Language is the blood of the soul into which thoughts run and out of which they grow.
All foreign language majors sample the rich literatures produced by the cultures whose language they study. Contemporary uses of fluency extend to the business world, international relations, trade, banking, politics and environmental cooperation. There are opportunities for students to travel abroad to countries in Latin America and Europe. Several students have received Rotary and Fulbright scholarships to study abroad. Clubs for students interested in French, German and Spanish and a chapter of the national French honorary society, Pi Delta Pi, contribute to the understanding and enjoyment of these languages and cultures.