Program Overview

The program currently offers the following languages: American Sign Language, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish. The faculty of the program mentor students as they gain functional competence in a language other than English, develop cultural understanding, and become responsible global citizens. Students prepare to study or live abroad, enhance professional development, and/or pursue personal interests while working alongside the faculty and, in most courses, native speakers who lead conversationally focused sessions.

 Minor in German Language and Culture

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Courses in the chosen language, LANG 001 and above		12
Select six hours from the following areas: Art, Economics, English, History, Marketing, Music, Philosophy, Religion, Political Science, Study of Culture and Society, and World Languages and Cultures. 1		6
ANTH 002	INTRO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH 081	ANTHROPOLOGY OF BORDERS AND BOUNDARIES
ANTH 156	ETHNOGRAPHIC METHODS
ECON 135	DEVELOPING ECONOMIES
EDUC 162/262/HONR 107	URBAN EDUCATION IMMIGRATION
ENG 066	READING RACE AND ETHNICITY
ENG 164/WGS 111	LATINO/A LITERATURE
WLC 148	INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
Total Hours		18

Students may earn up to six credits and apply them as electives to the minor requirements through AP, CLEP, or IB taken while in high school. More specifically, students earn:

• 3 credits for an AP placement of 4 on the language exam
• 6 credits for an AP placement of 5 on the language exam
• 6 credits for an AP placement of 4 or 5 on the literature exam
• 3 credits for a CLEP placement over 50 for the Level One exam
• 6 credits for a CLEP placement over 50 on the Level Two exam
• 6 credits for having completed an IB program and successfully passed the exam