P rofessor Emeritus of Russian A supplementary staff of part-time faculty, foreign exchange students, and teaching assistants is assigned to aid in the instruction of language. The M.A. is awarded in French, German, and Spanish.
Departmental advisors are available during freshman orientation and preregistration periods.
Students with previous language study who wish to enter advanced language or literature courses should consult with advisors in their field of interest. Students interested in course credit for advanced placement should see the undergraduate advisor in the language. For nonconcentrators, foreign language skills provide an extra edge in applying for graduate study or for employment that requires travel or work in the international community. Programs such as the Certificate in Management Studies and the International Relations Certificate in combination with a language concentration offer students wider career horizons. For example, students can work with the Warner School to become certified to teach in New York State's public schools.