SV131 Elementary Swedish I (3 hours)
This course emphasizes the essentials of Swedish grammar and the development of the four basic skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing. Swedish culture will be introduced.
SV132 Elementary Swedish II (3 hours)
A continuation of the emphasis in Swedish 131. Prerequisite: SV131 or equivalent.
SN121 Elementary Spanish I (3 hours)
This course emphasizes the essentials of Spanish grammar and the development of the four basic skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing. Hispanic culture will be introduced.
SN122 Elementary Spanish II (3 hours)
A continuation of the emphasis in Spanish 121. Prerequisite: SN121 or equivalent.
SN221 Intermediate Spanish I (3 hours)
Speaking Emphasis. This course is an introduction to selected literary and cultural readings in Spanish with emphasis on oral discussion. In addition, the course will also offer a continued study of SN221, Spanish Grammar. Prerequisite: SN122 or equivalent.
SN222 Intermediate Spanish II (3 hours)
Writing Emphasis. This course is a continuation of Intermediate Spanish I with the emphasis shifting to writing. Prerequisite: SN221 or equivalent.
SN321 Spanish Conversation, Composition, and Grammar (3 hours)
This course is designed to develop further the students’ abilities to express themselves in Spanish orally as well as in written form, on the basis of selected readings and topics. In addition, a concise review of Spanish grammar will be presented. Knowledge of Hispanic culture will be expanded. Prerequisite: SN221 and 222 or equivalent.
SN324 Introduction to Hispanic Literature and Culture (3 hours)
This course is designed to introduce advancing language students to Hispanic literature and culture. Students will become familiar with literary concepts and authors in order to enhance their understanding of the origins and development of Hispanic culture. Readings will include short stories, poems, and selections from novels. Reading topics will include issues relevant to Hispanic culture such as its origins, religion, family structure, customs, beliefs, educational systems, and present influence in the United States. Students will also be introduced to contemporary Hispanic culture through the use of film, music, art and current news media. Prerequisite: SN221 and 222 or equivalent.
SN350 Hispanic Literature (3 hours)
Spanish 350 is designed to enhance the students’ knowledge of important literary works from Spain and/or Latin America. Students will further develop their understanding of literary movements, works, themes, and authors. Special attention will be given to Latin American authors such as Jorge Luis Borges, Juan Rulfo, Julio Cortazar, Gabriel Garcia Marguez, and Jose Donoso. Readings will include short stories and selections from Hispanic novels. Prerequisite: SN324.
SN355 Hispanic Poetry (3 hours)
Spanish 355 is a survey of important poetic works from Spain and/or Latin America. Students will develop an understanding of the various literary movements, works, themes, authors, and techniques associated with Hispanic poetry. Readings will focus on such authors as Jorge Guillen, Federico Garcia Lorca, Jorge Luis Borges, Pablo Nervda and Octavio Paz. Prerequisite: SN324.
SN375 Study Abroad (1-7 hours)
Students will participate in an approved study abroad program in a Spanish speaking country. Usually offered during alternate summers.
GR111 Elementary German I (3 hours)
This course emphasizes the essentials of German grammar and the development of the four basic skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing. The culture of German speaking people will be introduced.
GR112 Elementary German II (3 hours)
A continuation of the emphasis in German 111. Prerequisite: GR111 or equivalent.
GR211 Intermediate German I (3 hours)
Speaking Emphasis. This course is an introduction to selected literary and cultural readings in German with emphasis on oral discussion. In addition, the course will also offer a continued study of GR211, German grammar. Prerequisite: GR112 or equivalent.
GR212 Intermediate German II (3 hours)
Writing Emphasis. This course is a continuation of Intermediate German I with the emphasis shifting to writing. Prerequisite: GR211 or equivalent.
GR311* German Conversation and Composition (3 hours)
This course is designed to develop further the students’ abilities to express themselves in German orally as well as in written form, on the basis of selected readings. Knowledge of the culture of German speaking people will be expanded. Prerequisite: GR211 and 212 or equivalent.
The central component of this minor will be the student’s participation in a Junior Year Abroad program for either one or two semesters in a non-English speaking country outside the U.S. whose official language corresponds to that of the chosen minor. The College strongly encourages a student to spend the full year abroad.
Departmental Courses
Hrs.
Intermediate Foreign Language I
3
Intermediate Foreign Language II
3
Total (6)
To be considered for a Junior Year Abroad program, a student normally would have junior standing and have reached the language proficiency of the first four semesters of college level language courses.
Courses Abroad
Advanced Conversation
3
Advanced Compostition
3
Lit. or Civilization/History Course
3
Total (9)
Total (15
Bethany College offers courses in Spanish at the elementary and intermediate.These courses are strongly recommended for education, social work, business, and music majors.
Bethany also offers classes in German, and Swedish.
Latin and biblical Greek classes can be arranged when demand and resources warrant. (Greek and Latin are by Directed Independent Studies)
This major offers the opportunity to specialize in either English Education or standard English. Bethany’s program also provides the opportunity to minor in English.
Bethany College gives students the choice between a major in English Education, a major in English, or a minor in English. Through the English program, students master the skills of critical thinking and advanced writing techniques. Bethany also places heavy emphasis on community relations so students gain the skills necessary to be leaders in their fields as well as their communities.
Bethany offers an outstanding degree which includes both literary analysis and creative writing in both poetry and prose.
In your literature classes, you will read a mix of classic texts and contemporary literature, engage in lively discussions with dedicated faculty, and evalutate literature from a variety of critical and philosophical viewpoints.
You will also have the opportunity to improve your writing skills in composition and creative writing classes, with teachers who encourage you to publish.
Mission Statement: The English Department of Bethany University supports the broader mission of the College by its commitment to producing excellence in writing, speaking, and literary skills and understanding.
Philosophy: The philosophy of the English Department is to keep the student as our primary concern. The education of the student in speech, writing, and literature is best served by a variety of learning experiences which encourage learning through various media. The English Department values the larger perspective of commitment to the study of humanities (specifically writing, speech, literature) as an integral part of the formation of Christian leadership. The department is committed also to standards of excellence stated or implied by the Modern Language Association and the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.
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