Spanish A.B. with Teacher Licensure

Chair: Associate Professor Essary

A major in Spanish requires that students complete the following trajectory. Students must move forward after completing the requirements at a given level.

 

Spanish majors are required to study abroad for at least one semester in a program that has been approved by the university and the department. The study abroad semester may be completed at any point in the above trajectory and includes the following requirements. Additional credits from abroad may be applied to general studies requirements, another major, or a minor as appropriate, or used as elective credit for graduation. Consult with the Spanish section head regarding where experimental courses numbered 37XX can be counted with approval in the major.

 

A Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Spanish with Teacher Licensure requires the completion of the Elon Core Curriculum as well as the Major Requirements listed below.

Major Requirements

Required Courses: 12 sh

SPN2020Intermediate Spanish II - Growing up in the Spanish Speaking World

4 sh

SPN3410Structures of Spanish Language

4 sh

SPN3600Voices of Identity through Spanish Phonetics

4 sh

  • SPN 2020: waived for students who place at the 3000-level (students must still complete the total hours required for the major).
  • SPN 0071 should be registered for when student takes their second SPN 4000-4999 course

Topics in Hispanic Culture and Spanish Language: 4 sh

Select a course at the SPN 3000-3499 level both taken on campus.

SPN3130Human Migrations

4 sh

SPN3140US-Spanish-American Relations

4 sh

SPN 3150Exploring Identity in the Spanish Speaking World

4 sh

SPN3160Spanish Speaking Cultures Through Film

4 sh

SPN3180Advanced Spanish in the Spanish-Speaking World

4 sh

SPN3200Reading Texts, Reading Life

4 sh

SPN3300Today's Spanish-Speaking World Through Media

4 sh

SPN3330Defining Moments of the Spanish Speaking World

4 sh

SPN3350Latinos in the U.S.: Past, Present and Future

4 sh

SPN3430Beyond Google Translate: Spanish Translation in the 21st Century

4 sh

Topics in Linguistic and Textual Interpretations: 4 sh

Select a course at the SPN 3500-3999 level, both taken on campus. 

SPN3520Detective Fiction

4 sh

SPN3530Text, Culture and Media

4 sh

SPN3550Conquests, Clashes and Transitions

4 sh

SPN3560Texts and Social Change

4 sh

SPN3570(Re)Presentations of Socio-Political Conflicts

4 sh

SPN3580In Search of Identity

4 sh

SPN3590Colonial Encounters

4 sh

SPN3610Language in Cultural Context

4 sh

SPN3620Race, Class and Gender

4 sh

SPN3630Gender and Sexuality

4 sh

SPN3985Internship

1-4 sh

SPN3991Independent Study

2-4 sh

Topics in Cultural History and Intellectual Thought: 8 sh


Select two courses at the SPN 4000- 4999 level, both taken on campus.
SPN4500Innovation and Social Protest in Theatre

4 sh

SPN4510Women's Writing in the Hispanic World

4 sh

SPN4520Trends in 20th and 21st Century Narrative

4 sh

SPN4530Realismo Magico or Real Maravilloso

4 sh

SPN4540Eating Through the Pages: Food in Contemporary Texts

4 sh

SPN4550Religion, Idolatry and Conquest: From Medieval Spain to the New World

4 sh

Study Abroad Preparation and Reflection: 4 sh

The sequence of courses, WLC 3010, WLC 3020, WLC 3030, is designed to help you prepare, reflect on, and process your required study abroad experience in a Spanish-speaking country. You must enroll in the 1-credit WLC 3010 the semester BEFORE you study abroad, the 1-credit WLC 3020 (online) WHILE you are studying abroad, and the 2-credit WLC 3030 the semester AFTER you return from study abroad.
WLC3010Preparing for Semester Abroad

1 sh

WLC3020Making the Most of Semester Abroad

1 sh

WLC3030Processing Your Semester Abroad

2 sh

 

Study Abroad Electives: 8-12 sh

A maximum of 3 courses (12 sh) taught in Spanish can be counted from the semester study abroad. Courses must be pre-approved by the Spanish section and the Registrar.

An internship in Spanish is strongly encouraged, and up to 4 sh of internship credit can count as elective credit for the Spanish major. Internship must have pre-approval and a faculty mentor on campus.

Required Professional Courses: 38 sh

EDU3050Learning and Teaching with Technologies

2 sh

PSY3820Educational Psychology

4 sh

SOC2430Sociology of Education

4 sh

EDU4030Explorations Capstone Seminar II

2 sh

EDU3150Educational Assesment

4 sh

EDU3550Teaching in 21st Century Classrooms

4 sh

EDU4500Teaching Diverse Learners in Middle and Secondary Schools

4 sh

EDU4970Student Teaching

10 sh

EDU4280Methods of Teaching World Languages

4 sh

 

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