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• Admissions
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• Student Life
• The Core Curriculum
• Fields of Undergraduate Study: Academic Degrees & Course Listings
• Language Institutes
• Study Abroad and Summer Session

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Appendix: Personnel & Enrollment

• Minor
• Linguistics Courses (LING)
   

English Language Institute
School of Humanities and Social Sciences

Professor Emeritus: S. El Araby
Professor: Y. El Ezabi (Director of ELI)
Associate Professors:  R. Gibson, G. Ioup, F. Perry, P. Stevens

Minor

The linguistics minor is administered jointly by the Department of Sociology-Anthropology-Psychology and the English Language Institute. The minor is particularly valuable as a complement to majors such as English and comparative literature, Arabic studies, psychology, sociology, anthropology, and journalism and mass communication.

Requirements (15 credits): LING 252 Introduction to Linguistics, ANTH/LING 352 Language in Culture, LING 322 Introduction to Phonetics, LING 422 Language and Human Development, and one of the following: JRMC 304 Arabic Newswriting and Editing or EGPT 253 Hieroglyphics I.

Linguistics Courses (LING)

CourseNum CourseTitle 252 Introduction to Linguistics 322 Introduction to Phonetics 352 Language in Culture 422 Language and Human Development