UWX SP102 is a second-semester course designed to develop your initial proficiency in the Spanish language. You will gain knowledge of the language and communicate through both oral and written expression on a variety of topics and in meaningful contexts. You also will learn more about Hispanic cultures through readings, presentations and activities. (IK, 4
Designed for students who have little or no previous training in the Spanish language, this course covers the fundamentals of pronunciation and grammar.
This course explores the connections between and fusion of the diverse styles of blues, jazz, gospel, and folk and how they influenced rock and roll.
Gain an understanding of how to exist within, and contribute to, our country's diversity. Be better prepared to think and react critically to diversity.
Develop an understanding of human history since 1900 by exploring how historical analysis and narratives are constructed and what makes up that knowledge.
Study literature written by and expressing the perspectives of, contemporary writers of minority groups in the United States.
Explore the role of communication and the social, cultural and historical context in intercultural interactions shown through multiple perspectives.
