Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature What classes do you teach here at UCLA? I teach classes on African Literature in Comparative Contexts, where we look at various literary traditions…
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Graduate Student Writing Retreat
Published: May 14, 2018On a cloudy spring Saturday, a handful of UCLA’s Comparative Literature graduate students participated in a getaway writing retreat. The event was hosted at the home of Jason Araujo, in an…
Read MoreHumanists@Work: May 2018 Berkeley
Published: May 9, 2018Top: Comparative Literature graduate student Helga Zambrano engaging in thoughtful dialogue during the conference cocktail hour. Bottom: Conference Participants dialoguing about their future career opportunities. REPORT: After four years of…
Read MoreGRM Winners: Stefanie Matabang, Shane Black, and Catherine Illingworth
Published: May 2, 2018Three graduate students in Comparative Literature have just been awarded prestigious Graduate Student Mentorships for the 2018-2019 school year at UCLA. Clockwise, from top left, they are: Catherine Illingworth, Shane…
Read MoreSTAR Awards: Helga Zambrano and Rebecca Lippman
Published: May 2, 2018Two of our graduate students, Helga Zambrano and Rebecca Lippman, were celebrated last week as members of the STAR award-winning staff for the UCLA’s Scholarship Resource Center. Over…
Read MoreCollège de France Visiting Appointment for Professor Zrinka Stahuljak
Published: May 1, 2018Comparative Literature’s Professor Zrinka Stahuljak has just been offered a Visiting Appointment at the Collège de France. Under the heading of “Les fixeurs au Moyen Âge,” the public events have been showcased…
Read MoreFrom Dante to the New Space Race
Published: April 20, 2018Catherine Illingworth, a doctoral student in UCLA’s Comparative Literature Department, recently gave a bold presentation to the Rotary Club of Los Angeles. Herself a scholar of Dante, Ms. Illingworth drew…
Read MoreGraduate Student Spotlight with Ben Ratskoff
Published: April 17, 2018What is your area of research? My research is really at the intersections of black studies and Jewish studies. I’m interested in interrogating the broad, historical relationship between anti-Semitism and…
Read MoreCongratulations to David MacFadyen, Distinguished Teaching Award Recipient
Published: April 13, 2018Professor and Chair David MacFadyen has been selected as one of six recipients for the 2018 Distinguished Teaching Award for Senate Faculty. The Academic Senate Committee on Teaching further recognized his contributions…
Read MoreInterview with Helga Zambrano
Published: March 16, 2018“I Have Been Able to Thrive…” In this video interview, Graduate Student Helga Zambrano, Doctoral Candidate & Teaching Fellow, answers questions such as: What made you apply to UCLA’s graduate school?…
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