[EDLING:950] The Geolinguistics of Language Teaching

[Francis M Hult]

The American Society of Geolinguistics announces its 2005 international conference on

The Geolinguistics of Language Teaching

September 29 - October 1, 2005

Skylight Room, Room 306
Baruch College (CUNY)
17 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY

ASG, with the participation of Baruch College of the City University of New York, will 
hold an international conference on The Geolinguistics of Language Teaching and will as 
usual publish the proceedings of the conference.  Topic areas include the place of 
language teaching in various curricula; recent innovations in foreign language teaching; 
new technologies for language acquisition and use; education policies of cities, states, 
and nations; demographics (rural-urban, emigration and immigration, minority heritages) as 
affecting language teaching; bilingualism, diglossia, interference, etc.; social dialects 
and language education, critical languages in war and peace; teaching and translation 
affecting culture and commerce; and language acquisition for the expansion of 
communications and business in a globalized world.

For more information write to

Prof. Wayne H. Finke
Baruch College
Modern Languages
B6-280
New York, NY 10010
wayne_finke at baruch.cuny.edu