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Ever taken a course in Comparative Literature and wanted to learn more?

Did you enjoy that special professor that brought comparative studies in literature to life?

Have you considered a Comparative Literature minor to augment your major in related fields like Comparative Studies, Philosophy, or even Math or Psychology?

Have you ever believed that the production, reading and enjoyment of literature spans cultures and countries and mediums in varied and exciting ways?

CONSIDER A MAJOR (or minor) in COMPARATIVE LITERATURE!

We are holding a special dinner sponsored by the Humanities and Sciences at èצӰÏñ to give undergraduates a chance to speak with faculty, advisors and fellow undergraduates about opportunities in Comparative Literature. To RSVP, follow the link below:

This event will take place:

Tuesday, April 29th, 2008 6:00pm, Terrace Room in

And will feature: , Department Chair, , Director of Undergraduate Studies and Todd Kuebler, Undergraduate Student Affairs Officer. There will be some handouts with information on the department at the dinner. The major is an exciting venture, with 40 units of flexible electives, a subject matter approach guided by your personal interests and advised by experienced faculty, an optional module in the digital humanities, and an honors program! No second-language is required; texts are considered in English but originate from a multitude of cultural contexts and geographies.

Don't forget to , and we hope to see you there!