Emory College Language Center

01/28/2021

Please join us on February 11!

08/04/2020

The ECLC is delighted to announce that Dr. Jonathan Master, Associate Professor of Classics, has been appointed as the next Director of the Emory College Language Center, starting this month! Congratulations, Dr. Master!

08/03/2020

07/08/2020

The Trump administration’s mean-spirited policy borders on extortion for colleges.

07/07/2020

Please sign the petition and show your support for international students!

On Monday, July 6, 2020, US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced that International Students in the United States whose schools have ruled for online-only classes in the Fall 2020 semester must leave the United States, or may face immigration consequences. This is counterproductive fo...

06/29/2020

Check out the website, Pandemic Noodles, featuring the work of the students in CHN/ITAL370W class. Enjoy their recipes, reflections, infographics, and creative writings! Thank you, Abby Holst, for creating this beautiful website!

https://pandemicnoodles.wixsite.com/summer2020

06/24/2020

June 29 and June 30 - ECLC Training Sessions for Online Teaching. Hope you can join us!

06/15/2020

Social Justice Vocabulary in 14 Languages, By Mariam Hassoun

This vocabulary list will provide an introduction to key words necessary to participating in discourse surrounding social justice issues in several languages. These words are suitable for advanced language learners or heritage speakers.

05/09/2020

05/08/2020

Warmest congratulations to all the recipients of the 2020 ECLC Awards!

04/13/2020

Warmest congratulations to Malak Hashem, recipient of the 2020 ECLC Excellence in Language Studies Award in Latin!

Malak Hashem is a junior majoring in Classics at Emory College of Arts and Sciences. She enjoys reading Ovid, Catullus, and Cicero (when he is angry). In her free time, she tries her hand at sewing historical clothing.

04/13/2020

Warmest congratulations to Kaustubh A. Gopal, recipient of the 2020 ECLC Excellence in Language Studies Award in Hindi!

Kaustubh is a graduating senior that is a double major in Neuroscience & Behavioral Biology and Middle Eastern & South Asian Studies. He is particularly interested in how Orientalist history shapes modern socio-political contexts particularly within the South Asian Subcontinent as well as the role that the humanities play in STEM. Upon graduation, Kaustubh will be a Teach for America corp member in the metro Atlanta region teaching high school math at Carver STEAM Academy where he will simultaneously be working towards a Master’s in Education from Johns Hopkins University. Kaustubh hopes to attend medical school afterwards in the pursuit of becoming a Trauma Surgeon. He intends to use the skills he gained as an Emory student to create systems level change across multiple sectors to bridge the opportunity gap that marginalized communities face.