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WELCOME TO RLL!

The study of a Romance language opens doors around the world. It expands the outlook and interests of the educated citizen, and cultivates a spirit of tolerance and understanding. 

The Department of Romance Languages and Literatures (RLL) currently teaches courses in French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish.

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WHY SUPPORT RLL!

Each year RLL hosts and sponsors are variety of events that highlight the diversity and complexity of the Romance language-speaking world. From film series featuring Francophone women filmmakers to Latino/a culture programs to lectures that tackle urban issues, RLL is committed to supporting activities that expand cultural understanding and global connectedness.

In addition we are committed to supporting outstanding students through scholarships, awards, internship stipends, and prizes. Without this financial assistance many of our students would not be able to participate in study abroad programs, domestic and international internships, research abroad or pursue volunteering opportunities.

However, RLL’s ability to continue supporting students and globally-focused events depends on your donations.  

Even a donation of $100 can make a big difference in the number of students we can assist and events we can support.

Please consider giving to us today!

 

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2010 Departmental Award for Contributions to the Undergraduate Initiative

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MULTIMEDIA

30th Hayward Keniston Lecture

The 30th Hayward Keniston Lecture, “The Different Characteristics of Italian Thought,” was presented by Prof Roberto Esposito on Thursday March 29, 2012 in the Great Lakes Room, Palmer Commons, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. audio | video