Italian

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Professor Adler
Assistant Professor Ovan
Adjunct Professor Magistro
Lecturer Mehrmand

One of the most important features of a liberal education is familiarity with the language of a culture other than one’s own. Such familiarity not only clarifies a student’s sense of cultural identity, but also enhances articulateness and enlarges the view of the scope of thought and language. A major in a foreign language prepares students to enter graduate school in literary studies or in interpretation and translation, or provides basic liberal arts training for professional study in law, business, foreign service, or medicine.

Students are strongly encouraged to fulfill the language requirement in an uninterrupted sequence. In all cases, however, the language requirement must be completed by the end of the first semester of the senior year.

Programs

• Courses in Italian
• Italian Major
• Italian Minor
• Italian Studies Major
• Italian Studies Minor

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