COURSES IN ROTATION.

Taught in Spanish (all courses are 3 semester credit hours)
Art and Architecture of Latin America
Art and Architecture of Spain
Advanced Spanish Grammar
Spanish and Latin American Cinema
Business & Professional Spanish
Short Stories of Spain
Short Stories of Latin America
Aztec, Maya, and Inca Civilizations

Taught in French (all courses are 3 semester credit hours)
Art and Architecture from the Francophone World
Art and Architecture of France
Advanced French Grammar
Francophone Short Stories
French and Francophone Films
Pop Culture of the Francophone World

Methods Courses / Taught in English (all courses are 3 semester credit hours)
Teaching Methods for the L2 Educator
Assessment in the World Language Classroom
Technology in the World Language Classroom
Diverse Learners in the L2 Classroom
Literacy in the L2 Classroom
​Intercultural Integration in the L2 Classroom
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