Linguistics and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages Minor

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Chair: Jerry Cox, Modern Languages and Literatures

To satisfy the requirements for the interdisciplinary minor in Linguistics and Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages, students must succesfully complete five or more courses from at least three different discipline prefixes (AST, CHN, ENG, LNG, etc…) to include:

A core experience,

LNG-210 General Linguistics

a second course in linguistics

and, at least three more courses from any of these five groups

Cultural Analysis

A course selected in consultation with the minor advisor that addresses the culture associated with a specific language. For example, if a student is interested in working in China then one of several courses addressing aspects of Chinese civilization or culture might be considered as appropriate; if interested in France or the French language then a course in French history could be considered suitable.

Methods for Teaching and/or Internship

Analysis of English

Linguistic Analysis

Analysis of Modern Languages

AST-270 Languages of Asia
CHN-404 Classical Chinese
CHN-504 Directed Independent Study
CLS-504 Directed Independent Study
FRN-405 Introduction to French Linguistics
FRN-504 Directed Independent Study
GRM-405 Introduction to German Linguistics
GRM-504 Directed Independent Study
JPN-504 Directed Independent Study
MLL-221 Language and Identity: Spain
SPN-300 Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics
SPN-400 Advanced Studies in Hispanic Linguistics
SPN-504 Directed Independent Study
In order to contribute to the minor, independent studies in any discipline must focus on a linguistic topic.