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Just to congratulate you and the university on opening the course. Ian Walker Saint Edward's -----Original Message----- From: Kirsty Hooper [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: 07 September 2004 12:33 To: [log in to unmask] Subject: [GALICIAN-STUDIES] New job, new contact details Dear all, As many of you know, I've just taken up a permanent lectureship in Spanish and Galician at the University of Liverpool. My new contact details are below, and my new e-mail (if it isn't at the top of the page) is: [log in to unmask] In order to do justice to my new job title, I am hoping to get an introductory Galician course up and running for next year. There are also existing courses on Atlantic studies, which may be open to including a Galician element (this, again, for the future). Hopefully we can discuss suggestions re: syllabi/bibliographies on this list over the course of the year! Anybody else with new details/news for the new year? Best, Kirsty -- Dr Kirsty Hooper Lecturer in Spanish and Galician School of Modern Languages (Hispanic Studies) University of Liverpool Liverpool L69 7ZR Tel: 44 (0)151 794 2778 Fax: 44 (0)151 794 2785 ************************************************************ The GALICIAN-STUDIES discussion list is administered by the Gonzalez-Millan Group for Galician Studies (GMGGS), the English-language section of the Asociacion Internacional de Estudios Galegos (AIEG). For more information about these groups, please contact the list owners. ************************************************************ ************************************************************ The GALICIAN-STUDIES discussion list is administered by the Gonzalez-Millan Group for Galician Studies (GMGGS), the English-language section of the Asociacion Internacional de Estudios Galegos (AIEG). For more information about these groups, please contact the list owners. ************************************************************