Students take this course six hours per week for a semester while studying in the Yucatan and receive the equivalent of two semesters in one. Spanish 221 and Spanish 222 continue to develop the skills in speaking, listening, reading and writing begun at the beginning level, with particular emphasis on developing oral proficiency. Classes meet four times a week in addition to two half-hour conversation labs. Students also learn more about life and culture in Spain and Latin America and are introduced to literary and non-literary readings. Particular attention is given to developing advanced oral and written skills needed for content classes conducted in the language and clarifying difficult grammar concepts.
Classes meet four times a week in addition to two half-hour conversation labs.
It can be taken at the same time as Spanish 322. They are offered in alternate years and require extensive reading and writing. Spanish 361 - Studies in Hispanic Literature is offered on an occasional basis to meet specific student needs and interests. Spanish 485 and 486 are seminar courses in Spanish and Spanish American literature respectively, which are offered in alternate years. Majors are required to take one of these courses during their senior year after returning from Spain.