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Resuscitating University Language Programs in the Global Age: The International Engineering Program at the University of Rhode Island
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An Experiment in Collaborative Humanities: Imagining the World, 500–1500 CE
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A Chronicle of Curricular Reform: Impetus and Implications
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Transcultural and Transdisciplinary Approaches: A European View
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Study Abroad Revisited
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Beyond Language and Literature Departments: History, Culture, and International Study
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New East Asian Alliances: Professional and Academic
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Successful College and University Foreign Language Programs, 1995–99: Part 2
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Literature across the Curriculum: One View of Spanish from an Undergraduate Liberal Arts Perspective
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Toward a Cultural Curriculum for Graduate Studies: The Case of French
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Looking for the Right Balance: It's a Question of Perspective
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German Studies, Culture Studies, and Institutional Structure: Possibilities and Limitations
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Integrated Learning and Internationalized Education through Languages across the Curriculum
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The Imperative of Integrating Language Instruction with Instruction in Other Fields
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Racial Diversity, Romance Language and Literature Departments, and Interdisciplinary Programs
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Strategies for Enhancing the Visibility and Role of Foreign Language Departments
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Undergraduate German Programs: Strategies for Success
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Foreign Language PhDs: Making the Candidate Fit the Market
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The Dialectic of Education: Foreign Language, Culture, and Literature
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Way off Broadway and Way out of the Classroom: American Students De-, Re-, and Per-forming the French Dramatic Text
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