of profi c iency in read ing, writing and speaking. Cu lture. hismry and social structures will hemme central iss ues fur discussion as students learn another culture through its li t eratu re. Prereq uisites: 315 and 320. tvlay be taken concurrentl y with 320 with pe rmi ssion of instructor. 430 Spanish American Literature Since 1950 (3) Readings of se lected literature of 1950 to the present. with a focus on li terary deve lopment and on un derstanding the issu es and evolving thinking of Latin Ameri cans as they are re n ected in th e se lec ti o n s. Development of a C hristian response. Prerequisites: 410 or permission of the instructor. 440 Advanced Applications (3) Continued deve lopment of oral and written skills within the con te xt of an individuall y selected spec ifi c area of servi ce that will provide the focus of the swdent's resear c h a nd pr act ic um . St u dents will exam ine existing prac tices and material s re lated to t he c hosen area. a nd deve lop new materi als and strategi<!s for using them . Field work w ill h e required. Pre requisite: 410, 420, or 430 or permission of instructor. (Service Learning Course) 450 Faith Life and Culture in Latin America (3) Historic-a l examination of the Latin Ame ri can Catholic church and its
fun c tions , s uch as working with small groups of lower division s!ll dents, researching and developing instructional materials. Two times requi red for th e major; two more times may be applied to electives. 485 Internship (3) Internship in an approved Span ish-speaking institution or setting related to the inte nded se rvice a rea of the st u de nt. l'vl ay b e taken twice in different settings. By permission of instructor o nl y. 490 Seminar in Hispanic Studies (1-3) In -depth swdy of sel ected issues, t hemes or li terary genres. Topics will vary. May be repeated with differe n t conten t. Pre requisites will va ry depending on th e top ic. Permission of ins t ru ctor required . French (HUFF) Srndents desi ring to e nroll in French should do so during th e ir fres hman and sophomo re years. It is imposs ible to compl ete require ment for general education (B.A. degree) if smdent starts in his sen ior year. St ud e n ts with hi g h schcK,I French shoul d consult with department fo r pl acement. 101, 102 Elementary French (4,4) Basic princ iples of pronunciat ion and g rammar , voca bulary drill, graded reading. From the begin ning. c lassroom conversat ions in Fre nch. Five hours each wee k.
particular expressions of fa ith, prac tice, and role in the li fe of the peo ple and society. Study of the impact of Prote stantism over the pa.s t cen tu ry. Some attention to non-Christ ian gro ups and prac ti ces . Field work required. Prerequisite: 410, 420, or 430 or permission of instruc tor. (Service Learning C,0urse) 460 Studies in Spanish Ameri can Culture (3) This course seeks co help the stu dent synthesize an understand ing of the cultures of Latin America. Bo th unconscious and consc io us leve ls of c ulture will be exa m ined , as well as th e impa ct of social class on culture. Attention also wi ll be given to the fine arts as expressions of culture. Prereq uisite: compl e tion of at leas e two of th e required litera ture courses. 465 Drama: History and Appli cation (3) Study of medieva l, Gold e n Age and modern Hi s p anic d ram a. with a foc us on th e use of drama to convey the message of C hris tianity. Deve lopment and pres entation of short didactic plays. Prere quisites: 420 and 430 or per mission of instru ctor. 470 Teaching Assistant Practicum (2) T his practicum and associated train ing will provide opportunities fo r third and fourth year swdents to par ticipate in a vari e ty of professional
201 Intermediate French (4) 1 ntermediace grammar and co n versation , with emphas is on read ing for meaning and speed . C lass conducted in French. Five hours each week. 202 Conversational French (3) Prerequisite: F ren ch 201. T ypi ca l as pec ts of French d ail y li fe with special emphasis on idioms, usefu l phrases and conversational patterns. T'opics deal with true to life situ at ions and pract ica l aspects of the language. Th ree hours each week. Not offered on a regular basis. Special Offerings (HUFR) 101, 102 Foreign Language (1-4, 1-4) Th e fun dame ntals o f pronuncia tion. gran1mar, conversation, and reading in a desi g nated foreign language. Co urs e may in c lude such languages as Chinese, Japan ese. Russian and Korean. May be repeated with different content. Not offered on a regular basis. 201 Foreign Language ( 1-4) Ince rmediate g rammar and com position with emphasis on com munication and read ing. Course ma y inc lud e su c h langu ages as C hinese, Japan ese, Russi an and l,; orean. May be repeated with different content. No t offered on a reguJar basis.
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