The free public World Language and Culture Intensive Summer Camp sessions will be offered on different days and at different times. Attendees can participate in person or virtually. Similar courses are offered during the fall and summer semesters through the World Language and Culture Program (WLCP).
Read MoreThe free public World Language and Culture Intensive Summer Camp sessions will be offered on different days and at different times. Attendees can participate in person or virtually. Similar courses are offered during the fall and summer semesters through the World Language and Culture Program (WLCP).
Read MoreThe free public World Language and Culture Intensive Summer Camp sessions will be offered on different days and at different times. Attendees can participate in person or virtually. Similar courses are offered during the fall and summer semesters through the World Language and Culture Program (WLCP).
Read MoreThe university of Wyoming’s World Language and Cultural Program is offering 18 free sessions via Zoom this Fall. The founder, Dilnoza Khasilova, a UW graduate who earned her doctoral degree in literacy studies, and is a current Global Engagement Fellow in UW’s Global Engagement Office, said that these sessions are not like your typical classes, but rather a community.
Read MoreRegistration for free world language and culture sessions from the University of Wyoming’s World Language and Culture Program (WLCP) will open Feb. 1-7. Informal sessions in Arabic, Armenian, French, German, Hebrew, Korean, Nepali, Portuguese, Russian, Sinhala, Spanish, Tagalog, Turkish and Uzbek -- along with aspects of culture -- begin Monday, Feb. 7, and end Friday, May 6.
Read MoreRegistration is now open for the University of Wyoming’s World Language and Culture Program, which offers free weekly language and culture classes during the spring semester. All sessions are open to the community, and this semester’s offerings will all take place online via Zoom. The spring schedule includes 18 classes in Arabic, Armenian, German, French, Hebrew, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Uzbek, plus a course on American culture with English conversation practice.
Read MoreFEATURED TOP STORY University of Wyoming Khasilova’s free language program shares cultures, new languages with Laramie By JORDAN ACHS jachs@laramieboomerang.com Jan 28, 2019 Comments Dilnoza Khasilova wants to bring the world to Wyoming, and Wyoming to the world. By creating the World Language and Culture Program at the University of Wyoming five years ago, Khasilova was able to combine her love for teaching, her passion for language and her desire to give back to the community. Khasilova started the program, which offers free language classes to the community, while obtaining her master’s degree at UW in 2014. She said she always knew education would be part of her life; both of her parents were educators, and she said she was teaching a classroom of toys as a young girl.
Read MoreUW Alumna Dilnoza Khasilova, '20 Ph.D. Literacy Studies, College of Education, shares about the importance of continuing education throughout your career. She also discusses how to go above and beyond your career's job description; giving insight into becoming the leader in both world language and cultural programs along with her nonprofit. Since the video, Dilnoza has moved into her new position as a Global Engagement Office Fellow and Student Ambassador, too. Our Cowboy2Cowboy Alumni Interviews aim to provide insight on a multitude of career paths for our students and alumni. If you are interested in exploring more career resources, you can visit our website at: www.uwyo.edu/alumni/career/index.html
Read MoreAQShda Markaziy Osiyo xalqlari va madaniyatini o’rganuvchi dargohlar ko’p emas. Vayoming universiteti tadqiqotchisi Dilnoza Hosilova amerikaliklar va xorijliklarga o‘zbek madaniyati va tili haqida saboq berib kelayotgan sanoqli olimalardan biri. https://www.amerikaovozi.com/a/666828...
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