CONTENTS
From the Editor
ADFL Update
Reaching Out: Interdisciplinarity, Foreign Language Departments,
and the Liberal Arts Curriculum
Rosemarie Scullion
Vision and Management for Language Departments:
An Essential Partnership
Elvira García
Enhancing Graduate Student Teacher Development through
Curricular Reform
Hiram H. Maxim
Facing Long-Term Realities: Policies regarding Adjunct Instructors
in Foreign Language Departments
Charlotte Melin
Advancing Departmental Objectives through Assessment
Marie-Pierre Le Hir
Making Advising Happen
Jessie Carduner
New East Asian Alliances: Professional and Academic
Rebecca Copeland
REPORTS FROM THE PROJECT “MODELS OF GOOD PRACTICE:
A STUDY OF INNOVATION IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROGRAMS IN
UNITED STATES COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, 1995–99”: PART 3
Trinity University • The Chinese Program in the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures
University of Wisconsin, Madison • Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
SUCCESSFUL COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY
FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROGRAMS, 1995–99: PART 3 (PDF)
Program Features Associated with Rising Enrollments
in AA-Granting Institutions
Natalia Lusin
Facts and Figures: A Half Century of Earned Degrees in Modern Foreign Languages and Literatures
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