Francisco Antonio Ocampo University of Minnesota Department of ...

Other Professional Activities
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Francisco Ocampo 16
Organizer, in collaboration with Marisa Kalbermatten and Ana Forcinito of the
XII Annual Conference of the International Society for Luso-Hispanic Humor
Studies, that took place October 21-23, 2010 at the University of Minnesota.
Treasurer, Asociación de Lingüística y Filología de América Latina. November
2005-June 2011.
Organizer, in collaboration with Carol Klee, of the 13th Annual Conference on
Spanish in the United States & 2nd. International Conference on Spanish in
Contact with other Languages, that took place in October 22-24, 1992 at the
University of Minnesota.
Vice-Chair, Spanish Linguistics Session, VII Congreso Internacional de ALFAL,
Tucumán, Argentina, September 1987.
Seminar on Semanto-Pragmatics (taught in collaboration with Alicia Ocampo). At
the Centro de Investigaciones en Ciencias de la Educación, Sección Lingüística
Antropológica (Ex-Sección Lenguas Indígenas). Buenos Aires, August 26 -
September 6, 1987.
Field work in La Plata, Argentina, to collect data from spoken Rioplatense
Spanish (in collaboration with Alicia Ocampo). July-August 1986, and September
1987.
Field work in Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, to collect linguistic data from the last
speaker of Shelknam, a South American Indian Language (in collaboration with
Alicia Ocampo). February-March 1977, and February-March 1980.
Grants and Fellowships (not up to date)
Office of International Education, 2000.
College of Liberal Arts, 2000.
College of Liberal Arts, 1999.
College of Liberal Arts, 1998.
Office of International Education, 1998
Office of International Education, 1996
Office of International Education. 1993
Area Studies. 1993.
Bush Faculty Development Program on Excellence and Diversity in Teaching. 1992-
93.
Program for Cultural Cooperation between Spain's Ministry of Culture and United
States' Universities (in collaboration with Carol Klee). 1992.
Office of International Education (in collaboration with Carol Klee). 1992.
Western European Studies Center (in collaboration with Carol Klee). 1992.