Language
courses
given
flexibility
New courses planned for the 1974 fall semester shoulcTX
yive Mris ana sciences students more TiexiDiiity in meeting
language requirements, according to Joan Wadlow, assistant
dean of Arts and Sciences.
The courses result from language requirement changes
approved by the faculty in December. The changes,
effective in September 1974, provided for courses that are
designed to meet students' interests as well as group
requirements, Wadlow said.
One of the changes will allow students to use Modern
Languages 100 to Dartiallv fulfill lanauaoe
The new three hour course will be taught in English
through the English Dept.
Wadlow said the course will be general and geared
toward "showing students the importance of language
study."
Students taking Modern Language 100 then would need
only three additional semesters of language. A student now
must complete the fourth semester college course in a
language.
A sequence of three five-hour courses also will be
offered starting in the fall to fulfill French, German and
Spanish requirements.
Wadlow said the courses would emphasize the culture
and civilization of countries in which the language is
spoken.
According to Wadlow, the new requirements will also
dllow students with a high score on language placement
exams to receive fourth semester language credit.
Wadlow said the changes' main purpose was to "provide
students with opportunities they didn't have before."
According to Wadlow, the revised requirements will
apply to any Arts and Sciences student. She emphasized,
however, that students must adopt all 1974 group
requirements to take advantage of the new language
requirements.
Donald Allison, Modern Languages and Literatures Dept.
chairman, said he supports the requirement changes and
believes they will give students "a different angle and
emphasis" for their studies.
Allison said his department now is organizing the new
courses. More information will be available when nlan arP
completed.
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