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1) Subject:Middlebury Graduate Course

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Date: 06 Nov 2005
From:mabdalla at middlebury.edu
Subject:Middlebury Graduate Course

The Middlebury Arabic Summer School is pleased to announce its first  
non-degree graduate course. At present, many advanced students who  
have completed their fourth year of Arabic studies and attended  
intensive language programs abroad still require additional training  
to approach near-native fluency and maximize their ability to conduct  
research in Arabic. Despite this educational requisite, a  
corresponding level of instruction is effectively unavailable for non- 
native speakers. The unique environment and exceptional resources of  
the Middlebury College Arabic School offer an excellent opportunity  
to fill this need within the United States.
Arab culture and society  is a very advanced seminar in Arabic  
studies that meets daily in a six-week program for six graduate-level  
credits (2 units). It is especially suited for advanced graduate  
students and junior scholars whose primary language of research is  
Arabic and who seek further training to develop their language skills  
beyond the fourth year of study.

For more information contact:

Middlebury College

Arabic Summer School

Sunderland Language Center

Middlebury, VT 05753

Tel: 802-443-5510

E-mail: languages at middlebury.edu


Mahmoud Abdalla
Director-Middlebury Arabic Summer School

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