U of Michigan Russian Language Courses, Summer 2014 in Ann Arbor, MI

[Jean McKee]

*Summer Language Institute at the University of Michigan*

Intensive Russian Language Courses in Ann Arbor, MI

*Spring Term: May 6-June 24*
Russian 123 (8 credits): First-Year Russian
Russian 303 (8 credits): Third-Year Russian

*Summer Term: June  26-August 15*
Russian 223 (8 credits): Second-Year Russian

Credit and not-for-credit options available
Application Deadline: March 31, 2014
Application materials and additional information:
www.lsa.umich.edu/sli <http://www.lsa.umich.edu/sli>

*First-Year Russian: *
Introduction to the contemporary Russian language, the course presents the
fundamentals of Russian grammar and syntax, equips students with a basic
yet functional vocabulary, and provides an intensive practice in speaking,
reading, writing, and listening.

*Second-Year Russian:*
The course will enable the students to function relatively comfortably in
real-life Russian-language situations. It reviews and expands grammatical
concepts covered in the first-year Russian courses. Authentic language
materials (including Russian films) are used extensively.

*Third-Year Russian: *
The course goal is to continue to improve students' command of language
structure, aiming toward the advanced language proficiency in speaking,
reading, listening, and writing. Russian films will be an integral part of
this course.

Please contact slavic at umich.edu with any questions.

Best regards,
Jean

Jean McKee
Student Services Coordinator | Assistant to the Chair
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
812 E Washington St | 3040 MLB | Ann Arbor | MI | 48109
voice 734.764.5355 | fax 734.647.2127
www.lsa.umich.edu/slavic // Visit us on
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