LINGUISTIC STUDIES CONCENTRATION WORKSHEET

The Linguistic Studies concentration consists of a minimum of FIVE courses:

____1. English 250, English Language and Linguistics
____2. THREE approved departmental offerings at any level (with no more than two of these three courses within the same department):

_____a. _________________________________________________________

_____ b. ________________________________________________________

_____ c. ________________________________________________________

_____ 3. ONE approved Level III course:

_____________________________________________

You also have the option of receiving concentration credit through Independent Study, Independent Research, or off-campus study. Contact the Director of Linguistic Studies (Rika Ito, ito@stolaf.edu) for more information.

NOTE: For the class of 2015, it is recommended to take at least one course from the Category A list. If you have any questions, contact Prof. Rika Ito.

Category A: The course that focuses on linguistics
Asian Studies 126/226: Japanese Language in Society
Asian Studies 240: Talking in Japan and the U.S.: Language, Identity, and Beyond
Asian Studies 300: East Asian Languages and Linguistics (only if the topic of this course is on this issue.)
Education 245: Teaching and Learning English Grammar
Education 353: Teaching of World Languages
Philosophy 240: Formal Logic
Psychology 222: Psychology of Hearing
Spanish 276: Spanish as a First and Second Language
Spanish 311: Language in Society
Theatre 200: Voice and Phonetics

Category B: The course that is related to linguistics
All the other courses listed under OTHER APPROVED COURSES in the catalog.

Category C: Course counts for Linguistic Studies credit after consultation with instructor and Linguistic Studies Director.