Arabic-L:PEDA:DC area Arabic Course responses

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1) Subject:DC area Arabic Course response
1) Subject:DC area Arabic Course response

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Date: 04 Feb 2003
From: Jill Jenkins <jtj8 at email.byu.edu>
Subject:DC area Arabic Course response

There is a program in Fairfax, VA which is about 30 minutes from DC. It
is
very reasonable compared to the other classes in the area and I believe
they
teach Fusha exclusively.

Institute of Islamic and Arabic Sciences of America, 8500 Hilltop Road,
Fairfax, VA 22031
Phone: 703-641-4890, Fax: 703-641-4899
E-mail: info at iiasa.org, Internet: http://www.iiasa.org
Notes: The Institute of Islamic and Arabic Sciences in America (IIASA)
is an
educational and research institution.
Among the various activities of the Institute are teaching Arabic and
Islamic courses, and undertaking
research in Islamic studies. IIASA has a prayer hall, and offers
Jumma/Friday Prayer at 1:30 p.m.

Jill Jenkins
jjenkins at gmu.edu

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Date: 04 Feb 2003
From: Gaye Price <gprice at uop.edu>
Subject:DC area Arabic Course response

Dear Dorata Kowalska,
I am not up on current programs in WDC, but at one time, the Middle
East Institute on N St. in Washington, D.C. offered very reputable
courses in beginning, intermediate and advanced MSA.  You might want to
check with them to see what they are offering nowadays.  Generally, the
courses were offered in the evening, two or three evenings per week.
And they did have a summer program as well as a program for the academic
year.  Their fees were considerably less than G.U.'s.  Good luck.
Gaye Walton-Price

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