Subject: SPAN359L - Spanish in the Life Sciences

Description:
This is an excellent opportunity for students majoring or studying the life
sciences who also have an interest in Spanish.

As the Head of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese I am reaching out to
you to let you know of an exciting opportunity for students studying in the
Life Sciences program who would like to advance their knowledge of Spanish
with a class tailored to their professionally specific needs. In this class,
which requires a high intermediate level of Spanish, students will be exposed
to science-related materials and will write a research proposal. This will be
ideal for all pursuing research in the Spanish-speaking world, those applying
for Fulbright, or any students in search for proficiency. If you would like
to see the syllabus, please contact the instructor, Daniela Bulansky .

SPAN359L is designed to strengthen students oral and written communication
and critical thinking skills in Spanish through the study of science-related
materials. The course engages students in class discussions about a variety
of topics in different formats. The course is divided in five units that will
allow the study of specific geographies, topics and cases in the
Spanish-speaking world. Assignments include writing a research proposal and
visiting the National Zoo and the National Museum of Natural History. No
specific technical knowledge is necessary but we cover a variety of topics
that are for science-oriented or science-interested students. Taught in
Spanish.


Contact Person: Daniela Bulansky
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