The Languages Across the Curriculum Program of the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures announces
Culture,
Technology,
The Human Experience

The Course: Languages and Cultures FRE 390 Spring 1996, M 4:45-7:30 pm (in English) (Dr. V. M. Fichera, x2468, fichera@oswego.edu)
Check the course home page (http://www.oswego.edu/~fichera) for further info.

Description: Languages and Cultures is an experimental course exploring the diversity of the French-speaking world -- from art and cuisine to soccer, marketing, and politics. The course will make extensive use of computing, Internet, and World Wide Web resources. No prior experience with computers is required; students will receive training in the necessary electronic and computer literacy skills as part of the course.


The Conference: Culture, Technology, and the Human Experience Saturday, April 13, 1996 in the Hewitt Union A day-long investigation of the Project 2000 theme consisting of student project displays from the Languages and Cultures course, invited lecturers, films, food, etc.
Coordinators: Mr. Sean Manns (x7468) and Ms. Jodi Winters (x3739)


The Connection: Television news, arts, and entertainment from around the world is now being broadcast twenty-four hours a day on campus channel 11 by satellite via SCOLA.

(Check http://www.oswego.edu/~fichera for the programming schedule.)


For further information, call:
Project Director: Dr. V. M. Fichera, x2468
Assistant Project Directors:
Mr. Sean Manns x7468
Mr. David Sammons x5266
Ms. Jodi Winters x3739
Other project events will be announced throughout the year, primarily during Spring ï96.


an Auxiliary Services Project 2000