Friday, October 27
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REGISTRATION
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9:00 am –
5:00 pm |
Whitney Humanities Center
53 Wall Street (between Church and Temple Streets)
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5:30 –
7:00 pm |
Timothy Dwight College Dining Hall
345 Temple Street (between Grove and Wall Streets)
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PRE-CONFERENCE EVENTS
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1:00 –
2:00 pm |
Special Tour of the Yale Center for Language
Study
370 Temple Street
Tour of this newly-renovated state-of-the-art facility
guided by Nina Garrett ’63 MAT, Director.
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2:15 –
3:30 pm |
Highlights from the Italian Collections
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Wall and
High Streets
A private showing of Italian treasures at the Beinecke
Rare Book and Manuscript Library by curator Robert
Babcock.
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CONFERENCE
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4:00 –
4:15 pm |
Welcoming Remarks
Whitney Humanities Center
53 Wall Street (between Church and Temple Streets)
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Jon Butler
Dean, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Giuseppe Mazzotta
Chair, Department of Italian Language and Literature
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4:15 –
5:30 pm |
Thomas Bergin and his Legacy |
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MODERATOR |
Giuseppe Mazzotta
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Millicent Marcus ’73 PhD
Yale University
Rebecca West ’74 PhD
University of Chicago
Rachel Jacoff ’77 PhD
Wellesley College
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5:45 –
6:45 pm |
Reception
Timothy Dwight College Dining Hall
345 Temple Street
(between Grove and Wall Streets)
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| 7:00 pm |
Dinner
Timothy Dwight College Dining Hall
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Saturday, October 28
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9:00 –
10:15 am |
A New Philology
Whitney Humanities Center
53 Wall Street (between Church and Temple Streets)
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MODERATOR |
Giuseppe Mazzotta
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Stefano Baldassarri ’99 PhD
Georgetown University Florence Program
Bernardo Picichè ’04 PhD
Virginia Commonwealth University
Federico Schneider ’02 PhD
Mary Washington University
Laura Wittman ’01 PhD
Stanford University
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10:30 –
11:00 am |
Coffee break |
11:00 am –
12:15 pm |
Italian Within An Inter-Disciplinary Context
Whitney Humanities Center
53 Wall Street (between Church and Temple Streets)
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MODERATOR |
Arielle Saiber ’99 PhD
Bowdoin College |
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PANELISTS |
Claudia Chierichini ’06 PhD
Mount Holyoke College
Hilary Lieberman Link ’00 PhD
Barnard College
Marcello Simonetta ’01 PhD
Wesleyan University, Connecticut
Barbara Spackman ’84 PhD
University of California, Berkeley
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12:30 –
2:00 pm |
Lunch at Mory’s
306 York Street (between Elm and Grove Streets)
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2:00 –
3:15 pm |
The Variety of Post-Graduate School Experience:
Inside and Outside the Academy |
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MODERATOR |
Barbara Spackman ’84 PhD
University of California, Berkeley |
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PANELISTS |
Nancy Harrowitz ’86 PhD
Boston University
Joseph Luzzi ’00 PhD
Bard College
George Trone ’98 PhD
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Flint, Michigan
Elizabeth B. Welles ’70 PhD
Foreign Language Programs, MLA, retired
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3:30 –
5:00 pm |
An Italian Film – to be announced
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| 7:00 pm |
Cocktails and Dinner
Quinnipiack Club
221 Church Street (between Elm and Wall Streets)
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Sunday, October 29
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9:00 –
10:15 am |
How Italian Is Taught Today,
How It Will Be Taught Tomorrow
Hall of Graduate Studies, Room 211
320 York Street (between Elm and Grove Streets)
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MODERATOR |
Risa Sodi ’95 PhD
Yale University |
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PANELISTS |
Mary Ann Carolan ’89 PhD
Fairfield University
Jason Houston ’03 PhD
University of Oklahoma
Pina Palma ’94 PhD
Southern Connecticut State University
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| 10:30 am |
Farewell Brunch
Hall of Graduate Studies Dining Hall
320 York Street (between Elm and Grove Streets)
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