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Action Items – January 15 Minutes School of Modern Languages and School of International Affairs • Degree Modification • Bachelor of Science in International Affairs and Modern Language with a Concentration in: • Chinese • French • German • Japanese • Spanish • Russian • Create six concentrations for the IAML degree: CHIN, FREN, GRMN, JAPN, RUSS, SPAN. • Currently, all IAML students form the same cohort inside the BANNER database; there is no indication of the language concentration of the five available to students. • Thus, identification of IAML majors according to language for assessment and communication is complicated and requires multiple searches to accomplish, especially for in‐coming freshmen.
Action Items – January 15 Minutes • Require CHIN/FREN/GRMN/JAPN/RUS/SPAN 4500 as one of the courses completing the language core courses for the IAML degree. • Require an International Experience of each IAML major. • In sum, the proposed IAML modifications • clearly differentiate between the different language concentrations of the students; • add RUSS to the available languages as a concentration; • the Language core for the IAML degree changes from 8 elective courses to 7 elective plus 1 required course, Language 4500; • and all students are required to undertake an international experience as part of the degree.
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