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Join us as FRIT faculty and grad students "slam" their research projects. They will have five minutes to present a research project in fun and engaging terms. Join us in a fun, low-stress environment to see what folks are up to in their research.

Participants:

• Lina Insana, “Translating Lampedusa and the Ethics of Polylingualism"
• Chloe Hogg, "Material Matters in Early Modern France"
• Jonathan Devine, "Animating All the World's Memory: Alain Resnais's Archive in Motion"
• Chiara Montera, "Employing a Genre-Based Approach to Teach Written Presentational Communication in Italian as a Foreign Language"
• Kaliane Ung, "From Wounded Writings to The Birds and the Bees" 
• David Pettersen, “Why Do Questions of Film Genre Matter for Minority Cinemas?” 
• Caitlin Dahl,"Voulez-vous coucher avec moi?: Queering Galanterie"
• Alberto Iozzia, "Last Time the World Ended: An Intro to the Introduction to My Book Project"
• Maxime Bey-Rozet, "Cycles of Death and Rebirth in 21st Century French Horror Cinema"

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Feb. 12 from 3-4:30 p.m.