The Graduate Student Manual
The Romance Languages Department is strongly committed to the success of our Graduate Students during the time of their studies at the University of Oregon. We offer several kinds of support both for their intellectual advancement and for their teaching development. A compilation of all these resources is available in PDF format.
NOTE: This website is the definitive source for information on RL programs and policies; the PDF version is not updated as frequently and is only for convenience.
Graduate STUDENT Resources
Graduate TEACHING Resources
Graduate WEB Resources
Graduate STUDENT Resources |
PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS: Masters of Arts in French/Italian/Spanish/Romance Languages Doctor of Philosophy in Romance Languages |
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Graduate TEACHING Resources |
GTF CONTRACTUAL GUIDELINES: RL GTF Teaching Responsibilities GDRS (General Duties and Responsibilities Statement) GTF Work Environment Policies Special Issues for Lectures + Discussion Classes GTF Teaching Assignments (Summer/Discussion) |
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Graduate WEB Resources (Useful LINKS):
Calls for papers:
University of Cincinnati (Priority for abstracts received before January 31st, 2010)
University of Wisconsin (deadline February 1, 2010)
Georgetown University (dealine February 1, 2010)
University of California Irvine (deadline February 12, 2010)
San Diego State University (deadline March 1, 2010)
Arizona State University (deadline March 5, 2010)
Research resources:
Grant opportunities:
University of Florida: Library Travel Grant (deadline March 2, 2010)
Graduate Associations:
Information and Guidelines for job seekers: http://www.mla.org/career_resources