NEW If you like grammar and learning the roots of English vocabulary, you will enjoy learning Latin! Join us as we explore this wonderful language. Our textbook will be Introduction to Latin Second Edition by Susan Shelmerdine, available in paperback. New material for returning students.

Learn to use English in real life situations. Improve your speaking ability. Learn about sentence patterns. Work on pronunciation and understanding spoken language. Material fee $15 payable to instructor.

Study grammar, usage, sentence structure and punctuation to improve speaking, reading, and writing skills. For more rapid improvement pair with conversation course.

Beginners class is an introduction to American Sign Language (ASL), one of the primary languages used by the Deaf community in the U.S. Classes are taught by a Deaf individual. Be introduced to ASL grammar, Deaf culture and its history. Continuing Beginner is for those with prior ASL language experience and for returning students who want to take their skills further. Required textbook – see receipt.

Beginners class is an introduction to American Sign Language (ASL), one of the primary languages used by the Deaf community in the U.S. Classes are taught by a Deaf individual. Be introduced to ASL grammar, Deaf culture and its history. Continuing Beginner is for those with prior ASL language experience and for returning students who want to take their skills further. Required textbook – see receipt.

Learn the basics of Korean language; how to write and read consonants, vowels, and diphthongs as well as speak simple phrases useful in everyday conversations. Survey the history and types of Korean food, kimchi and bibimbap; and discover various popular street foods. Considering the global popularity of K-Pop, explore music and dance that collaborates conventional and modern elements. The Continuing Beginner level is for those with some prior Korean language experience and for returning students who want to take their skills further.

Learn the basics of Korean language; how to write and read consonants, vowels, and diphthongs as well as speak simple phrases useful in everyday conversations. Survey the history and types of Korean food, kimchi and bibimbap; and discover various popular street foods. Considering the global popularity of K-Pop, explore music and dance that collaborates conventional and modern elements. The Continuing Beginner level is for those with some prior Korean language experience and for returning students who want to take their skills further.

Focus on conversational Chinese to become functional with the basic, everyday Mandarin spoken language by studying Chinese pinyin - the basic four-tone phonetic system which is the most important part in learning the language. Develop your speaking and listening skills through imitation, repetition, role play, and group exercise in different everyday life situations. Chinese cultural topics conducive to learning the language will also be explored. New material for returning students.