Major in Spanish
Major in Spanish
Major in Spanish
Academic Program Guide for Freshmen who entered Fall 2018-Spring 2021
Academic Program Guide for all students who entered Fall 2021 or later
- Concentration/CUGS in Applied Spanish
- Concentration/CUGS in Peninsular Spanish Literature and Culture
- Concentration/CUGS in Spanish American Literature and Culture
- Concentration/CUGS in Spanish Translation and Interpretation
Five-Year Projection of Spanish Major Course Offerings (PDF)
Spanish Major Advising Contract (PDF).
Watch videos of two recent Spanish Major graduates:
Advisors:
Christine Larsen-Britt
Advisor for Non-Education Spanish Majors
(856) 256-4068
Bunce Hall, Suite 218
larsen-britt@rowan.edu
Nadia Rahin
Advisor for Spanish/P-12 Subject Matter Education dual-degree
(856) 256-4664
James Hall 2079
rahin@rowan.edu
April Ellerbe
Advisor for Spanish/Elementary Education dual-degree
(856) 256-4737
James Hall 3070
ellerbe@rowan.edu
The Spanish Major, which may be declared either in the World Languages Department in Bunce Hall, Suite 305, or with any of our advisors, offers a flexible curriculum that makes it possible to develop an intensive study of the Spanish language, its civilization, cultures and literatures. It also provides a general background for future professional studies and advanced degrees in Spanish as well as careers in a variety of fields, such as social, administrative, and governmental work, and international business.
Within the Spanish Major, four Concentrations are available in: (1) Applied Spanish, (2) Peninsular Spanish Literature and Culture, (3) Spanish American Literature and Culture, and (4) Spanish Translation and Interpretation. Each of these Concentrations seeks to provide recognition for students' completion of 12 s.h. in the respective subject area.
Literature courses in English translation cannot be counted for credit toward the major nor any course to be transferred in that did not have Spanish as the language of instruction. All incoming Spanish majors (Freshmen, Internal Transfers and Transfer Students) are required to take the "STAMP 4S" Spanish Placement Examination for initial placement, prior to registration; contact Esther Mas Serna, (mas@rowan.edu), Spanish Placement Coordinator, for details. Students of Appreciation of Hispanic Literature (SPAN05.301) are required to take the STAMP 4S Placement Exam a second time for assessment and advisement purposes in the major. All courses must be passed with a letter grade of "C-" or better and no courses may be taken P/NC. Students may transfer credits into the Spanish Major, including from Study Abroad. Students planning to Study Abroad must meet with their Spanish Advisor in order to determine course equivalents.
