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Learning a foreign language involves more than memorizing vocabulary and grammar rules. Faculty members in Applied Language and Intercultural Studies have pioneered new ways to teach languages which have been adopted across the country. The Languages for Business and Technology (LBAT) Curriculum has a national reputation for excellence

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  • Der Herzschlag 

    Cothran, Bettina; Aten, Zach; Miller, Daniel; Barnhill, Jeff; Franks, Leland; Kurtzeborn, Kristine; Kinnaird, Peter; Finney, Haynes; Nixon, Palmer; Thompson, Pamela; Gorski, Krystalyn; Kearse, Brandon; Khan, Jameel; Foege, John; Sheppard, Joey; Hochstein, Ian; Gramatte, Dominic; Payne, John; Layfeld, Daniel; Mason, Matt; Oswalt, Angelika; Hurley, Dan (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2006-07-20)
    During the summer of 2006, students in the Languages for Business and Technology (LBAT) - Germany program studied for seven weeks in Germany. They explored both the West and the East: the historical city of Weimar, the ...

  • Immer Geradeaus 

    Cothran, Bettina; Shealey-Barnswell, Tavon; Ruble, Charlotte; Roman, Yoann; Kovacs, Elizabeth; Kovacs, Olga; Rahn, Victoria; Recsetar, Rella (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2005-07-28)
    During the summer of 2005, students in the Languages for Business and Technology (LBAT) - Germany program studied for six weeks in German region of Bavaria and the city of Munich. Working in small groups with the assistance ...

  • PlanBlatt 

    Cothran, Bettina; Bass, Brandon; Brandl, Sylvia; Burhenn, William; Charles, Linnet; Cooper, Amanda; Crawford, Tyler; Dainer, Erin; Darnall, Elizabeth; Edwards, Cecile; Flegal, Valentine; Guhse Goethe, Annette; Hegeman, Daniel; Jackson, Justin; Kovacs, Olgi; Large, Cristina; Macmillan, Pierce; Musser, Andrew; Nagai, Yu; Rich, Laura; Rietmann, Max; Wickham, Brittany; Jahn, Victoria (Georgia Institute of Technology, 2004-07-28)
    During the summer of 2004, students in the Languages for Business and Technology (LBAT) - Germany program studied for six weeks in the German region of Bavaria and the city of Munich. The class worked in small groups and ...