Introduction to Multi-cultural Experiences
Recognizing the need to be able to understand and interact with other cultures, the Continuing Education Office is offering introductory level language courses. Each of these non-credit courses present students with the basic skills of each language as well as offer an overview of the culture. The goal of these courses is to encourage further study of other cultures.
Practical French
This noncredit course provides useful information for interacting with people in France and French-speaking Africa. Students will learn simple phrases to use in common situations, such as ordering in a cafe', finding the train station or a restaurant, asking directions or for help, addressing salespersons, and greeting people politely. The course will use the text, dialogues with videos, and some views of the sights. At the end of the course, students will be able to communicate clearly and personally with the residents.
Cost
Course fee - $125.00 This is not covered by tuition remission or financial aid.
Course Dates
Registration: TBA
Dates: Monday and Wednesday, 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.
typically offered Spring semester
Required Books
French in Ten Minutes a Day, 2005 or newer edition
ISBN-13: 978-1931873291
Cost
Course fee - $125.00
This is not covered by tuition remission or financial aid.
Beginning Sign Language
The purpose of this non-credit course is to introduce students to the basic skills in communicating in American Sign Language. This is a beginner's course for students who have little to no previous experience with American Sign Language.
Fall 2020 Course Dates
Dates: August 31- October 7
5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Registration deadline: August 26
Spring 2021 Course Dates
Coming Soon!
Required Books
American Sign Language for Beginners: Learn Signing Essentials in 30 Days
American Sign Language Workbook: Exercises to Build Your Signing Vocabulary
Cost
Course fee - $125.00
This is not covered by tuition remission or financial aid.