To understand today's world, its politics, and its economy, and to be competitive in a global marketplace, knowledge of world cultures is needed. To fully understand other cultures, knowledge of their languages is essential. Therefore, the Foreign Language area of the General Education requirements states, "A student should achieve the degree of competence in a foreign language necessary to encounter another culture on its own terms and to enhance the understanding of the structure of the language itself." All language courses, and especially those at the first year level, are structured to maximize student success with this requirement.
French Revolution - Wittenberg Style!! Check out the photos!
Witt Language Students Experience Culture At Home and Abroad:
Student Art Outside Witt Seniors William Haltam,Christopher Hollenbeck Hall Cassaniti, Jessenia Guzman, and Craig see more of this German poem... Jackson took China by storm!
Our Alumni Go Places!!
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See VIDEO CLIPS of Karate and Dancing!! (Click on picture below for thumbnails)
•Dr. Mickel 's Send-Off Brunch
•Japanese Party - Dec. 8, 2006
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Language Blogs:
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Blog from Abroad:
Joseph Hunter (Nagoya, Japan) Annie Shailer (Rennes, France) Emily Wendel (Salzburg, Austria) Jeremy Kleiner (Shanghai, China) Emily Heidrich (Eichsätt, Germany) Note: If you would like your blog (or just info about your overseas stay) to appear here, please contact: bbertrand@wittenberg.edu |
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