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  1. Statement on Native American Languages in the College and University Curriculum
  2. Multiculturalism and Diversity in the Spanish Undergraduate Classroom
  3. Pointers on Portuguese
  4. French for Spanish Speakers through Intercomprehension: A Method of Multiple-Language Acquisition for the Romance Languages with Implications for the Future
  5. The Study of Chinese Language in the United States
  6. Advancing East Asian Language Competence: A Heritage Language Perspective
  7. Which Spanish(es) to Teach?
  8. Teaching Spanish Heritage Learners and the Nativeness Issue
  9. Spanish: The Foreign National Language
  10. University of Maryland, College Park: Department of Asian and East European Languages
  11. Successful College and University Foreign Language Programs, 1995–99: Part 2
  12. Experiences of Spanish Heritage Speakers in University Foreign Language Courses and Implications for Teacher Training
  13. Nonnative Teachers Teaching at the Advanced Level: Challenges and Opportunities
  14. Developing a Program for Spanish Heritage Learners in a Small College Setting
  15. Serving the Heritage Speaker across a Five-Year Program
  16. Heritage Learners in the Russian Classroom: Where Linguistics Can Help
  17. Response to Carmen Chaves Tesser and Eugene Eoyang
  18. The Nonnative Speaker and Literary Studies: Instruction, Scholarship, and Translation
  19. What Is a Near-Native Speaker? Perspectives of Job Seekers and Search Committees in Spanish
  20. Racial Diversity, Romance Language and Literature Departments, and Interdisciplinary Programs
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