FYI: Esperanto courses, M.A. in E. Asian Lgs
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David T. Wolff
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Esperanto courses summer 1996 Esperanto is a language designed as a second language for everyone. You can learn it four times faster than other languages (yes, that's an approximation for native English speakers); it's politically acceptable everywhere; and about two million people speak it today. In the United States, contact ELNA at (800) ESPERANTO or (510) 653-0998 for free information about the international language Esperanto, or send e-mail to elna@netcom.com. You will receive Lesson 1 of the free ten-lesson postal course as well as other info. (Or check out soc.culture.esperanto.) One week: Connecticut July 6-11 Three weeks: San Francisco June 23-July 11 One week: Detroit as requested * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Hartford CT: July 6-11, University of Hartford Levels: Introductory, Intermediate, Advanced Instructors: Cost: $225 non-credit, $295 credi $100 for housing * Joseph F. Conroy, author of "Beginner's Esperanto," chair of Events: high school foreign language Evening programs include mixer department, language instructor. picnic and "soapbox night." Other speakers will include Dr. * Spomenka Stimec, Croatia; Humphrey Tonkin (President of author, lecturer, co-winner of the University). 1994 FAME prize for contributions to Esperanto culture, professional Contact: translator. Director of Summer Programs University of Hartford * Dorothy Holland, author, editor 200 Bloomfield Avenue for Amer. Assoc. of Teachers of West Hartford CT 06117 Esperanto bulletin, taught (800) 234-4412 or (860) 768-4401 Esperanto at UCSB. Now in its seventh year! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * University of Hartford registration form: Name: Address: City, State, Zip: Country (if not US): Home Phone: Social Security #: Course level: [ ] Elementary [ ] Intermediate [ ] Advanced (If you are not sure of the correct level, you can change during the course.) [ ] $295 credit or [ ] $225 noncredi Payment options: (Please circle one): Check or charge [ ] MasterCard [ ] VISA [ ] Discover If charging, account #: [ ] Yes, I need housing at $100 a week. Total (program and housing): $ Mail this form to: Director of Summer Programs University of Hartford 200 Bloomfield Avenue West Hartford CT 06117 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Detroit Metro MI Levels: Introductory to Advanced -- private tutoring. $135. Dates: Courses are held on an as-requested basis. For information, contact: Sherry Wells P.O. Box 1338 Royal Oak MI 48068 USA (810) 543-5297 (area code becomes 248 in May 1997) sherwells@aol.com Instructors: * Sherry Wells, JD, attorney, previous Vice President of Esperanto League for North America, professional speaker, publisher (English, Spanish) * Sylvan Zaft, PhD, retired teacher, published Esperanto author (English, French) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * San Francisco: June 23-July 11, San Francisco State University Levels: Introductory, Intermediate I, Intermediate II, Advanced Now in its 28th year! Instructors: Cost: $420 * Grant Goodall, PhD in linguistics Events: from UCSD, Fulbright Scholar, Group singing, folk dancing, con- graduate/undergraduate instructor; versation circles, weekend hos- Chinese, Spanish, Esperanto. pitality by local Esperantists, and much more! * Derek Roff, BA in Latin American Studies and Modern Languages, U of Live in a language-students-only New Mexico; English, Esperanto, dorm! Spanish. Instructor, staff at UEA. Spanish, Portuguese, French, ASL, Contact: Esperanto, etc. Ms. Cathy Schulze 410 Darrell Road * Trevor Steele, MA University of Hillsborough CA 94010 USA Queensland, teaching posts in UK, (415) 342-1796 Australia, Germany, Brazil, Estonia; author; German, Latin, Esperanto. Financial support is available. * Dorothy Stermer, MA/BA in Chem Eng, U of New Mexico; organizer, environmentalist, instructor. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * David Wolff (dwolff@brooktrout.com) Disclaimer: Reflecting Brooktrout policy is a non-goal of this document. Witclaimer: Clever but long saying reduced to a microdot -> "." |
