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The U of A Spanish Program offers three levels of courses for students who grew up in Spanish-speaking households. Consider pursuing a minor or double major with these heritage Spanish courses.

Working in a theoretical group frequently entails having conversations in front of the data to clarify the narrative that nature is attempting to convey.

Two alumni, Jhonatan Carmona and Camila Bracamonte, shared their experiences in the Spanish Program and the World Languages and Digital Humanities Studio during their time at the U of A.

Health care professionals looking to become more effective in communicating with Spanish-speaking clients can now gain the skills through a recently launched graduate certificate program at Elizabethtown College.

The Sin Límites Biliteracy Program finished the year with a virtual-reality immersive experience provided by the World Languages and Digital Humanities Studio at the U of A.

Faculty and students collaborate on best practices and other techniques to help community interpreters.

Spanish professors Luis Fernando Restrepo, Brenda Magnetti and Raquel Castro Salas, and graduate student Grace González Sánchez, delivered the presentation at a national symposium on Spanish.