WORLD LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND CULTURES, DEPARTMENT of
MODERN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT
 

12/2/70
     Major program in Russian approved.
 
5/10/72
     Masters of Arts degree program approved.
 
11/6/74
     Approved Modern Languages Dept. offering graduate courses as a service to the Education College, permitting students in M.Ed. program in Curriculum & Instruction with a modern language speciality to take the required 12 credit hours in their subject field.
 
2/4/81
     UCRC review report received and referred to A&S Dean and A&S Curriculum Com. for review and report.
To be referred back to UCRC for specific resolutions to FC based on reports.

3/3/82  (Report No. 11)
	Minor program approved in French, German, and Spanish.

5/4/83
     CLEP credit in modern languages proposal approved.
 
6/13/90
     Masters degree program in Spanish approved.
 
5/22/96
     Approved suspending major in German.
	 
1/15/14  (Report No. 37)
	 Approved French major and minor undergraduate program 4 to 3 credit hour course revisions.
 
3/19/14  (Report No. 57)
	Approved undergraduate program revisions as part of the 4 to 3 conversion for foreign language education in French
 
3/19/14  (Report No. 57)
	Approved undergraduate program revisions as part of the 4 to 3 conversion for foreign language education in Spanish

2/11/15  (Report No. 33)	
	Name change to Department of World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures approved.
	
5/6/15   (Report No.79)
	Arabic major undergraduate degree program approved.
	
12/3/15  (Report No. 19)
	Arabic undergraduate major program approved.
	
2/8/17
	German Minor program deactivation approved.
	
2/8/17
	Approved Spanish B.A. program revisions to add additional ways added to determine level of competency
	
3/5/17
	SPN 371 Reading Literature from Spain, SPN 372 Reading Latin American Literature, and SPN 418 Spanish Sociolinguistics approved for writing across the curriculum.

3/6/19  (Report No. 58)
	Approved Middle Eastern Studies Minor: An intermediate level of a Middle Eastern language, such as Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Turkish. (8 credits). One core course: ARB\HIS/PSC 274 and REL 275: An Introduction to the Middle East (3 credits).  Electives:  at least two elective courses for a total of 6 credit hours one of which must be at the 300-400 level

3/6/19  (Report No. 59)
	Approved Spanish Accelerated 4+1 BA/MA degree program 
	
10/7/20  (Report No. 8)
	Approved SPN 494 capstone course