The University of Utah Languages & Literature

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DEADLINE Nov. 6 to apply for Spring Study Abroad in Mexico | STUDENT OF SPANISH: WANT TO COMPLETE YOUR REQUIRED CREDITS IN MEXICO?

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Event Date: Fri, 06 Nov 2009 : 10:00 AM MST

The Macedonian-North American Conference on Macedonian Studies | As a premier research institution, the University of Utah is a strong supporter of rigorous academic exploration and the freedom to engage in that exploration. The "Seventh Macedonian-North American Conference on Macedonian Studies" offers an opportunity for scholars from around the world to examine cultural, literary and linguistic topics relevant to a broad spectrum of inquiry. We welcome thoughtful, reasoned and well-researched perspectives that add light and knowledge to the global discussion on these topics.

[read more] Oct 26, 2009

Turkish Hour Film Series | Join us for three unforgettable films Turkish films. Each film will have and short introduction and a discussion after the screening.

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Event Date: Mon, 09 Nov 2009 : 5:00 PM MST
Location: LNCO 1100

NEW Required Courses for German Majors and Minors | All students declaring a German Major or Minor Starting Fall 2009 Semester must take GERM 3550:Intro to German Studies and GERM 3560: Intro to German-Speaking Cultures.


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NEW Accelerated German 1120: Learn the First year of German in One Semester | German 1120 combines German 1010 and 1020 into one semester.

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Language Exchange Program | Want to practice your language skills? The Language Exchange Program can match you with a non-native English speaker for a language learning exchange.

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