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Modern
Languages at UL Lafayette
Latin
Welcome
Four semesters of Latin are offered at UL
Lafayette. The 12-hour sequence may be used to fulfill the language
requirement in Liberal Arts. It begins in the fall semester, alternate
years.
Latin courses attract undergraduate and
graduate students for a variety
of reasons. Their academic and career interests include law, medicine,
nursing, pharmacy, veterinary medicine, biology and the other
sciences, as well as linguistics, history, religion,
liturgy, classical studies, and medieval studies.
Faculty
Suzanne
Kocher, Associate Professor (Ph.D. University of Oregon)
Office: 444 Griffin Hall
Phone: (337) 482-6813
e-mail: skocher@louisiana.edu
Information and Resources for Students
Cambridge
Latin Course Online Activities |
ULL
Language Resource Center
Latin 101 and 102 form an introductory
first-year class for beginners. Latin 201 and 202 form a second-year
intermediate course for students who have studied Latin for one year
at the college level.
Students
who have studied Latin at other schools may take a placement
exam during the first week of classes. Their performance on this exam
determines the level in which they should enroll, and lets them earn
academic credit here for work undertaken elsewhere.
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