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Benefits of bilingualism

Find out more about the benefits of bilingualism and why it's a great idea to study and learn a second language.

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Student projects

Student French website project

Check out French major Pedro Sebastian Rosales-Valenzuela's project he made for a business French class where he designed a whole website in French.

Student Spanish community project

Check out Spanish major Shirin Rahmanifar's video presentation for her Spanish Service Learning course where she describes the experience she had.

Student Views: Why minor or major in a language?

Find out why alumni of the World Languages & Literatures program feel it's important to study another language.

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World Languages & Literatures news

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Natalia Cardillo passes examinations to be a Federally Certified Court Interpreter

Cardillo, an instructor of Spanish at the University, is one of seven Federally Certified Court Interpreters within the state of Â鶹ӳ»­

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Â鶹ӳ»­ world languages faculty selected for Regents’ Advising Award

College of Liberal Arts Associate Professor Wilfredo de Ràfols earns NSHE system-wide honor

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College of Liberal Arts celebrates extraordinary achievements

The College of Liberal Arts recognized deserving individuals at annual awards ceremony