC Auditorium 135          4:00 - 5:00 pm

April 1 (M)   SPEAKER EVENT:
Life After Hope
Anne Stevens ('04), Mondelez
International
"On Being a Global Mobility and Immigration Specialist"

MMC Auditorium 135     4:00 - 5 pm

April 12 (F)     12th Annual Celebration of Undergraduate Research & Creative Performance

    Devos Fieldhouse         2:30 - 5:30 pm

Ciné-Club Showing:
Welcome (2010) 109 min.

A 17-year-old Kurdish refugee, Bilal, has struggled his way through Europe in an attempt to reunite with his girlfriend, who has emigrated to England. When he is stopped in France, he decides to swim the English Channel to complete his journey. While training at a local swimming pool he meets Simon, a middle-aged swim instructor, who agrees to help Bilal, in order to regain the affection of his wife.

 

Ciné-Club Showing:
La Grande seduction (Seducing Dr. Lewis) (2005) 109 min.

St. Marie-La-Mauderne is a tiny fishing village. For eight years the locals have stood in line for weekly welfare checks, remembering the good old days when the catch was good. A small company wants to build a factory on the island, but only if a full-time doctor lives in St. Marie. The situation seems hopeless until a young doctor in Montreal has an unfortunate incident with a traffic cop and finds himself on a boat to the faraway village. In order to convince Dr. Lewis to stay, the town resorts to just a bit of seductive subterfuge.

April 10 (W) - Granberg/Library, 7pm
April 11 (R) - MMC 135, 6pm