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… in post-emancipation Jamaica, disasters, Black Europe, language politics, sports and the rise of the British … United Kingdom and the Anglophone Caribbean. She teaches courses that cover Caribbean history from contact to the …

… the audience to nation branding in Rwanda; using ‘Natural Language Processing’ to understand public opinion about the …

… Prizes of up to $1,000 will be awarded for the top English-language essays in three categories: Master’s-level long-form …

… affairs who spend a year or semester at Yale teaching courses and mentoring students. This year’s class includes … of the influential Group of Thirty. Cavallo will teach courses on international economics. Alexander Evans Alexander … Policy at the Library of Congress. Evans will teach courses on diplomacy and US foreign policy in South Asia. …

… seminars on a range of topics that mix area-specific courses on Vietnam and Southeast Asia with more theory-driven courses in anthropology, ethnography, and urban studies. …

… of the work one was doing. The student response to the courses I taught – especially the survey course on early …

… after graduation. How important would you say your language study at Yale was to your research? Without language study, my research would not have been possible. … It was certainly very important. I took advanced Chinese courses during my sophomore and junior year, which helped …

… of History at Occidental College, where she teaches courses on colonial Latin American history and classical … of 1649 (Stanford) and Mesoamerican Voices: Native-Language Writings from Colonial Mexico, Oaxaca, Yucatan, and …

… of Nazi Germany, Liana is also studying the German language and plans to take courses at a German university in either spring or summer of …

… and most unique experiences of being in the major was the language requirement. I took Yoruba – I’m not sure if … because again, I quite frankly had not known of Yoruba the language before I got to Yale, and certainly didn’t know how … whether it’s asking questions, whether it’s asking for new courses, or questioning the curriculum in some ways. I think …