Arabic-L:PEDA:Arabic Translation Summer Institute at Western Michigan U

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Date: 28 Jan 2009
From:Mustafa Mughazy <mustafa.mughazy at wmich.edu>
Subject:Arabic Translation Summer Institute at Western Michigan U

Join us at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo for a four-week  
summer intensive program that will teach you about the business and  
practice of Arabic-English translation!  We welcome applications from  
everyone, including professionals, undergraduates, graduates, and  
international students from around the world.

The program will include two courses: LANG 5250: Practicum in  
Translation (3 credit hours) and LANG 5800: Theory and Business of  
Translation (2 credit hours).

The Summer Translation Institute will take place during the first four  
weeks of Summer II 2009 (June 25, Thursday - July 24, Friday).  The  
deadline for initial consideration for applications is March 15, 2009,  
but applications received after that will be considered based on  
available space.  Housing will be available, and the university will  
provide visa support for international applicants.

For more details regarding tuition, housing, application procedures,  
curriculum, and faculty, please see the website www.wmich.edu/languages/summertranslation 
  or contact the Department of Foreign Languages at summer-translation at wmich.edu 
   or TEL 269-387-3001.

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