Famed poet brings Dominican history to life
Leonardo Nin inspires Clark students with original verse
In our small, close-knit department, you will not only master a language through proficiency in speaking and writing, but also increase your appreciation and critical analysis of the cultures that share that language — literacies that are more important than ever in our increasingly global society.
We offer majors in ancient civilization, combined languages, comparative literature, French and Francophone studies, and Spanish, with minors in most programs; a minor or self-designed major in German studies; and a concentration in Jewish studies. We also offer honors programs for advanced study and research.
As an undergraduate in our department, you may conduct research independently or with faculty. You may present your research at Clark’s Academic Spree Day and Fall Fest, annual showcases of student work.
With a degree from the Language, Literature, and Culture Department, you may pursue graduate school or work in education, government, nonprofits, the arts, and more — across the country and around the world.
Leonardo Nin inspires Clark students with original verse
Student podcast explores how names impact a person’s life, self-identity
Influential professor emeritus William Koelsch to speak at opening, April 8
Anna Spack '16 uses Clark degree to help in fight against hunger
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