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Welcome to UNO's Foreign Languages & Literatures site.
Foreign Languages present the voices of your friends, your neighbors, and your business associates. They document life, literature, governments, history, economics, and cultures, and they open the way to your becoming a knowledgeable and sophisticated citizen of the world as well as a successful business person or entrepreneur.
Located in the state's largest city, UNO's pioneering academic programs and metropolitan setting allow you to practice what you're learning while you're learning it. Not only will you have full access to an extensive written library of books, magazines, journals, and pamphlets, but you will also have up-to-date computer labs and the latest practice materials. In addition, you will find on this site resources to help you view the great museum collections of the world, to listen to music and newscasts in languages other than English, to view European, Asian, Middle Eastern, Central and South American, even African, television, and to help you find overseas work using your new language. On campus and in the city you can also find native speakers of various languages to practice with.
Department of Foreign Languages and Literature
Arts and Sciences Hall Room 301
University of Nebraska at Omaha
6001 Dodge Street
Omaha, NE 68182-0192
Phone: (402)554-4841
Fax: (402)554-3445
Email: unoflng@unomaha.edu
NEWS MALT Colloquia The UNO Master of Arts in Language Teaching program is sponsoring the 2nd Annual Colloquia on Language Teaching on March 29, 2008 from 8:30 to noon on the UNO campus. This event is free and open to the public. The colloquia will begin with a coffee meet and greet at 8:30 on the 3rd floor of the Arts and Sciences building. Dr. Aleidine Moeller from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will deliver the keynote address entitled, “Motivating Students through Assessment in the Language Classroom: What, How and Why?” at 9:00 in ASH 306. The following concurrent sessions feature presentations on a variety of topics from teaching vocabulary to second language assessment.
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