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“El que habla dos lenguas vale por dos.”
They say the person who speaks two languages is worth two. And learning a foreign language at Washington College opens up a world of opportunities. Our faculty have traveled and studied in all corners of the globe, and we want our students to do the same.
Learn more about our language programs in French studies, Hispanic studies, German studies and international literature and culture or check out some of our student opportunities.
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Video Spotlight
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Business Management and French Studies
“My advisors are helping me find internships and critiquing my resume.” -
Hispanic Studies and Philosophy
“We do a lot of volunteer work and we’ll teach programs to the residents who actually speak Spanish.” -
Education and Hispanic Studies
“Washington College puts things in a bigger context and gives me a broad range of skills.”
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Business Management and French Studies
“My advisors are helping me find internships and critiquing my resume.” -
Hispanic Studies and Philosophy
“We do a lot of volunteer work and we’ll teach programs to the residents who actually speak Spanish.” -
Education and Hispanic Studies
“Washington College puts things in a bigger context and gives me a broad range of skills.”
Recent Stories
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Traveling to ancient places in the Navajo Nation as part of Washington College’s Southwest Seminar, Rachel Brown ’16 is studying how losing and reclaiming a language influences a culture and its people.
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Peruvian writer Claudia Salazar Jiménez will read in Spanish from her debut novel and talk about gender, political violence and lesbian writing in South America.
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The eighth annual Día de Fútbol welcomes Latino children and their families to campus for soccer games and literacy activities.
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Charllotte Costa ’14, a double major in Hispanic studies and anthropology, volunteers three days a week at Garnett Elementary School helping youngsters learn English through the WC-Latino Community Volunteer Program. In this video, she talks about what the experience means to her and one of her students in particular.
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Enrique Garcia, an expert on Cuban cinema, talks April 10 about the Oscar nominated 1993 film Strawberry and Chocolate.
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Traveling to ancient places in the Navajo Nation as part of Washington College’s Southwest Seminar, Rachel Brown ’16 is studying how losing and reclaiming a language influences a culture and its people.
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Peruvian writer Claudia Salazar Jiménez will read in Spanish from her debut novel and talk about gender, political violence and lesbian writing in South America.
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The eighth annual Día de Fútbol welcomes Latino children and their families to campus for soccer games and literacy activities.
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Charllotte Costa ’14, a double major in Hispanic studies and anthropology, volunteers three days a week at Garnett Elementary School helping youngsters learn English through the WC-Latino Community Volunteer Program. In this video, she talks about what the experience means to her and one of her students in particular.
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Enrique Garcia, an expert on Cuban cinema, talks April 10 about the Oscar nominated 1993 film Strawberry and Chocolate.