Join us for a lecture by Roland Clark on Friday, October 21st, at 4:00PM at the History Department Lounge (3703 Posvar Hall, Pittsburgh 15260).
Roland Clark has been in Romania for the last year and a half researching his dissertation entitled “The Legion of the Archangel Michael: Building a Fascist Community in Interwar Romania.” He has published several articles on the topic. His research interests span Cultural Studies; gender, ethnicity, race and religion; and
twentieth century Eastern Europe. For more information, please contact Roland at rdc17@pitt.edu.
Join us for an evening of learning and entertainment in the company of Romanian-born, NY-based internationally renowned playwright and performer Saviana Stanescu (www.saviana.com). This performative lecture traces the experiences of immigrants to America today and will immerse you in the universe of these often marginal latecomers. It will take place on April 8th from 5:30 PM until 7:00 PM in the Cathedral of Learning in room 324.
October 28 - November 19, 2010: To Act or Not to Act: Ethics in Romanian Cinema
Graduate student conference and film festival. Find more information about the event at: http://ethicsinromaniancinema.wordpress.com/
The conference will take place on October 28, between 2.00-5.00pm in Room 4130 WWPH (Posvar Hall). All screenings will take place on
Thursday and Friday evenings, starting with 7.00pm in Room 324, Cathedral of Learning. Admission to the conference and the film festival is free.
February 26-28, 2010: Graduate Organization for the Study of Europe and Central Asia Conference
A graduate student conference on Eastern European Studies at the University of Pittsburgh. Click here for the conference website.
February 5-6,
2010: Indiana University Romanian Studies
Conference
A
graduate student conference on Romanian studies held at Indiana University,
Bloomington. Email RomSO@indiana.edu for details.
December 4-6, 2009: Project Romania 2020: What We Can Do For
Romania in the
Next Decade
A conference for Romanian
students and professionals living in the U.S. held in Boston, MA. Click here for the conference
website.
December 2, 2009: Romania National Day Celebration
A celebration at Carnegie Mellon University from 6pm to 10pm in Porter Hall 100, CMU. Click here for a flyer.
November 6, 2009: Romanian
Folk Performances and Traditions
A pleasant evening with joyful
Romanian folk dances, great music and presentations on Romanian ethnic costumes and
unique rural festivals and customs. Organized
by the Pittsburgh Romanian Studies Group in collaboration with the Romanian
Student Association from CMU and the Office of Cross-Cultural Development
and Leadership (University of Pittsburgh). Click here for a flyer.
A
conference organized by the Graduate Organization for the Study of Europe and
Central Asia at the University of Pittsburgh. Click here for the
conference website.
February 27-28,
2009: Indiana University Romanian Studies
Conference
A
graduate student conference on Romanian studies held at Indiana University,
Bloomington. Click here
for conference details.
A celebration of the Romanian National Day by the Romanian Studies Group
at the University of Pittsburgh and The Romanian Student Association at
Carnegie Mellon University. Click here for a flyer. The
event benefits from the generous support of the Graduate Student Assembly at
Directed by Catalin Mitulescu (2006), 106 mins.
Click
here for details.
April 20, 2008:
Fifth Romanian Conference at
Columbia University.
Click here
for a conference program.
February
22-24, 2008: Generation Removed?
Assessing Nostalgia, Memory, and Legacy in
A
conference organized by the Graduate Organization for the Study of Europe and
Central Asia at the
October 18 -
November 2, 2007: Romanian Cinema on the Edge
A film festival sponsored by the University of Pittsburgh Arts & Sciences Deans Office, UCIS, REES, GPSA, Department of History, Film Studies Program, Graduate Program for Cultural Studies, Pittsburgh Romanian Studies Group, Romanian Cultural Institute New York, and the Romanian National Center for Cinema. Click here for the festival website.
February
23-25, 2007:
A
conference organized by the Graduate Organization for the Study of Europe and
Central Asia at the
June
25-28, 2007: 5th International Congress of Romanian Studies,
Click
here for the
conference website.
A conference sponsored by the University of
Pittsburgh Arts & Sciences Deans Office, UCIS, REES, the Departments of
History, Cultural Studies, Anthropology, and Political Science; and the English
Department at Carnegie Mellon University.
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