Elon University - Languages
Davidson College
Speak Institute
I teach grammar courses.
University of Virginia
University of Virginia
This course explores the language
history
culture
art
food
music
and literatures of Sephardic Jews from the Middle Ages to the present day. Class will be taught in English and Ladino and do not require a previous knowledge of Spanish. Get ready to experience the magic of Ladino!
Lecturer
Charlottesville
Virginia Area
Davidson
NC
Starting Hispanic Jewish Studies @ Davidson \n
Visiting Assistant Professor
Davidson College
I assisted the director of the program
Gabriel Finder
and the interim director
Jeffrey Grossman.
Jewish Studies Program
UVa
Elon University
Elon
NC
Teaching Spanish courses and planning Jewish Studies events and activities
Adjunct Professor
I taught three Spanish II classes.
Southern Alamance High School
Adjunct Professor
Elon University
TA
I taught beginning and intermediate level Spanish.
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Teacher
I teach private
customized lessons in Spanish language
translation
and interpretation.
Speak Institute
Association for Jewish Studies
Cervantes Society of America
Modern Language Association
Hebrew
French
Spanish
English
Charles Killian Woltz Fellowship
Charles Killian Woltz Fellowship will fund archival research in the Biblioteca Nacional and the Archivo General de la Nación in Lima
Perú.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
My program involved taking two classes in the field
auditing at least course outside of my department per semester
and working as the assistant to Gabriel Finder
from the Jewish Studies Program.\n\nGraduated April 2017
Latin American Jewish Studies
Sigma Delta Pi
University of Virginia
Master of Arts (M.A.)
I took courses in Sociolinguistics
Hispanic literature
and French.
Spanish Language and Literature
Poetry Club
French Cinema Club
Café Olé
Youth Taking Charge
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
The Quixote by Cervantes
Philosophy of Poetry (Poetics)
17 Century French Literature
Philosophy of Martin Buber
Spanish Golden Age Drama
Translation
16-20th Century Spanish and Latin American Poetry
Anthropology of Amazonian Societies
Poetry in English
16-17 Century Spanish Literature
19th Century English Novel
19th Century Latin American Literature
20th Century Poetry in English
Teaching Methodology
Applied Linguistics
Detective Fiction from Argentina
Colonial Latin American Literature
Latin American Poetry
Sociolinguistics
Universidad San Francisco de Quito
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
I majored in Spanish
language and literature
and double minored in Latin American Studies and English Literature. I took a wide range of classes from Jewish Studies to Education.
Spanish Language and Literature
Hispanic Honor Society ~ Sigma Delta Pi
Elon University
Associate of Arts (A.A.)
I took courses ranging from History
Psychology I
II
III
Theatre
Music
and Computer Science.
Liberal Arts and Sciences
General Studies and Humanities
I was a member of Phi Theta Kappa.
Bucks County Community College
presentacion.MOV
Wahl Heimat Spiritual Homelands and Elective Exiles \r\n\r\nAn interdisciplinary conference organized by the University of Virginia and Daat Hamakom-Center for the Study of Cultures of Place in Jewish Modernity\r\n\r\nThe Richard J. Gunst Colloquium \r\nOctober 7-9. 2015\r\nUniversity of Virginia
Speak! Stories: Kristin and Jesse
\"In that stark hospital room
where the baby's parents had waited for almost a day to hear the news of the surgery
I saw the beauty of language....\" read more!
In that stark hospital room
where the baby's parents had waited for almost a day to hear the news of the surgery
I saw the beauty of language. It was in the doctor's sigh of relief when he spoke and knew that his words would be communicated efficiently and accurately
and it was in the parents' faces as they gazed at their tiny baby through a mess of cords and monitors.
A very \"Cuban week\" for Prof. Judith K. Lang Hilgartner '10
\"Cuba\" came to our backyard
especially for Professor Judith K. Lang Hilgartner....
me closer than ever since the travel ban was lifted earlier this year
but this past week at Elon
\"Cuba\" came to our backyard-especially for Professor Judith K. Lang Hilgartner.
Intercultural Communication
Proofreading
Higher Education
Editing
Teaching Writing
Translation
Student Affairs
Comparative Literature
Curriculum Design
Qualitative Research
Jewish Studies
Research
Academic Writing
Spanish
Phonetics
Teaching
Community Outreach
Literature
Tutoring
Public Speaking
La salvación del otro: la representación de raza y religión en los autos sacramentales de Pedro Calderón de la Barca
La tesis trata sobre la representación de raza y religión en los autos sacramentales de Pedro Calderón de la Barca. Primeramente
interpreto que
para ciertos grupos marigandos -judíos y moros- que pertenecen al personaje Las Cuatro Partes del Mundo
la salvación es una imposibilidad. Al contrario
otros dos grupos -indios y gentiles- parecen tener ambos la posibilidad y la probabilidad de salvarse. Dado que los judíos y los moros no tienden a salvarse
analizo
en segundo lugar
la figura matizada del Hombre
para poder aportar una nueva interpretación sobre la tensión textual entre la universalidad del Evangelio y la visión predeterminada de las Cuatro Partes del Mundo. Segundo
examino las razones autoreferenciales por las cuales la alegoría facilita esta perspectiva sobre las Cuatro Partes del Mundo. Finalmente
aporto que el auto revela una filosofía de la historia en la cual España y sus colonias son elegidas para prefigurar el reino de la Nueva Jerusalén
una interpretación que excluye al otro del plan de la salvación.
La salvación del otro: la representación de raza y religión en los autos sacramentales de Pedro Calderón de la Barca
Official Launch November 11\nfeaturing my translations of Jose Kozer's magnificent work.
Footsteps: Poems for Homeless Veterans
Composed by Frank London and Elise Thoron\n\nI translated the songs and the lyrics for the March 3-5 performances in Havana
Cuba.
Hatuey: Memory of Fire
My philosophy of teaching stems from the idea that in order for students to access their full personal and academic potential
it is necessary to seek an understanding about phenomena that are naturally outside of their own consciousness.
Lang Hilgartner
Judith
Lang Hilgartner
University of Virginia
Elon University
Jewish Studies Program
UVa
Southern Alamance High School
University of North Carolina at Greensboro