Section

Department of English & Foreign Languages

Programs of Study

Group projects and small discussion groups form an important part of many classes in the Dept. of English & Foreign Languages.

 

Major Programs:

 

Minor Programs:

 

Teacher Certification:

Courses in English and foreign languages are concerned with the ideas of civilization as expressed in the language and literature of the world. These courses address several areas of the general education program, and they are also excellent electives.

Courses in humanities help students attain:

  1. The ability to organize ideas, to write correctly and effectively, and to carry out library research systematically;
  2. An awareness of their own cultural tradition through the study of literature of the Western world;
  3. The ability to understand and enjoy literature through a study of published interpretation and criticism and through their own analysis and writing;
  4. An awareness of the ways in which a number of major writers have viewed the human condition and the adventures of man's mind and spirit; and
  5. An understanding of the essential unity of knowledge and an awareness of the inter-relatedness of the various disciplines

A grade of C or better is required in all courses applied to major and minor programs in the Department of English and Foreign Languages.

      From the current Lander University Catalog

Larry A. Jackson Library is named for the first president appointed after Lander became state-supported. The Library borders the east side of Assembly Plaza.

 

University Catalog Descriptions

The undergraduate program description of the Department of English and Foreign Languages from the Lander University Catalog is available for viewing via Adobe® Acrobat® Reader™ from the drop-down menu on Lander's Homepage.


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