Spanish Section

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Resources (listing developed by  Dr. Ricardo Raschio)

At St. Thomas:

• Second language Writing Exercises
• El Arte a tu Gusto
• Resources for Spanish 212 and beyond

Spanish Language and Country Resources

• Spanish Grammar exercises
  by Barbara Kuczun Nelson and Colby College.

• WELL: Web Enahnced Language Learning; Spanish section
  Extensive list of electronic resources out of the United Kingdom (UK) specifically related to learning modern languages in higher education

• Ejercicios de Gramática
  Spanish 3 & 4 Grammar Page and exercises 
  from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill  

• Foreign Language Resources
  From the University of California at Berkeley

• Work Reference  Spanish/English dictionary 
  from HarperCollins Publishing

• Learn Spanish
  by Sarah and John of Lingolex, Andalucia, Spain.  
  Features a Spanish verb conjugator

• ABC Electrónico (Spanish newspaper)
  Ediciones:
  abc.es; Madrid; Sevilla; Cataluña; C. Valenciana; Córdoba; Toledo

• "Sí, España"
  Spanish current affairs and its historical, linguistic and cultural development

• Gateway to Latin America
  An on-line tour of Latin American language and culture

• Periodicós en Español
  Directorio Mundial de Periódicos en Español
  World-wide directory of newspapers in Spanish

Professional Language Organizations:

• CARLA (Center for Advanced research in Language Acquisition-U.Minnesota)

• MLTHE Home page

• HISPANIA Journal home page

Faculty: 

Badessich | Bonsager | Bradford | Cordova | Chavarria

de la Torre | Estevez  | Hundley | Johnston | Martín-Morán

Milstein   | Moorman | Pelletier-Skoog  | Raschio | Reinhardt

Romens  | Sandmann | Scham  | Stone | Tar  | Vetter

Tutors: 

From the Undergraduate Academic Catalogue:

• Spanish courses
  fulfill the Language and Culture component of the core curriculum
• Spanish major
• Spanish minor
  A major or minor concentration in Spanish
  Students graduating with a major in Spanish will have a solid understanding of the Spanish language and the ability to use the language effectively in speaking, comprehension, reading, and writing. They will have developed the skills necessary for the study, analysis, and interpretation of a wide range of cultural texts, including literary texts.
• Major concentrations in language with business 
  (international business — language intensive) 
  Students graduating with a major in international business — language intensive will be able to demonstrate a command of the appropriate language for use in business and professional life, will understand the historical and cultural development of the countries of that language, and will understand the business practices and economic structure of those countries.
• Major concentrations in with English 
  (literary studies)

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