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48 World Languages & Travel
World
Languages
Institute
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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
American Sign Language 1
For those who are deaf or who want to communicate
with the deaf. Includes the manual communication
alphabet and everyday phrases to assist in basic
conversation. Method is American Sign Language
(Ameslan). Required text: Signing Naturally: Units
1 - 6. Fee: $169
Item F9352 A. Layton MAIN, D101
8 Mondays Sep 22 - Nov 10 6:00 - 8:30pm
American Sign Language 2
The focus of this course is to help students develop
ASL conversation and alphabet skills. Required text:
Signing Naturally: Units 1 - 6. Fee: $169
Item F9266 D. Brown MAIN, D102
8 Wednesdays Sep 24 - Nov 19 6:00 - 8:30pm
No class 10/22
American Sign Language 3
This course will focus on ASL conversation, grammar,
facial expressions and the deaf culture. Required
text: Signing Naturally: Units 7 - 12. Fee: $169
Item F9262 D. Brown MAIN, D102
8 Mondays Sep 22 - Nov 10 6:00 - 8:15pm
CHINESE (MANDARIN)
Chinese 1
This course is for those who have not previously
studied Mandarin Chinese. Students will be introduced
to pronunciation, learn greetings and the
use of practical, spoken Chinese. Required text:
Integrated Chinese, Level 1, Part 1, 3rd ed. (simplified).
Fee: $169
Item F9317 S. Wang MAIN, L220
10 Tuesdays Sep 23 - Dec 2 6:30 - 8:30pm
No class 11/11
Chinese 2
If you have taken Chinese 1 or have been away from
the language for a while but already know some
grammar and vocabulary, this course is for you. You
will develop basic skills in pronunciation, speaking,
and comprehension as you learn new grammar and
vocabulary. Required text: Integrated Chinese, Level
1, Part 1, 3rd ed. (simplified). Fee: $169
Item F9347 M. Sun MAIN, L219
10 Wednesdays Oct 1 - Dec 10 6:30 - 8:30pm
No class 10/22
Item #9362 L. Yi, PhD MAIN, L221
10 Tuesdays Sept 23 – Dec 2 6:30 – 8:30pm
No class 11/11
Chinese 3
For students who have taken two quarters of Chinese
or the equivalent. You will have the opportunity
to work on the concepts learned in previous levels,
while continuing to learn principles of the Chinese
language. Required text: Integrated Chinese, Level 1,
Part 1, 3rd ed. (simplified). Fee: $169
Item F9348 C. Tang NORTH, V1104
9 Wednesdays Sep 24 - Dec 10 6:30 - 8:45pm
No class 10/22 and 11/26
Item F9349 A. Tung MAIN, C155
8 Wednesdays Oct 8 - Dec 10 6:30 - 9:00pm
No class 10/22 and 11/26
Chinese 5
This course is for students who have completed the
first four levels of Chinese or the equivalent. The
focus is on grammar and conversation. Required
text: Integrated Chinese, Level 1, Part 2, 3rd ed. (simplified).
Fee: $169
Item F9340 A. Tung MAIN, L219
9 Tuesdays Oct 7 - Dec 9 6:30 - 8:30pm
No class 11/11
Chinese 6
This course is for students who have completed the
first five levels of Chinese or the equivalent. The focus
is on grammar and conversation. Required text:
Integrated Chinese, Level 1, Part 2, 3rd ed. (simplified).
Fee: $169
Item F9312 S. Wang MAIN, L210
9 Wednesdays Sep 24 - Nov 26 6:30 - 8:30pm
No class 10/22
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Chinese in Review
NEW!
For students with 6 quarters of Chinese language
study. Required text: Integrated Chinese, Level 2, Part
1, 3rd ed. (simplified) Fee: $169
Item F9276 S. Wang MAIN, C155
9 Mondays Sep 22 - Nov 17 6:30 - 8:30pm
DANISH
Danish 1
For students with little or no background in Danish,
this course will introduce the basics of pronunciation,
grammar and vocabulary for use in practical
situations, as well as information on Denmark and
Danish culture. Fee: $169
Item F9359 M. Lucas NORTH, C168
10 Tuesdays Sep 23 - Dec 2 6:30 - 8:30pm
No class 11/11
Hans Christian Anderson – NEW!
Fairy Tales You Thought You Knew
Hans Christian Anderson was a world famous Danish
author in the mid-1800’s. This course will explore
some of his more famous tales such as “The Ugly
Duckling”, “The Emporer’s New Clothes”, and of
course, “The Little Mermaid”. We will explore the
effects of the major film-makers, such as Disney and
others on our understanding of the themes, purposes,
and writing style of this literary genius. Fee: $109
Item F9364 M. Lucas NORTH,V2139
5 Thursdays Sep 25 - Oct 23 7:00-8:30pm
Hans Christian Anderson – NEW!
Fairy Tales You Never Knew
While many of us have known the fairy tales of Hans
Christian Anderson since childhood, this course will
focus on many of the lesser known tales, such as
“The Gardener, the Lord, and the Lady”, “Auntie
Toothache”, and “The Shadow”. This class will
explore the themes and autobiographical elements
of these darker stories and discuss the writing style
and innovations introduced by Anderson. Fee: $109
Item F9363 M. Lucas NORTH,V1126
5 Thursdays Oct 30 – Dec 4 7:00 - 8:30pm
No class 11/11
Doing Business with China Series
As China, the most populated country, is emerging
as a key economic powerhouse in the new
century, it is imperative for anyone doing business
with China to understand the profound impact of
policy and culture on business. This seminar examines
Chinese governmental and cultural issues,
introduces important do’s and don’ts, and helps
develop effective business strategy. Join Visiting
Scholar Dr. Liu Yi as she shares her expertise on
business etiquette and forging effective business
relationships.
• Part I The Middle Kingdom including—The
Basics of Chinese Etiquette, The New China, and
Cultural Influences on Chinese Etiquette
• Part II Minding Your Manners in China including—Personal
Etiquette in China and Chinese
Meals and Celebrations and Gifts
• Part III Business in China including—Foreigners
and the Chinese Way of Doing Business and Cultural
Influences Vital in Chinese Business
• Part IV Negotiating in China including—The
Chinese Way of Negotiating, Preparing to Negotiate
in China, What to Expect While Negotiating,
Business Entertainment, When You Are a Host in
Your Own Country
• Part V an extensive Appendix including personal,
family, corporate and government titles as
well as useful words and expressions in Mandarin
Chinese
Fee: $195
Item F9366 Yi, L. Ph.D. MAIN L222
5 Saturdays Oct 11 – Nov 8 10:00am – 1:00pm