Notables
Masahiro Hara, associate professor of Japanese, presented a poster titled “Evidence for L2 Syntactic Gap Processing” at the Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America 3, at the University of Connecticut, Storrs, Sept. 4. The paper will appear in the online conference proceedings.
Sana Camara, associate professor of French, published a second book on Senegalese-Wolof poetry titled “Serin Muusaa Ka: Melokaani Royteef,” which translates in English to “Serigne Moussa Ka: The Characterisitics of a Role Model.” The book was published by Editions Papyrus Afriques in Dakar, Senegal.
Helen Pham, a sophomore business and finance double major from Ballwin, Mo., was featured in a full-page story with photo in this month’s issue of Forum Magazine, a written publication of Phi Kappa Phi. Pham received a study abroad grant from Phi Kappa Phi last summer which she used to spend five weeks in China learning the language and traveling.
Sana Camara, associate professor of French, published a second book on Senegalese-Wolof poetry titled “Serin Muusaa Ka: Melokaani Royteef,” which translates in English to “Serigne Moussa Ka: The Characterisitics of a Role Model.” The book was published by Editions Papyrus Afriques in Dakar, Senegal.
Helen Pham, a sophomore business and finance double major from Ballwin, Mo., was featured in a full-page story with photo in this month’s issue of Forum Magazine, a written publication of Phi Kappa Phi. Pham received a study abroad grant from Phi Kappa Phi last summer which she used to spend five weeks in China learning the language and traveling.
