FR 215 French Conversation and Culture
Offers French language students the opportunity to enrich their classroom experience through interpersonal communication in French and to advance in their oral fluency, listening comprehension, and understanding of the geography and cultures of the Francophone World. Students meet one hour per week to converse informally and entirely in French and to discuss independent projects and journals, current events and media, film, music, art, literature, and more, with attendees from the college community. The course involves three off-campus excursions to various venues of French and Francophone culture: regional museums, restaurants, parks, etc., and La Maison Française in Washington, DC, which features an exciting variety of events each month. Additionally, students enrolled in FR 215 may help those students enrolled in FR 115 in collaborative learning projects. This course is graded on a Pass/Fail basis. Repeatable for credit.
Prerequisite
Current or previous enrollment in
FR 101 or
FR 102 or permission of the instructor
Corequisite
Current or previous enrollment in
FR 101 or
FR 102 or permission of the instructor
Offered
Fall and Spring