(ESL 4) Migration Issues Here and in the World: Using Your Sociological Imagination

Professors: K. Garretson, C. Swift, H. Schwartz, & M. Vodopyanov

This learning community links English as a Second Language (ESL 101, 48645, 04) with Introduction to Sociology (SOC31, 2010, 12P), Listening and Speaking Skills (SPE11, 1679, 02P), Integrative Language Seminar (ENG1050, 48597, 03), Freshman Seminar (SD10, 1661, 39P), and Reading Lab with Tutors. Students are asked to explore – through academic reading, writing, listening, and speaking – the sociological implications of “migration” on nations, ethnic groups, families, and individuals. In the spring semester, English as a Second Language (ESL102) continues, linked with Effective Public Speaking (SPE21), the Reading Lab, and additional courses of students’ choice.

 

TIME

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

8:00-9:00
9:10-10:10

SPE11

SPE11

SPE11

Reading Lab Tutors

ESL101

10:20-11:20

SOC31

SOC31

Reading Lab Tutors (ESL101)

SOC31

ESL101

11:30-12:30

Reading Lab Tutors (ESL101)

12:40-1:40

SD10

ESL101

ENG1050

ESL101

ESL101

1:50-2:50

Reading Lab Tutors

ESL101

ENG1050

ESL101

ESL101

3:00-4:00
4:10-5:10

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