The Spanish program emphasizes listening, reading, writing, and speaking in
all language courses. The department also offers courses in Peninsular and
Spanish-American literature. There are study abroad opportunities in Madrid
and Cáceres, Spain; Quito, Ecuador; Oaxaca, Mexico; San José, Costa Rica; and
Santiago, Chile.
Off-campus experiences are complemented by on-campus study and experiences
that maintain or improve a student’s language skills. Opportunities to
view Spanish language films, read Spanish publications, converse with native
speakers, and participate in language organizations are available and
encouraged.
Faculty members meet students inside and outside the classroom, participate
in campus activities, and counsel students regarding career choices in foreign
service, music, high school and college instruction, science, publishing, international
trade, international banking, and other fields.
Please see the links at left for more detailed information about courses
and requirements.
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