WANT TO DOUBLE MAJOR IN SPANISH?
Learn how Gabby Bates has created her degree plan to double major in Spanish and Accounting and even study abroad!
Spoken by:
486 million people worldwide
Countries where Spanish is Spoken:
Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, Venezuela, Uruguay, The United States
Learn how Gabby Bates has created her degree plan to double major in Spanish and Accounting and even study abroad!
Course Sequence and Advising Sheets may be downloaded by both students and Spanish advisors for using in course planning and graduation requirements.
The Arboleda literary magazine is open to Boise State students and alumni who would like to publish original literary works (poems/short stories/translations) in Spanish, and graphic arts projects related to Hispanic culture.
ARBOLEDA is born in Boise, a city famous for its parks and groves and the presence of richly diverse Hispanic cultures, with the intention of making Spanish visible as an artistic language and reclaim its presence in the community. Students and alumni of Boise State University took part in the publication under the guidance of a professor of the Department of World Languages. This first edition includes poems and original stories, written by students and alumni of the university, translations of literary texts, and lastly, it serves as a showcase for elaborate creative works of Spanish classes and culture offered by the Department of World Languages at Boise State University.
If you are interested in contributing to the magazine’s next edition, please contact: arboledaboise@gmail.com.
The Boise State Spanish Club is open to anyone who desires to practice the Spanish language in order to communicate in academic, social or professional disciplines.
The club seeks to develop multicultural friendship ties with the Spanish speaking world through various seminars, workshops, social activities, conversation groups, movie-forums and artistic activities with students and staff of Boise State University, visitors to the campus and invited guests.
The Department of World Languages encourages students who wish to acquire proficiency at a “professional” level to spend time in a region whose language they are studying. Programs available through the Office of Global Learning Opportunities give students a chance to master a language and learn more about culture and customs, often while studying at foreign universities and living with local families.