The language department sponsors several organizations to promote speaking, learning, and conversing in foreign languages. You can find brief descriptions here. If you would like more information, please e-mail an officer or advisor by clicking on his or her name.
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Advisor:
Señorita
Forrester
President:
Lauren Miralia
Alpha Mu Gamma, the national foreign language honorary and service organization, sponsors several events designed to encourage the study and understanding of other languages and cultures.
Activities include:
Requirements for
membership are 2.75 overall QPA, six hours of "A" work and three hours
of "A" or "B" work in foreign language courses above the 200 level.
New members are accepted in the Fall and Spring.
The Spanish Club is composed of students holding an interest in Hispanic culture. The club participates in activities such as films, slides, trips and the Food Fair. This organization strives for a general appreciation of Spanish Culture among language students and the campus as a whole.
Advisor:
Dr. Leon,
Dr.
Trammell
President:
Laura Mamo
The French Club is composed of students interested in the French language and culture. Club activities include movies, games, baking, and trips to French art exhibits, plays, restaurants, and cafés. The organization strives to promote a deeper appreciation of the peoples and culture of the francophone world among both club members and the general campus community. Interested students are encouraged to attend.
Chinese Cultural Club
Advisor:
Dr. Su
President:
Andrew Yellis
The Chinese Cultural Club is composed of students interested in the Chinese language and culture. Club members share interest and enthusiasm for Chinese culture and enjoy such activities as tasting Chinese cuisine and enjoying good conversation.
The purpose of the Inter-Cultural Club is to encourage, facilitate and promote understanding and companionship among students of different nationalities at Grove City College. Inter-Cultural Club seeks to provide opportunities for international and American students to get to know each other and other cultures through activities such as foreign movies, dinners at foreign restaurants, and visits to international festivals at nearby colleges.
© Grove City College - For questions contact
Dr. Barber - Last updated October
2009
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