Adfl Bulletin
Vol. 30 No. 3, Spring 1999

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From the Editor

PERSPECTIVES ON THE PROFESSION

The Case for Foreign Languages as a Discipline
Janet Swaffar

Languages and the Global University
Matthew S. Santirocco

Integrated Learning and Internationalized Education through Languages across the Curriculum
Maria-Regina Kecht

German Studies, Culture Studies, and Institutional Structure: Possibilities and Limitations
Doris Kirchner

THE STATE OF JAPANESE TODAY

"Doing" Language: Making New Links
Phyllis Larson

Issues in Articulating Japanese K-16
Kyoko Saegusa

REFLECTIONS AND RESEARCH ON TEACHING

Accommodating the Learning-Disabled Student in the Foreign Language Curriculum
Richard L. Sparks And James Javorsky

Research Opportunities, Research Cautions: The Case for College Foreign Language Supervisors and Coordinators
Leona B. Leblanc

What Is Second Language Acquisition and What Is It Doing in This Department?
Bill VanPatten

ENTERING THE PROFESSION

What Is a Near-Native Speaker? Perspectives of Job Seekers and Search Committees in Spanish
Dale A. Koike and Judith E. Liskin-Gasparro

Teaching and Technology: A New Course for TA Development
Susan Rava and Brigitte Rossbacher

Advice to Universities and Graduate Programs on Graduate Student Rights and Responsibilities

Advice to Graduate Students: From Application to Career

ADFL Update

ADFL Bulletin Vol. 30 No. 3, Spring 1999

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