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The Less Commonly Taught Languages Program expands
the range of language and cultural opportunities
available to the Wesleyan community in the classroom
and beyond, reflecting and fostering Wesleyan's
commitment to diversity.
Instruction in the
Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTLs) is offered
through regular
courses and the Self-Instructional Language
Program (SILP),
which allows students to work independently with
the assistance of a native-speaker and the use of
texts and technological resources.
Currently, courses are offered in American Sign Language, Arabic, Korean, Portuguese and Hindi. LCTL courses are offered under the LANG (Language) designation, usually year-long, and may be used as preparation for focused study abroad, in support of academic interests, or to fulfill more personal goals.
New in June 2008: Summer Intensive Arabic language courses in Advanced Modern Standard Arabic and Colloquial Levantine Arabic. More information...
Contact Information:
Emmanuel Paris-Bouvret, Coordinator: (860) 685-2560
/ eparis@wesleyan.edu
or
Debra Pozzetti, Administrative Assistant: (860)
685-3359 / dpozzetti@wesleyan.edu
last modified: September, 2007
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