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ENG257
- Language at Issue/Seminar
Centers on current language policy issues. Each semester focuses on several selected policy issues such as bilingual education, policies that dictate "English Only" in the workplace and other situations, speech codes, language translation in the legal process, and efforts to make English the official language of the United States. Language policy issues in the U.S. are compared to those in other parts of the world, especially the European Union countries. Policy issues are considered from the perspectives of academic scholarship, media representations, legislative actions, and legal decisions. For undergraduate English majors, this course satisfies the Period (C-3) requirement. Ms. Johnson/Offered 2009-2010
Faculty
Fern Johnson, Ph.D. - Professor of English
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COMM257
ENG357
LAS257
RER257
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