Department of Spanish

Spanish graduate classes

The Department of Spanish is currently offering and has planned a variety of graduate-level courses for the coming academic year. Registration for these classes remains open until the start of classes or until maximum enrollment is reached. Spanish classes usually fill quickly, so early signup is recommended. If you need assistance with registration, contact the Spanish Department.

Summer I 2009

May 4 - June 24

(Registration begins February 16, 2009)

#21249

SPAN 5600

Fable and Fantasy in Early Spain
Monday & Wednesday 4:00-6:30 p.m.
Professor Pablo Pastrana-Pérez

Summer II 2009

June 25 - August 14

(Registration begins February 16, 2009)

#31296

SPAN 6300

Narrativa Breve Hispanoamericana
Monday & Wednesday 5:00-7:30 p.m.
Professor Irma López

Fall semester 2009

September 8 - December 19

(Registration begins March 16, 2009)

#45616	SPAN 5260	*Span Lit to 18th Century* Tuesday & Thursday ~ 5:00-6:15 p.m. Professor Pablo Pastrana-Pérez
#42665	SPAN 5580	*Modern Language Instruction* Monday & Wednesday ~ 4:00-5:15 p.m. Professor Michael Braun
#42673	SPAN 5600	*Cuento Fantástico Hispanoamericano* Monday & Wednesday ~ 4:00-5:15 p.m. Professor Patricia Montilla
#45618	SPAN 6050	Foundation in Spanish Linguistics Monday ~ 5:30-8:00 p.m. Professor Robert Vann
#45619	SPAN 6100	*Colombia y México* Thursday ~ 5:30-8:00 p.m. Professor John Benson
#42970	SPAN 6100	*Cultura del Caribe* Tuesday ~ 6:30-9:00 p.m. Professor Antonio Isea
#44130	SPAN 6300	Novela Mexicana Wednesday ~ 5:30-8:00 p.m. Professor Irma López
#42686	SPAN 6500	*Methods of Teaching College Spanish* Monday & Wednesday ~ 4:00-5:15 p.m. Professor Holly Nibert

In addition to courses listed above, SPAN 5020-Spanish for Graduate Students is offered every semester and session. SPAN 5020 allows non-Spanish graduate students to earn graduate credit for undergrad Spanish classes. Graduate students enrolled in SPAN 5020 may join any section at any undergraduate level to begin to learn or to continue to learn Spanish. SPAN 5020 may be repeated semester after semester until students attain their desired proficiency in the language. Contact the department for more information or for assistance with registration.

If you have not taken classes recently (or ever) at WMU, you will find the online graduate application to be quick and easy. Questions can be answered by e-mailing or calling the Office of Admissions (269 387-2000). With non-degree graduate status (permission to take graduate classes) you can enroll in graduate-level courses even though you may not have applied yet for a particular graduate program.

Do you need help with registration or want more information about Spanish classes? Call (269) 387-3023 or email spanish@wmich.edu.

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