Summer program: Irqai Arabic conversion course, Georgetown University

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The National Capital Language Resource Center and the Georgetown University
are offering a course on
Spoken Iraqi Arabic

SPECIAL SESSION (May 24 to June 18, 2004)
Georgetown University ARAB-255-01
3 credits

The spoken Iraqi Arabic conversion course is an intensive 3-week, 3-credit
course aimed at Arabists who have reached at least the intermediate level of
study of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). This course will introduce the
features of Iraqi dialect and contrast them with MSA. It is geared primarily
toward comprehension of spoken Iraqi Arabic, as a basis for building
interactive skills. It runs as a pre- session course from May 24 to June 18,
with students in class 3 hours daily Monday through Friday from 8:30-11:30
AM and with an equal amount of work assigned outside of class. This course
is offered for undergraduate credit only. For more information please visit
the website at:

http://www.georgetown.edu/departments/arabic/summer.htm

Partial tuition SCHOLARSHIPS are available! See:

http://summerschool.georgetown.edu/financial.html

For application forms or scholarship information, please contact:
Jennifer Beveridge, Assistant Director Department of Arabic Language,
Literature and Linguistics, Georgetown University P. O. Box 571046
Washington, DC 20057-1046
Phone (202) 687-5743, Fax (202) 687-2408, Email jlb69 at georgetown.edu


The National Capital Language Resource Center
2011 Eye St. NW Suite 200 Washington DC 20006
Phone 202-973-1086   Fax 202-973-1055  nclrc at gwu.edu  www.nclrc.org