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Already know a little Spanish and ready for more? Spanish 2 builds on what you learned in Spanish 1, with a focus on expanding vocabulary and improving your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills. Ideal if you've taken noncredit Spanish 1 or have basic experience with the language. Get ready to communicate with more confidence—¡vamos!
#64556, Online Live, 3/17-4/23, Tuesday and Thursday, 6-7:40 PM Instructor: Roy Venegas
#64878, Commercial Avenue Campus, 3/30-5/18, Monday, 6-8:30 PM Instructor: John Redlin
Immerse yourself in Spanish! This class is conducted mostly in Spanish and focuses on real-life communication. You'll gain confidence speaking, expand your vocabulary, and master more complex sentence structures through interactive conversations and activities.
#64696, Online Live, 3/16-4/22, Monday and Wednesday, 6-7:40 PM Instructor: Roy Venegas
Ready to keep building your Russian skills? This course is designed for students with some prior experience or those who’ve completed noncredit Russian 1. You’ll continue expanding your vocabulary, strengthening your grammar, and developing greater confidence in everyday conversation. With a focus on real-life communication and cultural context, you’ll take your Russian to the next level!
#67156, Goodman South Campus, 3/30-5/18, Monday, 6:30-9 PM Instructor: Anastasiia Johnson
Continue your journey with Russian 4, designed for students who have completed Russian 3 or the equivalent. You’ll expand your vocabulary, polish your grammar, and practice holding conversations on familiar topics with greater ease. Cultural activities—like film clips, songs, and articles—add context and fun, helping you use Russian more naturally in real-world situations.
#67158, Goodman South Campus, 4/1-5/20, Wednesday, 6:30-9 PM Instructor: Anastasiia Johnson
Spend more time improving your grammar and expanding your vocabulary. You also will spend time in conversation with fellow students and the instructor to become more comfortable with everyday situations and common expressions.
#64566, Commercial Avenue Campus, 3/25-5/13, Wednesday, 5:30-8 PM Instructor: Mutsumi Olson
Learn the basics of the Korean language along with key elements of Korean culture. You’ll learn simple greetings, basic pronunciation, essential phrases, numbers, and everyday vocabulary — all with the support of a native Korean instructor.
K-pop, K-dramas, and Korean cultural examples will be used to make learning fun and practical. No prior experience needed!
#67328, Truax-Health Building, 3/24-5/12, Tuesday, 6-8:30 PM Instructor: Mira Kim
In this introductory course, you build confidence using conversational, everyday English in the workplace through guided practice and electronic text. You learn essential greetings and common phrases, along with numbers, telling time, and asking basic questions. The course also covers practical vocabulary such as colors, food, family, calendars, and holidays. As you progress, you explore basic cultural norms to help you communicate more comfortably in real-life workplace situations. This course is designed to support beginners as you develop a strong foundation in basic English communication.
#67464, Reedsburg Campus, 3/2-3/30, Monday, 5-7 PM Instructor: Marisela Harkins
#67471, Goodman South Campus, 4/1-4/29, Wednesday, 6-8 PM Instructor: Kathy Lathrop
New to Spanish? Start here! This beginner-friendly course is designed for students with little or no prior experience. You'll learn everyday basics like greetings, numbers, colors, commands, time, food, body parts, and family vocabulary—all while building confidence to start speaking Spanish from day one.
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This course is designed for au pairs of all English levels to strengthen their listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills while gaining valuable cultural insights. Through a combination of weekly online assignments and an engaging in-person capstone weekend, you’ll improve communication, build confidence, and connect with other au pairs.
This class fulfills 30 course hours.

Class will be online and self-paced with weekly assignments up until the in-person capstone.
Online: 3/23-4/17
In-Person: Truax Campus, 4/18 and 4/19, Saturday and Sunday 9 AM-4 PM

American Sign Language Courses

For students who have completed one or two semesters of introductory American Sign Language and want continued practice with previously introduced sign vocabulary, nuances of ASL non-verbal communication, expression, and structure. The class features further vocabulary building, advancement of grammar pattern use and increased ASL conversation without voice. Guest deaf participants provide receptive finger spelling and conversational skill practice.
#64588, Truax-Health Building, 3/23-5/11, Monday, 6-8:30 PM Instructor: Meta Cucinotta
#64744, Truax-Health Building, 3/24-5/12, Tuesday, 6-8:30 PM Instructor: Meta Cucinotta
Continuing building on your conversational skills that you learned in Sign Language 3.
#64666, Truax-Health Building, 3/25-5/13, Wednesday, 6-8:30 PM Instructor: Meta Cucinotta
Refine your expressive skills and develop confidence in signing complex English concepts into ASL! Designed for students who have completed at least ASL 3, ASL 4 preferred, or equivalent, this advanced course focuses on converting English phrases into American Sign Language using accurate grammar and structure. Through interactive practice and discussion, you will deepen your understanding of ASL syntax, non-manual markers, and linguistic nuances that differ from spoken language.
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