Richland College Foreign Languages

Spanish

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Mission:	The Spanish program is designed to develop practical communication skills and cross-cultural understanding.
Faculty:	Faculty members have graduate degrees in the language they teach; many have been trained by the American Council of the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) in oral proficiency methods. Kevin Beard John Dolance Dr. Nanette Pascal María Rojas
For-Credit Courses:	Beginning Spanish, SPAN1311 / SPAN1411 and SPAN1412 Intermediate Spanish, SPAN2311 and SPAN2312 Beginning Conversation, SPAN1100, SPAN1300 Intermediate/Advanced Conversation, SPAN2306 and SPAN2370 Introduction to Spanish Literature, SPAN2321 and SPAN2322 Intermediate/Advanced Spanish for Business, SPAN2371 and SPAN2372 Some of the beginning and intermediate courses are offered in an eight-week or ten-week format, and as four or five week summer courses. Some courses are offered as telecourses or partially on-line courses. Richland College offers students: small classes, flexible scheduling, state-of-the-art computer assisted instructional materials, a modern Sony language lab using video and audio tapes, cable TV transmission and satellite links, free tutoring and study abroad opportunities in Mexico and Spain.
	Continuing Education Courses

World Languages, Cultures and Communications
Richland College
12800 Abrams Rd.
Dallas, TX 75243-2199
Susan Barkley, Dean
Phone: (972) 238-6943
Fax: (972) 238-6166