19.1721, FYI: MA Applied Linguistics at Biola University

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Subject: 19.1721, FYI: MA Applied Linguistics at Biola University

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Date: 28-May-2008
From: Kitty Purgason < kitty.purgason at biola.edu >
Subject: MA Applied Linguistics at Biola University

 

	
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Applications for the fall semester start of the MA Applied Linguistics at
Biola University are being accepted until August 1.  This degree allows
students to explore multidisciplinary and culturally appropriate solutions
to language-related human problems both in the United States and abroad,
including bilingual and multilingual education, language planning,
lexicography, literacy, second language acquisition, the development or
modification of writing systems, language survey, Bible translation, and
Scripture use.  Our collaborative program, SIL-at-Biola, enables students
to learn from on-the-field practitioners.  Our location in the greater Los
Angeles area offers rich language and service opportunities.  The larger
university provides optional additional coursework in theology, education,
and intercultural studies.  Personal attention is a hallmark of our
program.  For more information see http://www.biola.edu/sics/ or e-mail
kitty (dot) purgason (at) biola (dot) edu. 



Linguistic Field(s): Applied Linguistics





 






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