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Modern Languages and Literatures

The study of international languages and cultures has become increasingly essential in today's globally interdependent society. The study of modern languages helps facilitate cultural understanding and appreciation, as well as encourages a greater exchange of material and intellectual goods. 

Oswego's Department of Modern Languages and Literatures is one of the largest programs in the SUNY system. We promote engagement, belonging, inclusivity, and partnership through our course design, teaching practices, extracurricular activities, and study abroad experiences. Our diverse department offers a wide variety of languages as majors and minors. 

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Practice Your Language Skills in Our Friendly Department Foyer

The Department of Modern Languages and Literatures common areas welcome students to converse in the language of their choice with fellow students and people from all over the world, relax, work on homework, or read a book.

Student Spotlight

Ethan Woldenberg

Ethan Woldenberg had a remarkable semester in Mexico, taking classes with native Mexican students, significantly improving his Spanish skills, and gaining a new perspective on the country's beauty. 

Leilhana Abu-Sbaih

Leilhana Abu-Sbaih

Leilhana Abu-Sbaih presented a poster session at the Fall Scholarly and Creative Activities Poster Symposium. Her work stems from "The Caribbean in Colonial Times" course and explores Greco-Roman allusions.

Madison Bernhardt

Madi Bernhardt

Madi Bernhardt presented a conference paper at the Middle Atlantic Council of Latin American Studies (MACLAS) in March 2024, exploring themes of family dynamics and the diminishing quality of human interactions in society.

Faculty Spotlight

Dr. Georgina Whittingham

We are delighted to present Hugo Salcedo's "Los hijos de la Malinche," translated to English by Carolyn Malloy and Georgina Whittingham.

 

Dr. Gonzalo Aguiar Malosetti

As President of Middle Atlantic Council of Latin American Studies, Dr. Gonzalo Aguiar Malosetti helped organize the annual conference at Salisbury University, MD, in March 2023.

Dr. Roseli Rojo

Dr. Roseli Rojo contributed to Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas with her piece, "Havana on Steam Power: Literature, the Railroad, and the City in Nineteenth-Century Cuba."

Contact Us

245 Marano Campus Center
8 am - 4:30 pm

Phone: 315.312.2196
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