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Russian is the first language of over 150 million people worldwide. It is spoken in Russia, the former Soviet Union, and in many communities in North America. A major in Russian consists of 19 base credits as well as 40 credits in Russian, 25 of which must be upper division. In addition to beginning and intermediate Russian courses offered alternate years, students are strongly encouraged to participate in the CCCU Russian Study program or any other accredited study-abroad program to accumulate the required number of credits and to expand their knowledge of the language and country. A course in modern

European Studies: Base for all Majors Course Credits EUR 1110 Heritage of Europe (5) EUR 3100 Foundations of European Art (3) EUR 3500 European Civilization (5) EUR 4254 Translation (3) LIN 2100 Foundations of Language Study (5) 16 SECTION CREDITS REQUIRED 16 Capstone Course Credits EUR 4899 Contemp Eur Iss & Personalties 3 SECTION CREDITS REQUIRED 3 Russian History Course Credits HIS 3345 Modern Russia 5 SECTION CREDITS REQUIRED 5 Russian Courses Course Credits RUS 2100 Beginning Russian I (5) RUS 2105 Beginning Russian II (5) RUS 2106 Beginning Russian III (5) RUS 2207 Modern Russian Culture thr Lit (5) RUS 3100 Intermediate Russian (5) RUS 3920 Ind Rdngs:Intermediate Russian

Revised catalogue description Completion of five courses (20 units) as follows: Russian Language (Russ 23, 25, or equivalents) (8) RUSS 191 – Advanced Russian (4) RUSS 120 – Contemporary Russian Film (4) Or: RUSS 73 – Russian Culture and Civilization (4) One of the following (4 units): POLS 51 – International Politics (4) ECON 71 – Global Economic Issues (4) RUSS 193 – Special Topics in Russian Lit. (4) Or: An alternative course selected from those listed above, or a summer or semester of studying in Russia on a program approved by the Office of International programs or by the minor adviser. A minimum of 12 units must be completed at the

The study of linguistics focuses on the nature of language itself and on human beings as creators and users of language. It explores systems of sound and meaning; phrase and sentence structure; linguistic diversity; both first- and second-language acquisition; and language change over time. Students of linguistics generally prepare themselves to enter professional fields such as translation, teaching, and linguistic research. Linguistics Program Requirements Kathryn Bartholomew, Contact Person

EUR 1110 Heritage of Europe (5) EUR 3100 Foundations of European Art (3) EUR 3500 European Civilization (5) EUR 4254 Translation (3) EUR 4899 Contemp Eur Iss & Personalties (3) LIN 2100 Foundations of Language Study (5)

To be admitted to these broad field majors, students must meet the admission requirements of both the School of Education and the appropriate school or department in which the courses are offered. For initial advising, contact the School of Education certification advisor. The majors listed below are specially designed for students who are seeking elementary certification. However, students seeking an elementary endorsement are not limited to these majors. A student must complete the major requirements in effect when the student is admitted to the major.

Applicants for minors in literature or writing must display an average GPA of 2.5 or higher (4.0 = A) in at least two English courses at the 2000 level or above. A student must complete the minor requirements in effect when the student is admitted to the minor. Requirements for the Literature Minor This literature minor partially fulfills the requirements for a supporting endorsement on a teaching credential. See the School of Education for additional requirements. Requirements for the Professional Writing Minor All elective credits must be approved by the minor advisor. Electives may be selected from among courses in various disciplines depending on

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