In the past year, the Spanish Section of Modern Languages has seen the appearance of Delta Beta Kappa: La Asociación Honoraria de Español, a group that is advised by Prof. Dórica Rosado, and which has been hosting some wonderful events and excursions. DBK has a Facebook page on the UTA network and will soon have a page on the Spanish Section Webpage. The group meets every 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month at noon in Trimble Hall 218. Recently, Prof. Rosado let us know about the group’s recent activities. We hope that DBK members will send us photographs of some of these exciting activities. –Editors.
- On September 12th we had our first successful meeting. Students expressed their interest in having a Spanish Honor Society. They suggested to have festivals, cultural events, debates, field trips, guest speakers and hispanic films.
- On October 3rd , Dr. A. Raymond Elliott, our Department Chair, was our first guest speaker. He gave us information about the Department of Modern Languages Study Abroad programs and Graduate Studies.
- On October 10th, we had our first Bake Sale!!! Thanks to your support the event was atotal success. Students enjoyed the experience and are planning to have another one soon.
- On October 17th, in the general meeting, all the students that worked in the sale were awarded with a mini-radio and headphones. T-shirts are coming!!!!
- On October 27th, was our first Field Trip to Univision. As part of our Career information goal, the students had the opportunity to see a presentation of Univision- international level, national, and local level operations. They gave us all Univision baseball caps!
- These week we are going to offer our support to the Sociedad Hispánica and their Día de los Muertos activity and we will coordinate the T-shirt design contest.
- On November 26th will be our last general meeting of the semester. Is going to be a cultural event, with food, music and a dance from a bolivian folklore dance group we will announce the t-shirt design winner.
There are more activities to come! To join us contact Prof. Rosado-Davis at drosado@uta.edu.