Una Mela
Nota MelaLa Mela Hotel, La Romanina - Actualized in 2018
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Bridges: Italian third millennium - Elissa Tognozzi, Giuseppe Cavatorta
She is a Senior Lecturer (SOE) in the Department of Linguistics at UCLA. Ms. Brian was publisher of the American Association of Teachers of Italy (AATI) Newsletters and is currently the AATI' s elective for California. Mr Cavatorta received his doctorate from UCLA in 2004. Recent research and scientific interests have included writing by the Italien neo-avant-garde, Futurism, the partisans' struggle in writing and film, nineteenth and twentieth centuries Italien writing, linguistic education and the use of technologies in school.