10 Courses offered in the Second Summer Session are given as part of the Summer Workshop in Slavic, East European, and Central and Inner Asian Languages. The 2001 workshop also offers a Business Russian course and a Translation Seminar in Russian to all workshop students who have had at least three years of Russian. The workshop provides a unique opportunity for students of all languages to immerse themselves in language through classroom instruction and a full range of extracurricular activities. Students live in single air-conditioned rooms in Eigenmann Hall, take their meals together with instructors, and are provided with a variety of special activities, including lectures, films, folk singing, concerts, and a poetry club. As in past summers, fellowships in all workshop languages are available.
Fellowships are open to national competition and include tuition, fees, and a maintenance allowance.
The deadline for applications in all languages is April 1. Applications received after these deadlines will be considered on a space-available basis. See the listing under Slavic, East European, and Central Asian Languages under College of Arts and Sciences. French teachers from Indiana or other states are hosted for two weeks in the spring by Orl ans middle school or high school teachers. This workshop is for Spanish teachers or graduate students planning to teach Spanish who want to improve their Spanish and creativity skills, develop an awareness of contemporary Mexico, and create an individual project for the classroom by collecting authentic materials on location.