Foreign Language

This class is held at Olivet Nazarene University. Please see FREN 211 in Olivet Nazarene University catalog.

This class is held at Olivet Nazarene University. See French 212 in Olivet Nazarene University catalog.

This class is held at Olivet Nazarene University. See French 325 in Olivet Nazarene University catalog.

This course is offered through the Study Abroad program. Consult an advisor in Student Affairs for more details.

This class is held at Olivet Nazarene University. See French 342 in Olivet catalog.

This course is offered through the Study Abroad program. Consult an advisor in Student Affairs for more details.

This course is offered through the Study Abroad program. Consult an advisor in Student Affairs for more details.

This course is offered through the Study Abroad program. Consult an advisor in Student Affairs for more details.

The student will be introduced to the basics of Spanish language with emphasis on essential speaking and listening skills. The student will learn the fundamentals of idiomatic vocabulary, basic grammar and syntax, and introductory cultural traditions. This course is not intended to be part of the Spanish language sequence. It is a stand-along course. It is an excellent supplement to the regular Spanish sequence of SPAN 1514 and SPAN 1524 since it gives additional practice in basic conversational patterns. Students who choose to take the regular sequence can take this course prior to, concurrently with, or following SPAN 1514 and/or SPAN 1524. AAS: Humanities elective & business elective.

This is a comprehensive elementary course including: grammar, oral and written composition, oral practice, and cultural studies. One research project and one oral presentation will be required. AAS: Humanities elective.

This course is a continuation of SPAN 1514 with introduction of the preterite and subjunctive verbs along with emphasis on reading. A research project and oral presentation will be required.

This course provides the advanced student a general review of Spanish grammar and structure with an underpinning of Spanish culture. Sentence structure and verb usage along with other elements of grammar study will be the focus. The customs and traditions of the Spanish people will supply the themes for written work. A research paper and oral presentation will be required.

This is a survey of Spanish and Latin-American life and institutions intended as a background for literary studies and a better understanding of Spanish world contributions. A research project is required. IAI: H1 900.

This course is taught at a study abroad site. This course provides a study of the prehistory through contemporary peoples of Mexico.

This course is designed to give intensive practice in communicating in Spanish. The course provides opportunities to improve listening, speaking, and writing abilities.