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York University and Portugal’s Camoes Institute celebrate 25 years of partnership

York University and Portugal’s Camoes Institute celebrate 25 years of partnership

João Pinho Neves of the Camões Instituto da Cooperação e da Língua in Portugal met with J.J. McMurtry, interim dean of the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS) at York University, on May 1 to celebrate and renew the institute’s long-standing commitment to funding Portuguese language teaching at York. J.J. McMurtry, interim dean, […]

Portuguese-language students earn academic excellence awards

Portuguese-language students earn academic excellence awards

York University’s Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian Studies in the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies (LA&PS) has announced Erogu Otasowie and Cassandra Moniz as the 2017-18 recipients of the Portuguese Gives You Wings award, sponsored by Azores Airlines. This award aims to recognize academic excellence in an elementary Portuguese-language course (POR1000). Moniz and Otasowie excelled in Portuguese […]

Student’s response to Pessoa exhibit wins him $100 YU card

Student’s response to Pessoa exhibit wins him $100 YU card

Mustafa Paiz, a third-year student studying law and society at York University, won a $100 YU card for submitting his thoughts on “Pessoa Unveiled/Pessoa Desdobrado/Pessoa Dépliée”, an exhibition that ran on campus at Scott Library. The program received numerous contributions from students and Mustafa’s contribution was selected as the most fitting of the criteria. Read […]

Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian Studies partners with Toronto Black Film Festival

Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian Studies partners with Toronto Black Film Festival

York University’s Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian Studies program has announced a partnership with the Toronto Black Film Festival to present the Brazilian documentary BOY 23: The forgotten Boys of Brazil (Menino 23: Infâncias perdidas no Brasil) on Feb. 18. Read about it in the YFile story. Watch the Trailer.  

Special Announcement: Expressions of Lusofonia Partners With The Academic Journal Portuguese Studies Review

Special Announcement: Expressions of Lusofonia Partners With The Academic Journal Portuguese Studies Review

We are delighted to announce that all conference papers will be considered for publication in a special number of the Portuguese Studies Review in Spring / Summer of 2019.  All submissions for the Portuguese Studies Review are subjected to a double- blind peer-review process.  The date for submission of papers will be announced at a […]

Youth Summer Program a Success!

Youth Summer Program a Success!

The Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian Studies Program recently launched the 1st Youth Summer Program, designed to immerse high school students, aged 14-18, in the Portuguese-speaking world. This innovative community initiative was a great success. Get a sneak peek and read all about it on the Portuguese Canadian History Project website. Click here.

Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian Studies announces new student award

Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian Studies announces new student award

Portuguese & Luso-Brazilian Studies at York University has partnered with Academia do Bacalhau de Toronto to offer a new student award. With the sponsorship of Academia do Bacalhau de Toronto, the Portuguese & Luso-Brazilian Studies Entrance Award was created and aims at supporting incoming first-year students at York University who declare Portuguese & Luso-Brazilian Studies either as […]

Networking event brings Portuguese-speaking leaders to York U to discuss experiential learning

Networking event brings Portuguese-speaking leaders to York U to discuss experiential learning

Portuguese-speaking leaders and business professionals convened at the Keele campus recently to discuss the myriad of experiential learning opportunities available to students in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies (LA&PS). Read the full story on YFile