Who's Who in the Department of Modern and Classical Languages

Chair:
Hildegard F. Glass

Professors:
Valentini Papadopoulou Brady, Theodore Gish (Emeritus), Gertrud Pickar (Emeritus), Dora Pozzi (Emeritus), Claus Reschke (Emeritus), Robert Zaretsky, Marc Zimmerman

Associate Professors:
Richard Armstrong, Francesca Behr, Alessandro Carrera, Claudine Giacchetti, Hildegard Glass, Casey Dué Hackney, Marie Theresa Hernández, Nina Tucci, Sharon Wen

Assistant Professors:
Piraye Bahmanyar (Instructional), David Brenner (Visiting), Sandra Celli-Harris (Instructional), Tawhida El-Askary (Instructional), Guillermo de los Reyes, Sandra Frieden (Adjunct), Tanja Hellmann, Jean-Michel Lanskin (Instructional), Marshall McArthur (Instructional), Maya Panchang (Instructional), Anne Reitz (Instructional), Jing Zhang (Instructional)

Lecturers & Instructors:
Monica Ercolani, Sharon Marquart, Helen Nakamoto, Kagenobu Nakamoto, Alessandra Natale, Arun Prakash, Olga Rudich, Christina Voulali, Lynette Vuong

Chinese Studies Director:
Xiaohong Sharon Wen

Classical Studies Director:
Casey Dué Hackney

French Program Director:
Claudine Giacchetti

German Program Director:
Hildegard Glass

Italian Studies Director:
Alessandro Carrera

World Cultures and Literature Director:
Marc Zimmerman

Degrees and Majors

The Department of Modern and Classical Languages offers the Bachelor of Arts degree in Chinese Studies, Classical Studies, French, German, German Area Studies, and Italian Studies.

Minor programs include Chinese, French, French for Business-Related Professions, German, German Area Studies, Greek, Italian, Latin, Russian, and World Cultures and Literature. Requirements for minors precede the listing of courses.

Teacher certification for secondary education is available in French, German, Latin, and Italian studies.

General Requirements

Majors in French and German must maintain a minimum cumulative 2.50 grade point average in all courses attempted in the major and must demonstrate or attain at least 2302 (fourth semester) level proficiency in a second foreign language.