Keynote lecture: Gender Diversity and Linguistic advocacy: Innovation in the use of singular they

LEX KONNELLY
(UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO)

Keynote lecture: Pronouns as the nexus of grammatical gender and gender expression

DR. LAUREN ACKERMAN
(NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY)

EXTENSION TO THE PROTOCOL OF COOPERATION BETWEEN CAMÕES – INSTITUTO DA COOPERAÇÃO E DA LÍNGUA, IP AND QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY

Arabic calligraphy

Students in Arabic 100 and 200 classes have displayed their calligraphy skills outside LLCU main office (Kingston Hall 416).

The students of Arabic 200 and Arabic 100 were exposed to the different types of Arabic and Islamic Calligraphy, and connected that to the significance of the Pen. The students were encouraged by professor Amal to develop their own writing style in presenting the poetry of their choice from a selection that was read and explained in class.

Traditions in Dialogue

Join us for an Exploration of the Shared History and Traditions between Islam and Indigenous people in the Early Americas