1. Languages at Emory Hong Li

2. Languages/Departments  Classics (Latin, Greek)  French and Italian  German Studies (German, Yiddish)  Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Sanskrit, Tibetan)  Russian and East Asian Languages and Cultures (Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Russian)  Spanish and Portuguese  English as a Second Language (Jane O’Connor)

3. Intro to languages videos

4. Language Majors  Arabic  Chinese  French studies  German Studies  Greek  Italian Studies  Japanese  Latin  Russian Language, Literature, and Culture  Spanish

5. Majors Requiring Languages  Asian Studies  Classics  Interdisciplinary Studies in Society and Culture  International Studies  Jewish Studies  Latin American and Caribbean Studies  Linguistics  Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies  Religion and Classic Civilization  Russian and East European Studies

6. Language Minors (No Major)  Hebrew  Hindi  Korean  Persian Language and Literature  Lusophone (Portuguese) Studies

7. GER HAP HAL  One year (2 courses) FL requirement  1 possible exemption by AP  Area VII Humanities, Arts, Performances (HAP) Area VII Humanities, Arts, Performances  4 courses, must include 2 FL courses  Area VIII Humanities, Arts, Languages (HAL) Area VIII Humanities, Arts, Languages  2 HAL and 2 HAP  3 HAL and 1 HAP  4 HAL (1 must be at 200 level or above)

8. Language Placements  Language Placement Tests are required  Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Russian  Contact faculty for placement in the following languages  Arabic (Rkia Cornell), Hebrew (Pazit Kahlon-Shelnutt), Hindi (Elliott McCarter)  Italian (Judy Raggi Moore), Latin (Katrina Dickson)  Persian (Hossein Samei), Portuguese (Katherine Ostrom)  Tibetan (Tsepak Rigzin)

9. GER HAL Student Learning Outcomes  Upon completing Area VII, the Humanities, Arts, Performance (HAP) and Humanities, Arts, Language (HAL) General Education requirements, students will be able to use English and/or the studied language to:  comprehend, analyze, and interpret texts that reflect upon human experience, the human condition, or artistic form,  communicate their ideas in writing, orally, visually, in performance, or in other media relating to various cultural, social and linguistic contexts,  recognize the cultural and linguistic significance of written, oral, visual, or performative expressions,  demonstrate intercultural, level-appropriate linguistic and cross- linguistic competencies and a global perspective on the human condition.

10. Emory College Language Center (ECLC)  Missions Missions  Supports innovations in language pedagogy, and research in language and culture, enhance language learning/teaching through language pedagogy and technologies.  ECLC Curriculum Development Fellowship ECLC Curriculum Development Fellowship  Lectures, workshops, lunch and learn series Lectures, workshops, lunch and learn series  ECLC Fall 2015 Events ECLC Fall 2015 Events  Promotes understanding of world languages and cultures Promotes understanding of world languages and cultures  Recognizes excellence in language teaching and learning  Excellence in Language Studies Awards Excellence in Language Studies Awards  Excellence in Language Teaching Award Excellence in Language Teaching Award

11. ECLC Continued  Self-learning Materials  http://languagecenter.emory.edu/home/self- learning/index.html http://languagecenter.emory.edu/home/self- learning/index.html  Join us for Fall 2015 events  Join the ECLC mailing lists  Contacts  Hong Li, hli01@emory.edu, 727-2511hli01@emory.edu  Sarah Shortt, sshortt@emory.edu, 727-8319sshortt@emory.edu