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Spanish (PK-12)

The Spanish major requires ten courses (above SPAN 105)

Introductory Courses
  • SPAN 110 Introductory Spanish III (fulfills F3) OR 
  • SPAN 111 Conversational Spanish for Health Professionals (fulfills F3)
  • SPAN 112 Spanish for Educators (fulfills F3)
  • SPAN 113 Spanish for Educators (fulfills F3)
  • SPAN 210 Intro. Hispanic Lit. & Cultures: Islamic Spain- Colonial Period (Fall)
  • SPAN 215 Intro. Hispanic Lit. & Cultures: Enlightenment - Pres. Latin Am. (Spring)
​One or two courses at the 200 level above 215
  • SPAN 241 Introduction to Literature of Spain & Latin America
  • SPAN 243 Introduction to Hispanic Literature in the U.S.
  • SPAN 256 Reel Images: Spanish Cinema from Buñuel to Almodóvar
  • SPAN 259/359 Crossing Borders: Mexican Film
  • SPAN 262/362 Linguistic Varieties in the Spanish-Speaking World
Two courses at the 300 level
  • SPAN 330 Spanish Literature into Film
  • SPAN 342 Love and Jealousy from Cervantes to Almodóvar
  • SPAN 345 Agency, Citizenship and Identity in the Southern Cone 
  • SPAN 348 Central American Literature: Rebirth through Contemporary Voices
  • SPAN 354 Emblems and Visual Culture in Early Modern Spain
  • SPAN 355 Latin-American Literary Movements
  • SPAN 356 Caribbean Literature: Space and Narrative
  • SPAN 357 Monsters and Madmen
  • SPAN 358 Latin American Popular Culture and Tradition
  • SPAN 359/259 Crossing Boards: Mexican Film
  • SPAN 360 20th-Century Peninsular Literature
  • SPAN 362/262 Linguistic Varieties in the Spanish-Speaking World

One of these must be taken at the University in the senior year.

Study Abroad

All students majoring in Spanish will be required to study abroad for a minimum of one semester (taking three courses minimum) in a country where Spanish is the principal language. Courses taken during study abroad must be approved by the department prior to the student’s registration for the program. Students may also take an Internship while abroad.

The ACTFL Oral Proficiency Interview Requirement

All non-native speakers of Spanish, who are candidates for secondary teacher certification are required to pass the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Language (ACTFL) Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) with a minimum grade of Intermediate High in order to be recommended by the Modern Language & Literatures Department for student teaching.

Content Area Tests - required prior to certification

5195  Spanish: World Language

5511  Fundamental Subjects:  Content Knowledge

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Test scores should be reported to ÑÇÖÞÇéÉ« (RA2418) and the Pennsylvania Department of Education. 

McKeown

Program Coordinators

Dr. Joanne McKeown

Modern Language & Literatures Department Chair
mckeownj@moravian.edu

 

 

Nolan

Dr. Edward Nolan

Director of Secondary Education
nolane@moravian.edu