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Kole Ade Odutola is a Yoruba Associate Instructional Professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures. Yoruba is a language of West Africa with over 25 million speakers. It is spoken, among other languages, in Nigeria, Benin, and Togo and traces of it are found among communities in Brazil, Sierra Leone, northern Ghana and Cuba. Learn more about the FLL – African Languages Specialization here.
YOR 1130 is the Yorùbá class for beginners. The class is five days a week, five credits, and Odutola, who has been teaching at the University of Florida since 2006, promises prospective students that they'll learn more than words and phrases while studying Yorùbá!
The College of Education-sponsored International Fair was a resounding success! The event featured guest tables from globally engaged UF departments and organizations, international-focused student groups, as well as UF and community resources. Attendees enjoyed local tasting opportunities showcasing a variety of global cuisines and a lively salsa demonstration by AscenDance Salsa Co.
Big thanks to Scott Davis and the College of Education for their constant support to International Education Week!
The College of Journalism and Communications hosted a delicious lunch featuring dishes from around the world. International students shared "Tiny Travel Tales" encouraging attendees to pursue global experiences. Go Global Gators!
UFIC Exchange Student Services kicked off International Education Week (as well as the holiday season) with a successful Global Holiday Postcard event. Participants had the chance to decorate postcards to send home, including postage, and crafts!
The Potluck dinner for UF International Fulbright Students & Scholars featured dishes from Jamaica, Denmark, Mexico, Germany, Greece, Netherlands, and the US. Attendees included Davis UWC Scholars, SAPA, and other Honors students.
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