Study abroad next fall in both Russian and German

[John Lyles]

Dear Charlotte,

St. Petersburg State University has a good Russian program, which you can
find at http://russian4foreigners.com/, and when I studied there, we could
take other, non-Russian language classes as well.  I'm sure they could place
your student in a German class while she primarily studies Russian.

Sincerely,
John Lyles

2011/3/7 Charlotte Rosenthal <crosenth at usm.maine.edu>

> Dear Colleagues:
>
> I have a third-year student who is a "foreign language" major, meaning that
> she studies two languages for four years.  Her languages are Russian and
> German.  She is a superior language student who would greatly benefit from
> studying in Russia.  However, in order to complete her major, she would have
> to find a program that could also offer her at least one advanced-level (4th
> year) course in German.  Does anyone know of such a program or have
> suggestions how such a student could be accommodated?
>
> I'd be grateful for any suggestions.
>
> Charlotte Rosenthal
>
>
> Charlotte Rosenthal, Ph. D.
> Professor of Russian
> Dept. of Modern & Classical Langs. and Lits. University of Southern Maine
> Portland, ME 04104-9300 U.S.A.
>
> crosenth at usm.maine.edu
> http://blogs.usm.maine.edu/crosenth/
>
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