In order to help the community understand the culturally diverse nature of our changing society and world, the faculty in the World Languages and Hispanic Literatures Department currently offer courses in four languages: French, German, Japanese and Spanish. While we focus on the standard variety of each of these languages, students are also familiarized with the different linguistic and cultural characteristics of the various regions where the languages are spoken, and we as faculty value these differences. From basic language instruction to advanced graduate courses, we are committed to exposing our students to the multicultural aspects of our global society. This commitment to diversity is also represented by the multicultural composition of our faculty.

• Part Time Faculty (Spring 2008) -  In French Literature or  Linguistics
  
  Minimum Qualifications:  Master in French Literature or Linguistics with university-level teaching experience.  Interested applicants should submit a current C.V., contacts for 3 professional references, and a letter of interest describing area of expertise, teaching philosophy, pedagogy, and previous teaching experience. 
  
  Applicants will be added to the WLHL Department's Vacancy Pool to fill openings
  in Spring 2008 and beyond.
   
• Part Time Faculty (Spring 2008) -  In Spanish Linguistics
  
  Minimum Qualifications:  ABD / Ph.D. in Spanish Linguistics with university-level teaching experience.  Interested applicants should submit a current C.V., contacts for 3 professional references, and a letter of interest describing area of expertise, teaching philosophy, pedagogy, and previous teaching experience.   

  Applicants will be added to the WLHL Department’s Vacancy Pool to fill openings in Spring 2008 and beyond.

Please e-mail applications to:

                                         Ms. Oneita Billings, Administrative Coordinator
                                                             obilling@csusm.edu

*CSU San Marcos currently offers instruction in Arabic, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish. 
California State University, San Marcos is an AA/EEO Employer

STUDY ARABIC AT CSUSM

COMPLETE YOUR LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
FOR GRADUATION!

SPRING 2008:
Intermediate Arabic 1 - MW 13:00-14:15
Email: mjabari@csusm.edu
Instructor - Mohamad Jabari
For more information, contact the World Languages Department at (760) 750-4208.

Would you like to continue or fulfill your French Minor?

For the Spring 2008 Semester the following upper-division course will be offered:

FRENCH 311 – CRN 22434 - 13:00-14:15 - TR - Advanced French

Focuses on further development and refinement of the four primary skills in French (speaking, writing, reading, and listening comprehension), in addition to a study of cultural factors which affect communication. Conducted in French. Prerequisite: FREN 202 or equivalent.

FRENCH 312 – CRN 22169 - 10:30-11:45 - TR - French Composition and Advanced Oral Practice
Advanced-level practice of French through oral and written exercises. Conducted in French. Prerequisite: FREN 202 or equivalent.

*In addition French courses 101, 102, 201 and 202 will also be offered for Spring 2008. Please look online for the Spring 2008 schedule for times.For additional information, please see;
Dr. Veronica Añover (vanover@csusm.edu) MH 224, X4143.

Would you like to continue or fulfill your German Minor?

For the Spring 2008 Semester the following courses will be offered:

GERMAN 312 – CRN 22503 - 8:30-9:45 – MW - German Composition and Advanced Oral Practice

Advanced-level practice of German through oral and written exercises. Conducted in German.

Focuses on further development and refinement of the four primary skills in German (speaking, writing, reading, and listening comprehension). In addition to a study of cultural factors which affect communication. Conducted in German. Prerequisite: GRMN 202 or equivalent.

*In addition, German courses 101, and 201 will also be offered for Spring 2008. Please look online for the Spring 2008 schedule for dates/times.

For additional information, please see Dr. Michael Hughes (mhughes@csusm.edu) MH 244, X8076.