Wednesday, June 10, 2020

Spanish-speaking students in ELAP - SPAN216


Dear colleagues,

Could you please let Spanish-speaking ELAP students know about this opportunity?  Please spread the word to other counselors and advisors.

Thank you!

Heather

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Could you please tell your Spanish-speaking students about this wonderful credit-level General Education class, which will be offered in the fall?  This course would be great for native speakers of Spanish who are co-enrolled in ELAI 990 in the fall . One of my ELAI 990 students took this course last year and LOVED it. This course is especially great for F1 students who need to be full-time.

Students may contact Sharon Fechter to request an override.

Thank you for spreading the word!

Heather

A survey of representative works in Latin American literature from pre-colonial times to the present. Students consider various genres as they analyze a variety of texts. The course provides an introduction to literary criticism and textual analysis and examines the key biographical, literary, social, cultural, and political influences on the works under consideration while developing students' proficiency in Spanish. The language of instruction is Spanish. (HUMD [GCP]) PREREQUISITE: SPAN 202 or SPAN 203 or appropriate placement on the placement test or consent of department. Three hours each week. Formerly SN 216.
3.000 Credit hours
3.000 Bill Hours

Levels: Credit
Schedule Types:

World Lang & Philosophy, RV Department

Course Attributes:
Foreign Language, General Education Elective, Gen Ed Institute Requirement, Global & Cultural Perspectives, General Elective, Humanities Distribution, Upper Level Requirement

SPAN216
25609
3.000

TBA
09/08/20 - 12/20/20
20
0
Distance Learning
DL WEB
Sharon A. Fechter E-mail
Lecture
CRN 25609: LATE START. Meets online 09/08/20-12/20/20.


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