Our Programs
Undergraduate
The Spanish Major is designed to ensure a well-rounded preparation in language, literature, and culture. The programs are balanced and comprehensive, yet they allow students the latitude to explore subjects of special interest to them.
On-Campus Immersion
Join other LLC Students in a variety of on-campus activities:
- Global Village
- Sigma Delta Pi Honors Society
- Spanish Club
- Internships
Become a Language Teacher
BA in LLC with a concentration in Applied Languages K-12 in French
There is always need for teachers in North Carolina. We get multiple requests for graduates in schools in Guilford County every year.
Contact Dr. Catherine Viano-Laughon (caviano@uncg.edu) for a 1-on-1 advising appointment.
The education portion of the major takes 2 years, beginning in Fall semester, so reach out as soon as possible.
Sample Course Offerings
SPA 317: Foundations in Hispanic Cultures, Literatures, and Films
Introduction to Hispanic cultures and histories through literature, film, and other cultural practices.
SPA 342: Introduction to Hispanic Linguistics
Introduction to the scientific study of Spanish, covering the core linguistic sub-fields to understand Spanish language use and analysis in real-world contexts.
SPA 409: Topics in Literature from the Spanish Speaking World
Explore the development of literary genres and/or themes, with attention to cultural and historical background as well as techniques of literary analysis in Spanish.
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Please address all Language Instruction questions to:
Elyssa fenton
Ph.D., Lecturer of Spanish, Director of Language Instruction, Spanish Basic Language Program
Please address all Teaching Licensure questions to:
catherine viano-laughon
Ph.D., Lecturer of French, Director of French Language Instruction, Coordinator of K-12 Teaching Licensure
Please address all Study Abroad questions to:
Ana Hontanilla
Ph.D., Professor of Spanish, Director of Undergraduate Studies in Spanish, Editor of International Poetry Review
Please address all Undergraduate questions to:
Ana Hontanilla
Ph.D.,Professor of Spanish, Director of Undergraduate Studies in Spanish, Editor of International Poetry Review
Please address all Graduate questions to:
ignacio lopez
Ph.D., Associate Professor of Spanish, Associate Department Head, Director of Graduate Studies
