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    1. Faculty Voices

      Melinda Knight Publishes Essay on William Gardner Smith

      Melinda Knight’s essay, William Gardner Smith’s The Stone Face: A Novel Buried in Obscurity for Too Long, was just published in the

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    2. Awards & Accolades

      Montclair Wins DAAD-Funded Graduate Student Experience Spots Three Years Running

      Every year, The Ohio State University, one of the most established and best recognized graduate programs in German Studies in the United

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    3. Event Highlights

      Roots and Recipe: Learning from Indigenous Cuisine and Language

      The Latin American Indigenous Collaborative (LAIC) at CLaSE closed its Fall semester programming with a warm and memorable gathering: “Roots

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    4. Faculty Voices

      Patricia Matthew Featured in Britannica and Smithsonian for Jane Austen Scholarship

      Patricia Matthew, associate professor in the English Department, is a specialist in nineteenth-century British literature and culture

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    5. Faculty Voices

      Building Stronger World Language Programs: Insights from Pascale LaFountain and Thomas Herold

      On December 5, 2025, Thomas Herold and Pascale Lafountain of Montclair State University’s Department of World Languages and Cultures

      A flyer for a talk about World Language Program Sustainability with Thomas Harold and Pascale LaFountain
    6. Faculty Voices

      The Other: A Familiar Story by Maria D. Rapicavoli, edited by Teresa Fiore

      THE OTHER: A FAMILIAR STORY by Maria D. Rapicavoli, edited by Teresa Fiore

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    7. Event Highlights

      Voyages of Wonder: Reggio Emilia Educators Explore The Age of Black Metal

      MONTCLAIR, NJ — On Saturday, November 23, 2025, the George Segal Gallery at Montclair State University became a space of radical imagination as New Jersey Educators Exploring the Practices of Reggio Emilia (NJEEPRE) convened for “Voyages of Wonder: Exploring The Age of Black Metal Through the Eyes of a Child.”

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    8. Event Highlights

      Día de los muertos: De la memoria a la tradición

      Death is something inevitably shared by all of us; to celebrate it, to talk about it, and to laugh together in spite of fear allows us to

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    9. Faculty Voices

      Montclarion Highlights Dr. Kathleen Loysen’s Appointment as Department Chair

      The Montclarion recently featured Dr. Kathleen Loysen’s appointment as Department Chair for World Languages and Cultures, highlighting her

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    10. Featured News

      Building Transatlantic Bridges: Language, Business & Culture Program Hosts Italian Educators in Erasmus+ Partnership

      Montclair State University’s interdisciplinary Language, Business & Culture program made significant strides in fostering global educational alliances this past spring, hosting educators from the Istituto Superiore Carlo Dell’Acqua in the greater Milan area of Italy for an intensive week-long job shadowing experience.

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