While it may seem odd that my PhD focused on Restoration Ecology is tightly linked to my bachelor’s degree in Ancient Greek and Roman Studies, I feel the skills and knowledge gained at UD proved critical to my success as a graduate student. Aside from learning to think and communicate clearly and effectively, I gained knowledge on a variety of other topics during my training in Classics that are still quite relevant to my research today.

–Michael Curran (BAFLL Ancient Greek and Roman Studies 2008)

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Advanced Intermediate Japanese I

Posted on March 16, 2015

JAPN 201: Advanced Intermediate Japanese I (Credits: 3)

Mutsuko Sato

This course covers Chapters 14 through 18 of Genki II text book. Students learn to use various grammatical forms to convey different nuances. Classes are conducted mostly in Japanese. Activities include oral, reading and writing exercises on various topics. About 90 additional Kanji will be introduced.

Prerequisite(s): JAPN107
, Textbook & Workbook: Genki II (Chapters 14-18)