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Striano, Antonio, Comp.; Adorno, ElviLa, Ed.Italian in the Colleges and Universities of theUnited States.Italian Culture Council, Inc. Kenilworth, N.J.;Modern Language Association, New York, N.Y. ERICClearinghouse on the Teaching of Foreign Languages.Office of Education (DHEW) , Washincton, D.C.70149p.

EDRS Price MF-$0.75 HC-$7.55*College Language Programs, Colleges, DegreeRequirements, Enrollment Trends, *Italian, ItalianLiterature, Language Enrollment, *LanguageInstruction, Language Programs, Literature Programs,Modern Languages, *National Surveys, RomanceLanguages, School Surveys, Special Degree Programs,Student Exchange Programs, *Study Abroad,Universities

This comprehensive guide to Italian study programsin American colleges, universities, specialized schools, and studyabroad programs contains five major sections: (1) colleges,universities, and specialized schools offering introductory courses,mifior, major, M.A., and Ph.D. programs; (2) colleges and universitiesofferilig graduate programs leading to M.A. and Ph.D. degrees; (3)

colleges and universities offering undergraduate work toward majorand minor programs, a complete listing of all course offerings, andgraduate and study abroad programs; (4) American college anduniversity study abroad programs in Italy; and (5) an alphabeticalindex of colleges and universities referred to in the guide.Bibliographic information and addresses of institutions andassociations are included. (RL)

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ITALIAN IN THE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF THE UNITED STATES

ITALIAN CULTURE COUNCIL, INC.

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the Teaching of Foreign LanguagesAssociation of America

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ITALIAN IN THE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OF THE UNITED STATES

A guide to Italian course offerings inundergraduate, graduate, and specializedschools in the United States, and study abroadprograms in Italy

Compiled by Antonio Striano, Jr.Edited by Elvira Adorno

All inquiries should be addressed to:

ITALIAN CULTURE COUNCIL, INC.Elvira Adorno, Executive Director1140 Edgewood ParkwayUnion, New Jersey 07083

All contents of this report may be freely quoted or reproduced without special

permission. Secretarial expenses in the preparation of this guide were in-

curred pursuant to a contract with the Office of Education, U.S. Department of

Health, Education, and Welfare. Contractors undertaking such projects under

Government sponsorship are encouraged to express freely their judgment in pro-

fessional and technical matters. Points of view or opinions do not, therefore,

necessarily represent official Office of Education position or policy.

PART I

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND SUMMARY

COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLSOFFERING INTRODUCTORY COURSES, MINOR, MAJOR,M.A. AND Phil% PROGRAMS

PART II COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OFFERING GRADUATEPROGRAMS LEADING TO M.A. AND Ph.D. DEGREES

PART III COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OFFERING UNDERGRADUATEWORK TOWARD MAJOR AND MINOR PROGRAMS, COMPLETELISTING OF ALL COURSE OFFERINGS, GRADUATE ANDSTUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS

PART IV AMERICAN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY STUDY ABROADPROGRAMS IN ITALY

PART V ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

INTRODUCTION

In recent years the Italian Culture Council has receivedrepeated requests to provide a guide listing American collegesand universities that offer courses in Italian.

Students planning to take Italian find it difficult toobtain information concerning undergraduate and graduate pro-grams. The information that is available is scattered inUniversity catalogues, government publications and professionaljournals.

In this directory, "Italian in the Colleges and Universitiesof the United States", we have assembled all the information thatshould be made available to students. The following pages listthe colleges and universities which offer introductory courses,undergraduate major and minor programs, graduate courses anddegrees, and study abroad programs in Italy. The data was com-piled from the information received on a questionnaire which wasthen checked against the latest available college and universitycatalogues.

Our object in assembling this material is to provide a rapidand practical guide to course offerings in Italian. Our aim is toserve many: students interested in earning a major or a minor, aMaster of Arts or Doctor of Philosophy degree in Italian; teachersof languages; scholars of comparative literature and culture;people in the fields of Music and the Arts; lay persons interestednot only in the language, but also in the literature and culture ofItaly; people specializing in the fields of international andintercultural affairs.

We wish to express our special thanks to the departmentchairmen who provided information for this directory. Althoughdata for this guide was compiled from many sources, the informa-tion received directly from the institutions was the most helpfulin preparing complete and accurate descriptions. Aware as weare of the numerous demands on the time of university presidentsand department chairmen, we are especially appreciative of theircooperation in helping us prepare this useful guide for students,counselors and the public in general.

Antonio Striano, Jr.Director of Research

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and SUMMARY

This is the first time in the history of the United States, as faras I have been able to determine, that a guide as complete as this hasbeen published in the field of Italian studies.

Antonio Striano, Director of Research for the Italian Culture Council,did an extraordinarily skillful job in compiling the data for this directory.Mr. Striano sent a letter and a questionnaire to 436 colleges and universi-ties of which over 300 answered (the latest received was on January 9, 1969).The first and second questionnaires were sent out on March 10, 1968 andSeptember 20, 1968 respectively. As late as February 8 of 1969, twenty-sixquestionnaires were sent out to check some conflicting data. All returnedquestionnaires were checked against college catalogues. Where no answer was

received either to the first or second questionnaire, the information hereincame from the latest catalogues available. Over 900 catalogues at YaleUniversity and the New Haven Public Library were used in order to discovercolleges and universities which had introduced Italian since 1965.

The following sources were used to set up a tentative list of insti-tutions teaching Italian: the MLA's 1961, 1963, and 1965 publications"Foreign Language Enrollments in Higher Education"; Dr. Michael De Luca's1965 survey in the June 1966 issue of Italica; a recent survey done by oneof the directors of the Italian Culture Council, Dr. Giulio de Petra's"Fall 1968 Survey of Italian in California Universities and Colleges"; thecollege catalogues; and the announcements, messages, letters regardingnew courses and programs received by the Italian Culture Council since March,

1963. From these sources, Mr. Striano and I drew up a tentative list of436 colleges which offered Italian during the period 1960 to 1968.

It is pertinent to this book to note the following facts revealed byDr. de Petra's "1968 Fall Survey of Italian in California Universities andColleges". The results of Professor De Luca's 1965 survey were used forcomparative purposes. The number of institutions in California offeringItalian more than doubled from 23 in 1965 to 52 in 1968. At the sametime, the number of students increased from 3,727 to 5,207 (even thoughsome questionnaires omitted this point). The number of instructors ofItalian rose from 56 in 1965 to 126 in 1968. These figures certainlyseem to indicate a healthy growth in the field of Italian studies in Cali-

fornia. Nationwide, one can see the same exciting growth. MLA's 1963"Modern Foreign Language Enrollments for Higher Education" reveals on pageii the following comparative registers for Italian: 1960, 11,142: 1961,12,769; 1963, 16,874; De Luca's survey, 1965, 19,923 (considering thatout of 285 colleges contacted, only 222 reported). One is, therefore,struck by the continuous growth of Italian in the United States from1960 to 1968. These increases pointed up the pressing need for a guide inthe field of Italian studies.

The present guide lists 371 colleges, universities and specializedschools offering Italian; 366 of these have introductory courses. Atthe graduate level, 53 are offering M.A. and/or Ph.D. programs. At theundergraduate level, 170 offer a minor and/or major. Study abroadprograms are offered by 86 colleges and universities.

This book is divided into five parts to provide an easy, rapidreference. Part I shows, at a glance, all the levels of instructionavailable in Italian at each institution. Part TI is for graduate studentsinterested in M.A. and/or Ph.D. programs; they should write to the gra,Ju-ate school for the catalogue. For the undergraduate minor and majorprograms in Part III, we thought it advisable to include the titles of allthe courses offered in additon to schematic information regarding graduateand study abroad programs. It is recommended that persons write the univer-sity or college for its catalogue since course titles and credits change,new courses are added, minors and majors introduced, graduate programsinstituted, and study abroad programs arranged. Part TV lists, alphabeti-cally by cities in Italy, the study abroad programs. Part V contains analphabetical indlix of the 371 colleges and universities with city andstate noted. Due to the mobility of university and college presidents,chairmen and professors, the officers of the Italian Culture Councilthought it best to omit all faculty names.

Two blank questionnaires have been included in the last pagesof this directory. We would be most appreciative if non-listed collegesand universities currently teaching Italian would fill one out and sendit to Mr. Antonio Striano, Jr., 49 Sherman Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut06511. When your college expands its offerings, do please let the ItalianCulture Council know.

The preliminary expenses for the preparation of this manual werecovered by the generosity of the following universities and colleges. To

them, we are most grateful for their financial assistance: The Interna-tional Affairs Center of Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana; SmithCollege, Northampton, Massachusetts; Montclair State College, UpperMontclair, New Jersey; Dominican College of San Rafael, San Rafael,California; Wells College, Aurora, New York; Villa Walsh College,Morristown, New Jersey; College of Notre Dame, Belmont, California;University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado; Queen of the Apostles College,Harriman, New York; Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio; Cabrini College,Radnor, Pennsylvania; Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois; theAmerican Institute for Foreign Study, Greenwich, Connecticut.

I am deeply indebted to the officers and trustees of the ItalianCulture Council, also to Santo Barbagallo, Lena Ferrari, Prof. PierinaCastiglione, Vincent Visceglia, Dr. Giuseppe Cardillo and many ottwrpersons for their help and encouragement.

Elvira Ad3rnoExecutive Director

Officers of the Italian Culture Council, Inc.

Directors:

Prof. Paul F. AngiolilloDr. Giulio de PetraAntonio Striano, Jr.Prof. Fred O. Zimmermann

SecretAm-Treasurer:

Ella Eckstadt

Trustees:

Anthony J. Di BellaVincent GambinoArmand Mirabelli

PART I

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OFFERING

INTRODUCTORY COURSES, MINOR, MAJOR,

M.A. AND Ph.D. PROGRAMS/

ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY

BY STATES/

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

LISTED ALPHABETICALLY WITHIN

EACH STATE

.......

NOTE: the abbreviation s.a. means"by special arrangement."

UNDERGRADUATP,................

GRADUATE

Intro.Conrseq Minor .

- or M.A. Ph D.............

ALABAMA

Alabama, University of x

Aufmrn University x

Sanford University (Howard College) x

ARIZONA

Arizona, UniVersity of x x minor

Arizona, State University of x

ARKANSAS...........

Arkansas, University of x

1111=11f

CALIFORNIA 111111.111=IIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIII

x

American River (Junior) College

California State College at HaywardimamIniIMMENNIIMMMIIIIMIIIIMINI111011111111111111110111111r

California, University of

at Berkeley x

11111111

x

x 11111111

x

at Davis

x MUM .1111111.1.x

at Irvine...... ............

at Los Angeles x11111111111111111111 x

at Riverside-,..................................

1970-.

s.a.

at San Diego

111111111

11111111

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEnat Santa Barbara,,..., ,........., .............

at Santa Cruz

Graduate $ .. _SepAq to grr4nr- ollPor.

,Sends, . inns -

x

....Claremont

Claremont Men's Colle.e

Contra Costa Junior College

IIIIIIIIIIIII..................

Univ.

CALIFORNIA (CON'T.)

UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE

Intro.Coursec Minor la o Ph .D

Defense Language Institute, West Coast

Diablo Valle J

11.1101MINIONIND-

Colle e

x

Dominican College of San Rafael

East Los Angeles Jr. College

El Camino Jr. College

Fresno State College

Holy Names, Ccllegeof the

Immaculate Heart College

Los Angeles City Jr. College

Los Angeles Pierce Jr. Collegeummolownwolorommilmacirriemormerrommilimilommorsurrier,

Los Angeles Valley Jr. College

Loyola University of Los Angeles

Marymount College

Merced Jr. College

Mills College=10111011,

x

Modesto Jr. College

Monterey Ihstitute of Foreign Studies

Monterey Peninsula Junior College

Mount St. Mary's College

Notre Dame, College of

Pasadena City Jr. College

Pitzer College

Pomona Collegevmseariormilsai~willtaa

x

x

Sends

x

to Loyola

x

x

Sacramento State College

Saint Mary's College of California

San Diego City Jr. College

San Diego College for Women

to Scripps

x x

x x

. , , ,


Intro.Courses Minor la 'or P.I.A. Ph.D.

San Diego Mesa Jr. College x

1MM

III

San Diego State College x 1969

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiiiiiiiiiSan Fernando Valley State College

IIIBIIIIMIMIIIIIMIIIHIIIMSan Francisco College for Women

San Francisco Cons. of Music x............. ......

San Francisco State College x

San Francisco, University of x

MIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIx MIIIIIMIM

1970

San Joaquin Delta Jr. College x

San Jose State College x

1111111111Santa Clara, University of x x

Santa Rosa Jr. College

Scripps College .

.....

Southern California, University of x 1970 .

Stanford University1111111111111110

1971

minor

1111111111MEMECOLORADO

1111=

West Valley Jr. College

111111111

xColorado State University............

Colorado, Univ. of at Boulder

Colorado, Univ. of at Denver

Denver, UniVersity of

outhern Colorado State College x

Trinidad State Junior College

U.S. Air Force Academy

CONNECTICUT

Albertus Magnus College x x x

. .

CONNECTICUT (CON'T.)

Bridgeport University

Central Connecticut State CollegeSM=ANCIBUNIMBOOMB

aNI 1muI 1.

UNDERGRADUATr,

Intro.Courses

x

x

Minor la or

x

Connecticut College=mrserimememsorimer

Connecticut, University of

x

x x

GRADUATE

Ph D.

1

x

x 1970 1970

Connecticut, Univ. of, Torrington Branch x

Fairfield University x x

Sacred Heart University x

Saint Joseph College x

Southern Connecticut State College x x x x

Trinity College x s.a.

Wesleyan University x x

Western Connecticut State College x

Yale University

DELAWARE

Delaware, University of x x

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Catholic University of America, The x x 1969 x-

x...........................

Defense Language Institute, East Coast x

....

Foreign Service Institute of the Dept. of..........

State.................6................

x

Gallaudet College x. _

Georgetown University x x x x minor

George Washington University. x

Howard University x

.................-......-.......-...........

Johns Hopkins University, School of. .

,

Advanced :International Studiesx


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (CON'T) Intro.Courses Minor ma'or M.A Ph. D.

T snit College x x_

U.S. Armed Forces Institute

FLORIDA

Florida State Universit x x 1970 minor minor

Miami, University of x x

St. Petersburg Junior College x_ SEW

South Florida, University of x x x

GEORGIA

Emory University x

Georgia State College x x

Georgia, University of x

Shorter College x

Wesleyan College x

HAWAII

Hawaii, University of x

IDAHO

Idaho, University of x

ILLINOIS

Chicago City Jr. College, Bogan Branch x

Chicago City Jr. College, Loop Branch

Chicago City Jr. College, Wright Branch

Chicago, University of x x x. x x

.


ILLINOIS (CON'T)Inro.Coutrses Minor a or M A Ph. D.

ir....21§...asni

,................

Illinois, University ChicaIo Branch x

Lake Forest Colle:e x

Lo ola Universit x x 1969,

Morton Junior Colle e x

Northern Illinois University x 1969 1969

x III!Northwestern University x x

x

x

MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIx

Roosevelt University x1a1 IIme,NI INil i r

Rosary College x

Southern Illinois Univ., at Carbondale x

Southern Illinois Univ., at Edwardsville x

INDIANA

x

/11111=Indiana University x

Notre Dame, University of x x

Purdue University x

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College x x

IOWA

Iowa, State University of x x x

St. Ambrose College x

.

KANSAS

.

Kansas'State University x x 1971

Kansas, University of x x x

Wichita State University x x 1970

UNDE RGRADUAT

KENTUCKYI n tro.

Courses Minor la'or M.A. Ph.D.

. . x x

Louisville, University of

111111111

LOUISIANA

o s* v y

IIII11111.111.Southwestern Louisiana, University of

Tulane University, Newcomb College

MAINE

IIIIIIIIEIIIIIMIIII.111111111111111111111111111.1111111111

1970

millill4Bowdoin College

Colby College x

x

MARYLAND

Johns Hopkins University

Maryland Institute College of Arts xIIIIIIMIOr

11111Maryland, University of x 1971 1971

IIIIIIIIIIIII...mmollIlli

=1111.111

ME11111111111

Notre Dame of Maryland, College of x x

MIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIII

1970

x

Peabody Cons, of Music 11111111111111111111111111111111............

U.S. Naval Academy x

MASSACHUSETTS1911111111111111111111

American International College liallAmherst College MN=Boston College x

Boston Cons. of Music x

Boston University x x x x

Brandeis Universityx 1970 1970

..


Intro,MASSACHUSETTS (CON'T) Courses Minor ma or M.A. Ph.D.

Emmanuel College x x x

Harvard University x )c x x (2) x

Holy Cross, College of the x x x

Mass. Bay Community College x

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Courses at Harvard and ME....................

Massachusetts State College, Bridgewater x 1972

Massachusetts State College, Lowell x x

Massachusetts State College, Westfield x x x (2) x

11111111111111111111

1111111111

1111111111

111'11111

Massachusetts, University of x19"

Mount Holyoke College x x...........

New England Cons. of Music, The x

Newton College of the Sacred Heart x x

Northeastern University x 1969 1969

..................

Radcliffe College x x x

Millx

111111

......

Regis College x x

Smith College x x

Tufts University x x......

x x

x1111111111

IME

NEBEN

:` Wellesley College x x

111111111111111

111111111111111111

MICHIGAN IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIMMIIII

Macomb Count Communit Colle e x

Maryglade College SeminarL.., x

Michigan State University

Michigan, University of x

Sacred Heart Seminary

xWayne State University xx 1111111111

minor

........................................

Western Michigan University 2c

........r

MINNESOTA


Intro.Courses Minor a or 1 , A . Ph D.

Minnesota, University,..

x x x x

St. Catherine, College of x

MISSISSIPPI

Millsaps College x

Mississippi, University of x x x

Southern Mississippi, University of x

MISSOURI

Missouri, University of, Columbia x x x minor

Missouri, University of, at Kansas City x

Saint Louis University x

Stephens College x x

,

Washington University x

MONTANA

Montana State College

Montana State University x x'

NEBRASKA....0..

Creighton University x

Nebraska, University of x

,... ,

. NEVADA

Nevada, Univ. of, South, Regional Div. xJ _ -

Nevada, University of x x

owslwagtas s .......

NEW HAMPSHIRE

UNDERGRADUATEMIII11110.1111MINININ

GRADUATE

Intro,Courses Minor vajor Ph.D.

Dartmouth College x x 1970 1971

New Hampshire, University of x

NEW JERSEY1111111111.

Douglass College of Rutgers University x x x

Fairleigh Dickinson University

at Madison11111111111=11r

NNIGILML,

at Rutherford

at Teaneck

Georgian Court College

Monmouth College

Montclair State College

Princeton University

Rutgers - The State University

x

x

x

x

Rutgers - The State Univ. in Newark x

St. Elizabeth, College of

St. Peter's College

Seton Hall University

Villa Walsh Junior College

Westminister Choir College

NEW MEXICO

New Mexico, University of.

NEW YORK

Adelphi - Suffolk CollegeIMMEN=ins

x

1=1111111111=11111111NMI

111111111111111111x

11111,i'm

niversit

x

x

x

x

NM=x

x

1970

NEW YORK (CON'T.)


Intro.Courses Minor . 'or DA A

,

Ph.D.

Barnard College (Columbia University) x x x

1111111111

111111

1111111111

MN

Bennett Junior College

11111111

x11111111111111111111

x

11111111111111111111

x

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

Bernard M. Baruch School !City College).....

Briarcliff College

Brooklyn College (CUNY)...

City College (CUNY) x x......

Columbia University x x

111111111111 x

11111111111111111111111111111

Cornell University

Eastman School of Music, U. of Rochester

Elmira College

Finch College x x x

Fordham University, Bronx Campus x x 1969

Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus x x

111111111111111111111111111

11111111111111111a11111111

111111111111111111

=EMI111111111111111111111111

x

111111IIIIIIIIIf

Good Counsel College x s.a.

1111111111111111111111111111111111111111

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

x

Harpur College (SUNY) x

......

Herbert H. Lehman College (CUNY) x

Hobart and William Smith Colleges x

Hofstra University x

.........Hunter. College (CUNY)

Immaculate Conception Seminary s.a.

Iona College It

IIIIIIIIII

MilUniversity

Juilliard Schoo o Mus c

11111111111111111111111111111111111111111LeMoyne College

Lohg Island University

... . .._

Center

x

x

x

x

Southampton College

UNDERGRADUATE

NEW YORK (CON' T.Intro.Courses Minor major Iv .A. Ph D.

Manhattan College x x x

Manhattan School of Music x

Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart x

Mannes College of Music x

Marist College x

Marymount College x

Marymount Manhattan College x x x

Mercy College x

Mount St. Vincent, College of x x x

Nassau Community College x

New Rochelle, College of x 3i: x

New School for Social Research, The x

New York University, University Heights x1

.

New York Univ., Washington Sq. Center x

Pace College

t

1111=

x

x 111

I Ill II I

Rochester Institute of Technology x

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIRochester, Univ. of eastman School of Music) A

St. John Fisher College ..

...........................x

St. John's University

11111111111111111111

x

.......................

Sarah Lawrence College........

Skidmore College

x x 1970 1974

State University of New York (SUNY)

at Albany

at Binghamton (Harpur College) x x x x1111:11111-

at Buffalo x x xe

..

NEW YORK (CON'T)


Intro.Courses Minor .1aor M.A. Ph.D

State Univ. of N.Y. (SUNY) (can't)

College at Buffalo x11College at Genesee x

NMINIIII

x

College at Oswego x....

College at Potsdam x

.

SUNY at Stonybrook x x

Staten Island Community College x

Suffolk County Community College x

Syracuse University x x 1970 .

Utica College of Syracuse University

..temarEallm? x x xMUM........,.laIner Colle.e x.

x

11111111111111111111111111111111111111Wells Colleie x

NORTH CAROLINA

Duke University x x 1969 I minor

North Carolina State College x

h t /

.......North Carolina, Univ. of at Chapel Hill x

......

x

____

1

x

.

x,

x

,

North Carolina, Univ. of at Greensboro

North Carolina School of the IIIIIII1111=11111Performing Arts x 1111.110

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

Salem College

111.11OHIO

BOwling Green State University11111111

Cincinnati, University of x x

Cleveland Institute of Music x

IllaillIlliaIIIIIIMIDayton, University of x

OHIO (CON'T)

UNDERGRADUATE.........".....

GRADUATE

Intro.Courses Minor major M.A. Ph. D.

John Carroll University x

Kent State University x a."1111111111111111111

1970

Lake Erie College x

Miami University x

Oberlin College1111111111111111111111111111111111

Ohio State University x x x

Ohio University x.ON VZ/f

x 1970

1/11111111111111111Ohio Wesleyan University x

....

Western Reserve University x IIIMINIIIIIMINIIWooster College

Youngstown University x x x

11111111

11111111111111111111

11111111

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma State University x

Oklahoma, University of x x x

1111111111MOM11111111

mino

OREGON

Oregon State University x x

xx

Oregon, University of x

Portland State College111111111111111111111111111

Portland, University of x

PENNSYLVANIA11111111111111111111

111111111

MilillMillaill

IIIIII

Bryn Mawr College x x x

Bucknell University x

111111111

Cabrini College x

Carnegie Institute of Technology x

UNDERGRADUATE.......

GRADUATE

PENNSYLVANIA (CON'T)I n tro.

Courses Minor .1a:or M.A. Ph.D.

enrnPOP-Mellon University x

ChestnUt Hill College x*

Curtis Institute of Music x.......,.......

111111111

Dickinson College x

Gannon College x x

La Salle College x x x

Lehigh University x

Marywood College x

Pennsylvania Military College x x s.a.

Pennsylvania State University x x

x

.

1970 11111111

Pennsylvania, University of IIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIHIMIIx x

111111111Pittsburgh, University of x

Rosemont College x6.... NM

St. Charles Borromeo Seminary x MESt. Joseph's College x alliScranton, University of x IIIIISeton Hill College x x x MOSlippery Rock State College x x 1972

Temple University x x x

Tyler School of Art, Temple University x

Villanova University x

,West Chester State College x 1970

RHODE ISLAND.....

Brown University x x x x

Providence College,romourmiellIMIlmainrielV

x x x

Rhode Island College x 23. . .

RHODE ISLAND (CON'T)


Intro.Courses Minor .1a.or M.A. Ph.D.

Rhode Island Junior College x

Rhode Island School of Design

111111L111

Rhode Island, University of

1111111 11111111

111111111

111111111

ME11.1111

..........

SOUTH CAROLINA

Converse College x MOMSouth Carolina, University of x 1970 1970

TENNESSEE

1972 SIMMemphis State University x 1969

Southwestern at Memphis x x

1111111.1.11.1111111110111111111

111101111.1

1111111M=

'TIMMx

Tennessee, University of x 1969

Vanderbilt University x x

TEXAS

Abilene Christian College x x

Baylor University .

Del Mar Junior College

111111111

Houston, University of

Rice University x

(Sacred Heart) Dominican College

NumMOMMINININNONIIMalr

x x

San Antonio Junior College x

Southern Methodist University x x 1969

0111.1111111minor

Texas Christian University x

Texas Technological College x x

Texas, University of x x x x

. . .

UNDERGRADUATE GRADUATE.

UTAHIntro.Courses Minor ma'or M.A. Ph. D.

Brigham Young University x x

Utah University of x x 1969

VERMONT

Johnson State College.....y......................................o.

x

.

Middlebury College x

Summer School x DML

Graduate School x

School for International Training, The x MOVermont, University of x MR

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COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES OFFERING UNDERGRADUATE

WORK TOWARD MAJOR AND MINOR PROGRAMS/

COMPLETE LISTING OF ALL

COURSE OFFERINGS/ GRADUATE AND

STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS/

INSTITUTIONS ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATES/

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES LISTED ALPHABETICALLY

WITHIN EACH STATE/

THE COMPLETE POST OFFICE ADDRESS

INCLUDED FOR EVERY COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY

PART III

Notes to course offerings:

1. Offerings shown in a particular catalogue do notnecessarily reflect all the courses being givenin Italian by a college. Some courses are of-fered on an alternate year basis and may appearin the next year's catalogue.

2. Wherever a college checked advance programs onour questionnaire and its catalogue was unavail-able, we could only assume that a full scheduleof courses was being offered to satisfy theparticular program checked.

3. It is interesting to note thatseveral languagedepartments have done away with an undergraduateminor program and are stressing the major one.

4. Although Junior and Community Colleges do notappear in this section, please remember thatmany of them are permitted to transfer undergraduatecredits, particularly in the liberal arts program,to neighboring colleges and universities. Some ofthe Junior Colleges indicated in Part I offer asmany as 16 credits in Italian which may be appliedtowards transfer credits.

5. Abbreviations for some Graduate Degrees:

M. A. T. meansM. S. E. meansT. E. P. meansD. M. L. meansEd. D. means

a Masters in Teachinga Master of Science for Teachinga Teacher Education Programa Doctor of Modern Languagesa Doctor of Education

ARIZONA

Arizona, University ofTucson, Arizona 85721

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor, A Major is presently being plannedGraduate: Ph.D. Minor

No.

180a,180b.la,lb.3a, 3b.275a,275b.

Title

Italian Masterpieces in TranslationElementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianAdvanced. Composition and Conversation

Literature Courses:

201a,201b.206a,206b.230a,230b.235a,235b.399 (a-f)

Survey of Italian LiteratureThe Modern Italian NovelLiterature of the Renaissance"La Divina Commedia"Seminar I and II

a. Italian Literature of the 14th and 15th Centuriesb. Italian Renaissancec. Italian Literature of the 17th and 18th Centuriesd. Italian Literature of the 19th Centurye. Italian Literature of the 20th Centuryf. The Italian Comedy

The undergraduate teaching minor of 18 units must include:3a, 3b, 275a, 275b, and 6 units of literature courses.

CALIFORNIA

California, University ofBerkeley, California 94720

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, MinorGraduate: M.A. Ph.D.

No. Title

1,2.3,4.5A,5B.39A,B,C.

Lower Division

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianAdvanced ItalianItalian Literature In English Translation

Upper Division

101A,101B. Advanced Grammar and Composition103A,103B. Introduction to Italian Literature109A,B,C. Dante's, "La Divina Commedia"110A,B. Italian Literature of the 13th and 14th Centuries

111 Italian Literature of the 15th Century112A,B. Italian Literature of the 16th Century114 Italian Literature of the 18th Century115A,B. Italian Literature from 1800 to 1850116 Italian Literature from 1850 to 1900117A,B. Italian Literature of the 20th Century.121 Advanced ConversationH-195 Special Studies for Honors Candidates199 Special Studies for Undergraduates

Literature Courses in En dish:130 Dante s, Divine Come y140 Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio

Graduate Courses:

200 Italian Syntax and Lexicon201A,3. Historical Grammar202 Early Texts203 Methods of Literary Study and Stylistic Analysis

204 Seminar on Italian Literary Criticism209 Seminar on the "Divina Commedia"211 Seminar on Petrarch213 Seminar on Boccaccio and the Novella215 Chivalric Poetry in Italy217 The Age of the Baroque221 Studies in the 19th Century223 Seminar on Contemporary Italian Literature225 The Italian Lyric294 Special Study for Graduate Students601 Individual Study for Master's Candidates602 Individual Study for Doctoral Students

The M.A. Program: 36 credits from upper division andfrom Graduate Course Level;

At least 20 credits out of the 36 must be at theGraduate Level.

Study Abroad Program: Padua, Italy

California,U of, at DavisDavis, Calif. 95616

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor, Major

36

Italian Courses

No. Title

1.2.3.4.5.6.

Elementary Italian IElementary Italian IIElementary Italian IIIIntermediate Italian IIntermediate Italian IIIntermediate Italian III

Upper Division Courses

101 Advanced Conversation, Composition and Grammar I102 Advanced Conversation, Composition and Grammar II103 Advanced Conversation, Composition and. Grammar III


Major by arrangement with department head; availableare twelve quarter units in upper division.

California, University of, at Los AngelesLos Angeles, Calif. 90024

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, MinorGraduate: M.A. Ph.D.

No. Title

I. Lower Division Courses1. Elementary Italian2. Elementary Italian3. Elementary Italian4. Intermediate Italian5. Intermediate Italian6. Intermediate Italian8A,B,C. Italian Conversation25 Advanced Italian

II. Upper Division Courses101A,B,C. Grammar and Composition102 Italian Culture and Institutions103A,B. Survey of Italian Literature113A,3,C. Dante's "La Divina Commedia"114A,B. Italian Literature of the Middle Agesll6A,B. Italian Literature of the Renaissance118 Italian Literature of the 18th Century119A,B. Italian Literature of the 19th Century120 Italian Literature of the 20th Century130 Advanced Grammar and Composition190 Pre Seminars in Italian Literature199 Special Studies

Courses 214 through 220are designed mainly for students preparing for the M.A. Degree

214. Italian Literature of the 14th Century215. Italian Literature of the 15th Century216A,B. Italian Literature of the 16th Century217. Italian Literature of the 17th Century218A,B. Italian Literature of the 18th Century219A,B. Italian Literature of the 19th Century220 Italian Literature of the 20th Century230A,B. Folk Tradition in Italian Literature.

Seminars:250A,B. Dante251 Petrarch252 Boccaccio253A,B,C. Chivalric Poetry in Italy254. Machiavelli255A,B. Baroque256A,B. 18th Century257A,B. Romanticism258A,B. Contemporary Italian Literature

370 Problems and Methods in Teaching of Italian

Individual Study and Research596 Directed Individual Studies597 Preparation for Comprehensive Examinations599 Doctoral Research and Writing


California, University ofRiverside, Calif. 92502

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor, A Major is planned for 1969-1970Graduate: Instruction in Italian at the Graduate Level is

in conjunction with Graduate degrees in Compara-tive Literature. A student may present Italianas his first literature.

No. Title

1-2 Elementary Italian3-4 Intermediate Italian7 Italian Grammar and Syntax


109A,109B,109C. Survey of Italian Literature139A,139B. The Divine Comedy150 Lyric Poetry185A,185B. Contemporary Italian Literature190. Special Studies

Graduate Course290 Directed Studies

38

California, University ofSanta Barbara, Calif, 93106

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, Minor

No.

1.

2.3.

4.5.6.

101A,B,C.109A,B,C.110A,B,C.111A,B,C.112A,B,C.115A4B.C.

Title

Elementary ItalianElementary ItalianElementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianIntermediate ItalianIntermediate Italian


Conversation and CbmpositionSurvey of Italian LiteatureDanteTrecento: Fourteenth Century Italian LiteratureMasterworks of the Italian RenaissanceItalian Literature of the Nineteenth Century


Students may, take one course per quarter (total 12 units)in first two years; up to six courses (22 credits) could betaken during one year of upper division.

Undergraduate:

No.

1-2304101A,101b.103A,1013.114A,114B.150A,150B.159A,159B.23.

Dominican College.of San RafaelGrand Ave., San Rafael, Calif. 94901

Program of ConcentrationMinor, Major

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate MalianAdvanced Grammar, Composition, ConversationSurvey of Italian Literature *Italian Literature of the 19th and 20th CenturyDante, "La Divina Comedian *Directed ReadingsItalian Conversation

Not all these courses are offered each year, usuallythere is a rotation. The courses marked with an asteriskare offered instead of 101, 114, every other year.

3E.)

Undergraduate:

No.

1,2.2,4.101-102.105.111-112.115-116.120.125.127.153.199.

Holy Names, College of the3500 Mountain Blvd.Oakland, Calif. 94619

Program of ConcentrationMajor, Minor

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianComposition and Oral PracticeAdvanced Grammar and CompositionGeneral History of Italian LiteratureItalian Civilization and CultureDante StudiesNineteenth CenturyTwentieth CenturyItalian Literature in TranslationSpecial Study for Advanced Undergraduates

Prerequisite for the Major: Italian 1,2,3,4.Major Requirements: 101,102,111,112,115,116

and Electives.Minor Requirements: 101,102,111,112,115,116.

Notre Dame, College ofRalston AvenueBelmont, Calif. 94002

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor (for teaching)

No.

1.2.

3.4.

101A,10113.103A,1033.105.109A,109B.135.151.

Title

Lower Division

Elementary Italian IElementary Italian TIIntermediate Italian IIntermediate Italian II

Upper Division

Advanced Grammar, Composition and ConversationSurvey of Italian LiteratureModern Italian NovelistsDante's "Divina Commedia"A Linguistic Approach to Romance LanguagesMasterpieces of Literature in Translation

The teaching minor consists of 20 units, nine of whichmust be in the upper division.

Saint Mary's College of CaliforniaSaint Mary's College, California 94575

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor

Italian Courses

No. Title

1,2 Elementary3,4 Intermediate(upper courses not indicated)

8 undergraduate credits may be taken each year.

San Diego College for WomenU of San DiegoAlcala Park, San Diego, Calif. 92110

Undergraduate:

No.

1-23-4100A,100B.104A,10413*


Title

Elementary YearIntermediate YearReadings in Italian LiteratureSurvey of Italian Literature

A student may take 8-12 units of credit each year.

The College does not have a "Study Abroad" program,but will accept work taken abroad in approved collegesand universities.

San Diego State College5402 College AvenueSan Diego, Calif. 92115

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor, Major, Fall 1969

No. Title

Lower Division Courses

1. Elementary I2. Elementary II3. Intermediate I4. Intermediate II10. Conversation I11. Conversation II40. Italian Civilization I41. Italian Civilization II

41

101A,101B.10224.'1023.122.140.141.166.199.

Upper Division Couses

Advanced Oral and Written CompositionSurvey Course in Italian LiteratureThe Foreign Language Laboratory IItalian Civilization IItalian Civilization ItHonors Course I,IISpecial Study I,II

Study Abroad Program: Florence, Italy

Minor in Italian for secondary teaching consists of notless than 20 units in Italian to include in lowerdivision, 1,2,3,4,10 and 11; and in the upper division:101A, 101B, 102A, 102B, and 122.

Undergraduate:Graduate:

No.

1,2,34,575101,102109,110,111115116120169,170190200


No.

San Francisco College for WomenLone Mountain, 2800 Turk Blvd.San Francisco, Calif. 94118

Program of ConcentrationMajorM.A.T. for secondary teaching credentialwith an Italian major

Title

Elementary Italian I,II,IIIIntermediate Italian I,IIReading and InterpretationComposition and Conversation I,IILiteratureCultural Backgrounds of Italian CivilizationThe Italian NovelItalian.DramaDante's Divina CommediaBibliography and ResearchMethods of Teaching Italian

San Francisco State College1600 Holloway Ave.San Francisco, Calif. 94132

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM.A.

Title

1. First Semester Italian2. Second Semester Italian3. Third Semester Italian4. Fourth Semester Italian101 Italian Culture and Civilization105 Advanced Grammar and Composition146 Italian Literature: Early Period147 Italian Literature: Late Period

153. Italian Renaissance Prose154. Italian Renaissance Poetry157. Literature of the Risorgimento1.60. The Italian Novel165. The Italian Theater180. Great Figures in Italian Literature181. Divina Commedia199. Special Study

Graduate Courses

200. Seminar in Research Methods250. Seminar: Early Italian Texts255. Seminar: Studies in Italian Renaissance257. Seminar: Italian Literature of the Nineteenth Century270. Seminar: Italian Criticism280. Seminar: Individual Authors299. Special Study (1-3)


Undergraduate:

No.

1A,113.2A,2B.5A,5B.

101A,101B.180.

San Jose State CollegeSan Jose, Calif. 95114

Program of ConcentrationMinor, Major (possibly, in 1972)

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianIntermediate Italian Grammar and Composition

Upper Division

Advanced ItalianSpecial. Problems in italian


Santa Clara, U ofSanta Clara, Calif, 95053

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor, Major (Perhaps in 1970)

No.

1.2.

21.22.

100.101.120.121.130-131.

Italian Courses

Title

Elementary Italian I.Elementary Italian II.Intermediate Italian I.Intermediate Italian IT.Advanced Italian Composition, Reading, Conversation I.Advanced Italian Composition, Reading, Conversation II.Survey or I;Ialian Culture and Civilization I.Survey of Italian Culture and Civilization II.Dante, "La Divina Commedia" 43

140. Duecento, Trecento150. Quattrocento, Cinquecento160, SetteTento170. Ottocento180. Novecento190. Directed Readings

Study Abroad Program: The University of Santa Clara is affiliatedwith Lcyola University in Rome, and Gonzaga University in Florence.

Southern California, U OfLos Angeles, Calif. 90007

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor, Major in 1970Graduate: The University offers Graduate Courses but noM.A. Degree yet. They hope to offer an M.A. soon.

Italian Cou rses

120. Italian I.150. Italian II.220. Italian III.224. Intermecliate Italian Conversation.420. Italian Civilization.430 ab. History of Italian Literature.444. Advanr,ed Italian Composition and Style.450. Dante520. Seminar in Italian Language or Literature.

Stanford UniversityStanford, Palo Alto Calif. 94305

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduates Major, MinorGraduate: M.A.; A Combined Ph.D. in French and Italian.

No. Title

1. First-Year Italian2. First-Year Italian3, First-Year Italian5. Intensive Italian for Beginners

10. Elementary Italian22. Second-Year Itslian23. Second-Year Italian30. Corso Di Conversazione82-86 Intensive Italian

Third and Fourth Year111. Italian Grammar and Composition112. Italian Grammar and Composition113. Italian Grammar and CompositionLiterature Courses130. Introduzione al lo Studio Della Letteratura Italiana131. Introduzione Allo Studio Della Letteratura Itvliana132. Introduzione Alio Studio Della Lettera Italiana III150. Dante, La Divina Commedia151. Dante, La Divina Commedia152. Dante, La Divina Commedia

160. Letteratura Italiana Del Medioevo161. Umanesirno e Rinascimento162. Pieno Rinascimento199. Individual Work

287.

288.

289.

290.

291

293.

294.

399.

Advanced UndergraduateAnd Graduate Courses

L'OttocentoL'Ottocento

NovecentoNovecento

PetrarcaMachiavelliFoscolo e LeopardiIndividual Work

Italian majors must complete a miininum of 36 credits to include Italian 111, 112, 113,130, 131, and 132, plus 18 additional units in Literature to include Italian 150, 151, 152.

Study Abroad Program: Florence, Italy.Students spend 2 quarters abroad taking 16 credits-concentrate on HumanitiesStanford Teachers; languages are taught by foreigners.

COLORADO

Colorado State UniversityFort Collins, Colo. 80521

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor; Major possibly to 1971

No.

L 100.L 101.L 102.L 200.L 201.L 202.

Title

First-Year Italian IFirst-Year Italian IIFirst -Year Italian IIISecond-Year Italian ISecond-Year Italian IISecond-Year Italian III

They are planning advanced courses in 1969-70.


No.

101-5102-5201-2, 202-2

Colorado, U of1200 University AveBoulder, Colo. 80302


Title

Beginning ItalianBeginning ItalianSecond Year Italian Conversation and Phonetics

taught by

iJ

211-3, 212-3 Second Year Italian Reading, Grammar, and Composition301-2, 302-2 Italian Composition311-3, 312-3 Introduction to Italian Literature

401-2, 402-2 Advanced Composition and Stylistics411-3 Dante412-3 Masterpieces of Italian Renaissance Literature413-3 Masterpieces of Italian Literature Modern Period420-2, 421-2 Italian Culture and Civilization495,2 Methods of Teaching Italian499-1 to 3 Independent Study

500-1.501-2.502-2.503-2.504-2.511-3.513-2.540-3.541-3.570-3.571-3.590-2.591-2.592-2.593-2.599-1 to 3.603-3-, 604-3.

Graduate Courses:

Bibliography and Research Methods in Italian.Italian Historical Grammar.Medieval Italian Texts.Structure of Modern Italian.Italian Dialects.Dante InfernoMedieval Italian Literature.Italian Renaissance Literature.Italian Renaissance Literature.Dante: Purgatorio.Dante: Paradiso.Italian Poetry of the 19th Century.Italian Poetry of the 20th Century.Modern Italian Literature: From Verismo to Futurismo.Modern Italian Literature: From Futurismo to Present.Independent Study.History of the Italian Language.

Major Requirements: 30 hours beyond the first year.

Study Abroad Program: Bologna, ItalyApply to University of Colorado's Office of International Education.

CONNECTICUT

Albertus Magnus700 Prospect StreetNew Haven, Conn. 06511

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major; Minor

No. Title

101. Elementary Italian

201. Second Year Italian

301. Third Year Italian

302. Dante and His Times

304a. Italian Masters

304b. Italian Masters400a. Advanced Grammar and Composition

400b. Advanced Conversation

402a. Contemporary Italian Literature

402b. Contemporary Italian Literature

404. The Divine Comedy

405a. The Eighteenth Century

405b. The Nineteenth Century

410. Seminar

Required Courses for Major: Italian 302, 400, 410.

The PrograM of Concentration in Italian includes 30 semester hours in the Department

exclusive of Italian 101 or its Equivalent.

Central Connecticut State CollegeNew Britan, Conn. 06050

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor; A Major will be offered as soon as a

Demand Exists.

Italian Courses

No. Title

1.2.

25.26.31.32.41.55,66.

Elementary Italian IElementary Italian tIIntermediate Italian IIntermediate Italian ITMasterpieces of Italian Literature IMasternieces of Italian Literature IIItalian Civilization

Italian Structure and Idiom

Independent of the above courses, the college offers on request,advanced courses in language and applied linguistics as well asadvanced culture and civilization courses for teachers.

For the major, the requirement is: 18 Hours beyond the basiccourses or 24 hours if the language is begun in college. Forthe certifiable minor the requirement is 21 semester hours of course workbeginning with the intermediate level plus a course in methods ofteaching a modern language. (Total 29 semester hours.)

Connecticut CollegeNew London, Conn. 06320

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major

No. Title

101,102 Elementary Italian111,112 Second Year Course203 The Trecento204 The Renaissance301,302 Dante30330 4

The Italian Novel

Modern Poetry and Theatre311,312 Individual Study

Italian Literature in English115 Dante216 Comic Theatre in the Renaissance

The Major: 8 Semester hours beyond course 101, 102; and atleast 2 semester hours to be chosen from the following relatedsubjects; Art 221; Classics 104; Latin 111-112; French 306;History 127,219; Philosophy 111, 112.Course No. 115 may hot be counted as part of the major.

Study Abroad Program. The college has no program of its own,however, study abroad may be arranged for individuals.

Connecticut, U ofStorrs, Connecticut 06268

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor, MajorGraduate: M.A. and Ph.D. (Sept. 1970)

No. Title

145,146 First Course147,148 Second Course239,240 Italian Composition and r-lonversation241,242 Italian Civilization243,244 Survey of Italian Literature245 Italian Literature of the Middle Ages246 Italian Literature of the Renaissance247 Italian Literature of the 19th Century248 Italian Literature of the 20th Century249 Italian Literature of the 17th Century250 Italian Literature of the 18th Century299 Independent Study for Undergraduates343 Dante344 Petrarch and Boccaccio345 Studies in Italian Literature or Philology346 Italian Literature of the Quattrocento

The Center for Italian Studies

The University has established a center for Italian studies which

has a major purpose of promoting research and graduate trainingon modern Italy. The Center grants financial awards to graduatestudents for advanced study and it sponsors lectures and con-ferences on various topics related to modern Italy.

The center for Italian studies itself, does not offer a degree,however, students interested in Italian History, politics, economyor Italian society can get graduate degrees in their respectivedepartments working .ender a specialist in the appropriate areaof Italian studies.

Study Abroad Program: The University has started its firstsummer program in Italian studies abroad,at the University ofPerugia, Dr. Kogan is exploring at present the possibility ofestablishing an undergraduate year-abroad in Italy Finaldecisions have not yet been made as to the location of the Italianuniversity with which this program will be affiliated.(letter from Dr. Norman Kogan, dated Sept. 19, 1968)

4 S

Fairfield UniversityFairfield, Conn, 06430


No,

11,1221,2231,32121,122

Italian Courses

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianMasterworks of Italian LiteratureDante and Dlvina Commedia

Southern Conn, State College501 Crescent StreetNew Haven, Conn, 06515

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, MinorGraduate: M.A.

No,

It. 100-101It. 102It. 200-201It, 300It, 301It. 310It. 400-401It. 453It, 499

Title

Italian I, IIItalian IIItalian III, IVCompositionConversationItalian CivilizationItalian Literature I, I1Dante and His TimesDirected Readings

Trinity CollegeSummit StreetHartford, Conn. 06106

Program 'of ConcentrationAt present Trinity College does not offer a major or minor inItalian. They will, however, if demand warrants it,

Italian Courses

A student may take 6 credits in Italian each year.

Summer Program of Italian Studies; The Trinity College summerProgram includes: Two intensive language courses, one on theintroductory level, the other on the intermediate level.(8 semester hours credit)

4Ed

The Trinity College summer program in Italian language andCivilization (TCSPILC) is offered by the College SummerSchool in collaboration with the Cesare Barbieri Center ofItalian Studies. The center was established at TrinityCollege in 1958 by a grant of $100,000 from the CesareBarbieri Foundation of New York,

Undergraduate

No,

101,102111,112 R222261303,304 R

Wesleyan UniversityMiddletown, Conn, 06457


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianThe Divine ComedyThe contemporary Italian Novel in translationTutorial on La Divina Commedia.

Students who wish to major in Italian languageshould consult with chairman.

and literature

Study Abroad: Rome, Prospective Italian Majors who wishto study abroad should consult chairman.

Undergrada.te:Graduate:

No,

Yale UniversityNew Haven, Conn. 06520

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM.A. Ph.D.

Title

Group A Languages

15 Elementary Italian25 Intensive Italian30a Intermediate Italian34b Advanced Italian35a Intensive Advanced Italian

5152b554

Group B Languages

Masterpieces of Italian LiteratureBoccaccioThe RenaissanceThe Divine Comedy

55a The Literature of the Risorgimento56a The Italian Lyric57a Readings in Italian Drama59b The Modern Italian Novel

EM

Undergraduate:major. However

No,

101,102111,112201,202

Study Abroad :under programs

Undergradute:Graduate:

No,

101,102103,104201,2025110512

4513,51515,516519,520509,5107090710711,712


No,

001,002101,102131,132201,202221,222241,242261,262

DELAWARE

Delaware, U ofNewark, Delaware 19711

Program of ConcentrationMinor; The University intends to offer athe date is uncertain.

Title

Elementary. ItalianIntermediate ItalianAdvanced Italian Readings

The University of Delaware sends students abroadsponsored by other institutions.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Catholic University of America, The620 Michigan Ave, N.E.Washington, D.C. 20017

Program of ConcentrationMinor; Major 1969MBA, Ph.D.

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianReadings in Italia LiteratureDante's "Divina Commedia"Nineteenth Century Italian LiteratureEighteenth Century Italian LiteratureItalian Literature of the RenaissanceDante's "Vita Nova"History of Italian LanguageSeminar: Leopardi

Georgetown UniversityInstitute of Languages and Linguistics37 and 0 Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20007

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorMaster of Science in Italian, Ph.D. Minor

Title

Intensive Basic Italian I, IIIntensive Advanced Italian I,IIAdvanced Italian TranslationIntroduction to Literature and StyleItalian StructIlreItalian CivilizationDante

Gradulte Courses

221,222 ItalLan Structure223,224 gistory of the Italian Language225 Italian Dialectology241,242 Survey of Italian Literature and Civilization254 Italian epic and Chivalric Poetry261,262 Dante263 The Trecento-Petrarch, Boccaccio264 The Cinquecento and the Seicento285,286 The Ottocento and the Novecento297,298 Italian Theatre426 Seminarlin the application of current

Linguiistc models to theanalyiis of Italian461 Seminar in the Methodology of Literary

Interpretation with reference to the maintrends in Italian Literary Criticism

Johns Hopkins University, School OfAdvanced International Studies1740 Massachusetts Avenue,N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036

At the School of Advanced International Studies, Italian istaught whenever students returning from the Bologna Centerrequire additional work to pass the comprehensive examina-tions in Italian.There are no degrees given for language study, however, itis a requirement for obtaining the Master's Degree in In-ternational Relations.

Center in BolognaVia Belmeloro 11, Bologna, Italy

Trinity CollegeMichigan Avenue & Franklin Street, N.E.Walithington, D.C. 20017


No, Title

101212321457

464

481483491

Elementary ItalianIntroduction to Study of Italian LiteratureItalian LiteratureSpecial Studies in Italian Literature from13th through the 16th CenturyA study of masterpieces from the 17th to the20th CenturyItalian Literature of the 19th CenturyStudies in Contemporary Italian LiteratureDante


No,

101,102,103201,202,203301,302,303

401,402,403

591 A,B,C,D

FLORIDA

Florida State UniversityTallahassee, Florida 32306

Program of ConcentrationMinor, Major in 1969-1970Millor for both the M,A., Ph, D,

Title

Elementary Italian I,II,IIIIntroduction to Italian Civilization I,II,IIIIntroduction to Italian Literature, I,II,III

Courses for Advanced Undergraduateand Graduate Students:

The Trecento writers I,II,III

Courses for Graduate Students

Directed Individual Study

Study Abroad Program: Florence, Italy,The program was initiated in the fall of 1966; Presently-ona year-round basis, each group Mt six months, It is in ahumanities program with all the above courses taught.

Matt, U ofCoral Gables, Florida 33124

Program of ConcentrationMinor; Major, Date UncertainUndergraduate:

No,

101102

201221301312

Title

Elementary ItalianElementary ItalianContinuation of 101, which is a prerequisiteIntermediate Italian (Reading Method)Intermediate Italian (Conversation)Advanced ItalianItalian Civilization

The Italian National Honorary Society was founded at thisuniversity.

-5111101111T9r

South Florida, U ofTampa, Florida 33620


All the usual elementary, intermediate and advanced Italiancourses are offered.Majors and minors are arranged through the Departmert Head,

Study Abroad Program: Florence, ItalyIn cooperation with the Florida State University Study CenterProgram,

GEORGIA

Georgia State College33 Gilmer Street, S.E.Atlanta, GA, 30303


No, Title

101,102 Elementary Italian103,104 Intermedilte Italian304 Advanced Composition and Conversation310 Survey of Italian Literature

IDAHO

Idaho, U ofMoscow, Idaho 83843

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduxte: Minor

No, Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate Italian

ILLINOIS

Chicago City Junior College, Loop Branch64 East Lake StreetChicago, Ill, 60601


Italian 1C1Italian 102Italian 103Italian 10Italian 206Italian 213Italian 21

A total program

Undergraduate:Graduate :

No.

203,204,205207

208

209

235237260


No,

101,102103,104

211,212291,292

311,312321,322

First CourseSecond CourseThird CourseFourth CourseIntensive Oral PracticeIntroduction to Modern LiteratureReadings in Literature

of 25 credit hours in Italian is possible,

Chicago, U of5811 South Ellis StreetChicago, Illinois 60637

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM. A, , Ph, D.

Title

Italian Grammar, Composition, ConversationIntroduzione alla letteratura ItalianaDal Medio evo al RinascimentoIntroduzione Alla Letteratura DelRinascimento e Del SeicentoIntroduzione alla Letteratura ItalianaDall'Areadia al Modernismo

RinascimentoIl Teatro Del SettecentoIi Romanzo Del Second', OttVento

Illinois, U ofUrbana, Ill, 61801

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM, A, Ph.D.

Title


Courses for Advanced Undergraduates

Composition and Conversation I,IISenior Thesis rFor Candidates for Honors in Italian)

Courses for Advanced Undergraduates and Graduates

Dante "La Divina Commedia"Modern Italian Literature

Major Requirements: 24 hours in Italian, excluding Italian 101,102 and including at least 5 hours from the group for advancedundergraduates and graduates, History 217, linguistics 300, andItalian 291, 292 are acceptable,

Ct°100

Undergraduate:

No,

101,102111,112203204209,210329365

Loyola University820 N, Michigan AvenueChicago, Ill, 60611

Program of ConcentrationMinor, Major 1969

Title

Elementary Italian Is=Intermediate Italian IonComposition and ConversationConversational ItalianIntroduction to Italian Literature IonDanteSelected Masterpieces of Italian Literature

Certitication-requirement for teaching Italian in theof Illinois: 32 hours.

Study Abroad Program: Rome, Italy

Northwestern UniversityEvanston, Ill, 60201

Program of ConcentrationMinor, MajorUndergraduate:

Graduate:

NO,

457 A 01B 01

B 03

B 13

C 12CClC 980 99

Me A,

Title

state

Elementary ItalianIntroductory Survey of Italian Literature andCivilizationIntermediate-course in Conversation and CotpositionCourse with Reading and Discussion in EnglishMasterpieces of Italian LiteratureCourses with Prerequisite in Italian (B01 orEquivalent)Dante's "Divina Commedia" and Minor WorksItalian Literature of the 18th, 19th CenturiesUndergraduate SeminarIndependent Study

Graduate

457 D 99 Independent Study

Major Program: B 01; 3 quarters of B.03. Major courses:C 12, 0 13, General Romance C 01, 2 quarters of C 99.

Rosary College7900 West DivisioiRiver Forest, Ill, 60305


No Title

1,2 Elementary/talian11,12 Intermediate Italian39 Italian Civilization and Culture45 Audio.Lingual Proficiency and stylistics51 Il Trecento52 16th to 18th Century Literature54 Italian Romanticism.Foscolo., Leopardi, Manzoni62 The Modern Novel63,64 Dante70 Modern Etalian Literature80 Linguistics90 The Teaching of Moddrn Foreign Language94 Modern Language Seminar in Comparative Literature72 Survey of Italian Literature

Major Requirements: 30 semaster hours beyond I alian 2,exclusive of course 90, and including courses 39, 45, 51,5463, 64, 72, All courses beyond Italian 2 are conductedin Italian.

Study Abroad at Pius XII Institute, Villa Schifanoia,Florence Italy. A Graduate School For Women for Art and Music

INDIANA

Indiana UniversityBloomington, Indiana 47405

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, MinorGraduate: M, A, , Ph, D,

Italian Courses

The Department offers about 17 sections each semester ofwhich four carry graduate credit.

Study Abroad Program; Bologna, Italy

Notre Dame, University ofNotre Dame, Indiana 46556

Program of ConcentrationUndergrdduate: Minor

No. Title

11,1235,3697,98

Elementary ItalianReadings in Literature I, IISpecial Studies: Readings and Research

151197,198

Undergraduate:

No,

DanteSpecial Studies: Readings and Research

Saint Mary.of.the-Woods CollegeSaint Mary-of .the -Woods, Indiana 47876

Program of ConcentrationMinor

Title

101 Elementary Italian201 Intermediate Italian230 Italian Conversation and Composition250 Modern Italian Literature255 Italian Civilization380 Survey of Italian Literature381 Survey of Italian Literature

Continuation of Course 380.

Undergraduate:

No,

18:1, 18;218:11, 18:1218:13, 18:1418:272 18:2818:5318:91, 18:9218:101, 18:10218:103, 18:10418:105, 18:10618:11618:11718:118

IOWA

Iowa, State University ofIowa City, Iowa 52240


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianConversational ItalianIntermediate Composition and ConversationSpecial WorkAdvanced Composition and ConversationReadings inModern Italian FictionEldmentary Italian: Intensive CourseIntroduction to ItalianLiteraturePetrarch and Early Italian LyricLiterature of the 16th CenturyDramatic Theory and Practice of the Renaissance,

Minimum Major Requirements: 18:13, 18:14, 18:27, 18:2818:91, 18:92, 18:105, 18:106 and 2 semester hours tfdepartmental electives.

KANSAS

Kansas State UniversityManhattan, Kansas 66502

Program of Concentrationundergraduate: Minor, Major 1971

No. (253)

11155251253610

Undergradiate:

No.

21,2223,2491221

Italian Courses

Title

Italian IItalian IIItalian IIIItalian IVDante

Kansas, U ofLawrence, Kansas 66045


Title

Elementary Italian I, IIIntermediate Italian I, IISpecial Readings in ItalianSpecial Readings in Italian Literature

Italian Reading Course: to Satisfy language requirementfor graduate school students. Course indicated by letter A.

Wichita State University1845 Fairmount StreetWichita, Kansas 67208

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor, Major 1970

No. Title

111.112 Elementary Itallan223 Selected Italian Readings

A student may take 8 hours the first semester and 8 hoursthe second semesters

KENTUCKY

Kentucky, U ofLexington, Kentucky 40506


No, Title

009 Italian for Reading Knowledge191 Elementary Italian I, II192 Elementary Italian III/291 Intermediate Italian I, II292 Intermediate Italian I, II543 Survey of Italian Literature I544 Survey of Italian Literature Ii591 Dante in Translation592 Italian Renaissance Masterpieces in Translation

The Italian major program is now being elaborated and at thistime a number of courses are under committee consideration.At least six courses in Itsrian andthree of Italian Literaturein Translation, are open for credit to graduate students;they also offer a course: Reading Knowledge of Italian,for grdduate students from other departments,

Louisville,U ofBelknap CampusLouisville, Ky, 40208


Italian Courses

No, Title

A Student may take six credits each year in Italian at theOollege of Arts and Sciences of the University of Louisville,Belknap Campus,

LOUISIANA

Louisiana State UniversityBaton Rouge, La, 70803


No, Title

1. Elementary Italian I51 Intermediate Italian II52 Intermediate Italian I55 Readings in Italian Literature61 Advanced Italian Grammar62 Advanced Composition71 Survey of Italian Literature I72 Survey of Italian Literature II115, AAA Independent Work151 Dante152 The Renaissance271 Seminar

Major requirement: Minimum of 30 semester hours is requiredfor a concentration in Italian.

Tulane-University of LouisianaNewcomb College6823 St, Charles AvenueNew Orleans, La 70118

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, MinorGraduate: M, A.

101,102201,202215,216311,312

6250 62226

632

,3

6311,

661,662

Study Abroad

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianIntroductory ItalianSurvey of Italian LiteratureItalian ConversationDanteThe Italian RenaissanceThe 19th Century

Program: Rome, Italy

MARYLAND

Johns Hopkins UniversityBatimore, Maryland 21218

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major9 1970Graduate: M, A Ph. D, jOhns Hopkins was founded asa graduate university, The program leading to the Ph, D,in Italian is well established.

Study Abroad Programs: School of Advanced Internationalstudies of Johns Hopkins University in Washington, D.C. andCenter in Bologna, Italy,

Students may also join other study Abroad Programs by specialpermission.

Undergraduate:

No,

101,102105,106203,204205,206301,302303,304403;404415,4/6425,426

Notre Dame of Maryland, College of4701 North Charley: StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21210


Title

Beginning ItalianIntroduction to ItalyComposition and ConversatialDante and His TimesAdvanced Composition and ConversationMasterpieces of Italian PvoseBackground of the RenaissanceEvolution of Italian LiteratureSeminar in the Humanities

The College encourages majors or minors to go to theMiddlebury Italian School or to the UniversitalCattolica In Rome for at least one summer.

United States Natal AcademyAnnapnlis, Md, 21402


No,

L 101,102L 201,202L 701,702L 901,902L 713,714L 802L 803,806L 822

Title

Basic ItalianIntermediate ItalianAdvanced ItalianIndependent Foreign Language Study ProjectSurvey of Italian LiteratureDante and His TimesItalian Area and CivilizationThe Italian Navy-

Requirements for Major: 36 semester hours including L 101-102, Every year the commandant of the U, S, Naval Academyawards two cadets who have majored in Italian.to serve on aship of the Italian Navy,

Undergradurtte:

Noo

112

297,H 97L98, H 9b6

Undergraduate:

No,

10211,1231,3241,4271,72101,102105

MASSACHUSETTS

Amherst CollegeAmherst, Mass, 01002

Program of ConcentationMinor, Major

Title

Italian LanguageReadings in Italian LiteratureDanteLiterature of the Italian RenaissanceSpecial Topics

Boston collegeChestnut Hill, Mass, 02167


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianLltroduction to ItalianConveraatinal ItalianItalian MasterpiecesSurvey of Italian LiteratureHistory of the Italian Language

106 Readings in Early Italian115 Dante: Minor Works and Inferno116 Dante: Purgatorio and Paradiso119 The Works of Petrarca120 The Works of Boccaccio121,122 The Renaissance in Italy126 M achiavelli181 Advanced Composition182 Italian Stylistics

Major Requirement: 36 credit hours:

1, Survey of Literature2. A minimum of two courses in literature3. Advanced composition4, Stylistics5. Two electives to be chosen from the following

a. History of Italian languageb, Cultural backgounds of literaturec, A second foreign languaged, Comparative or interdepartmental coursese, A third period of Italian Literaturef. PhoneticsE, Linguistics

Boston UniversityCharles River CampusBoston, Mass, 02215

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM, A,


No,

101,102105,106107,108111114207,2082510252300308

372617,371362

391,

401

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianReading in Ttalian MasterpiecesElementary Italian (Accelerated)Intermediate Italian (Accelerated)Italian Composition . and ConversationGeneral View of Italian LiteratureSpoken ItalianDanteItalian Literature Since 1870Italian Literature of the 18th CenturyItalian Literature During the Romantic Period

Major Requiremert: 207, 208, 300 308, 251, 252; also 361,362, 371, 372, 391 and 401 courses.

Graduate Courses

307, 3083610362

d03711 ,372

Spoken ItalianDanteItalian Literature Since 1870Italian Seminar: The Language of Dante

801 Seminar: Satiric Poetry in Italy802 Seminar: The Short Story of the Renaissance802 Seminar: The Short Story of The 19th Century

Undergraduate:

No,

13 aR,5a10a.R

98a, 98b

Brandeis UniversityWaltham, Mass, 02154

Program of ConcentrationA Minor and Major will be offered within 3 yrs.

Title

Introductory ItalianConversation and CompositionAccelerated Second Year ItalianOne Semester: Readings in Italian LiteratureOne Semester: DanteIndependent Study

Brandei, intends to include Italian offerings at the graduatelevel within five years, both as part of romance languagesand of comparative literature studies, and as A Ph, D. Programin its own right.

Undergraduate:

No,

101,102111,112201,202204205,26b301,302305,306307401,402403,4044050.06407,408409,410415

416

Emmanuel College400 The FenwayBoston, Mass, 02115


Title

Course for BeginnersIntermediate CourseSelected ReadingsItalian CivilizationOral and Written ItalianItalian LiteratureOral and Written ItalianThe Italian Short StoryDante,Italian Literature from the Renaissance to the PresentOral and Wtitten ItalianThe Italian DramaSpecial StudiesMethods of Teaching Italian on the ElementarySchool LevelMethods of Teaching Italian on the SecondarySchool Level,

Major Requirement: 30 semester hours in Italian exclusiveof Freshman courses; 18 hours in related subjects.

Harvard University1350 Massachusetts AvenueCambridge, Mass, 02138

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, Minor (related subject)

Graduate:

No,

ACaCb9899

C

120121a121b122a122b124a124b

H204a204b282a,b284a285asbComp, Lit,

230

M,A,, Ph, D. The University also offers a combineddegxe with a major and minor in other RomanceLanguages and in Comparative Literature

Title

Elementary ItalianSecond Year Italian-ISecond Year Italian-IITutorial for Credit-Junior YearTutorial for Credit-Senior Year

For Undergraduates and Graduates

Advanced Oral and WrittenDante's Divina CommediaItalian Literature of theItalian Literature of theModern Italian LiteratureMod-Arn Italian LiteratureItalian Literature of theItalian Literature of the

Italian

RenaissanceRenaissance

Twentieth Century ITwentieth Century II

Priinarily for Graduates

Problems in Italian Composition and SyntaxIntroduction to Old Italian IIntroduction to Old Italian ITSeminar in Italian LiteratureSeminar in Italian LiteratureSemintr in Italian LiteratureThe Rise of European Baroque

Graduate Courses of Reading and Research

320 Italian Literature330 Direction of Doctoral Dissertations

Please note: The Courses of Instruction for Harvard andRadcliffe tlre published in the same cat ologue for the Facultyof Arts and Sciences.

Graduate Program Abroad: Villa i Tatti, near Florence, Italy,The Villa i Tatti is the Harvard Center for Italian RenaissanceStudies,

may cross College of TheCollege AvenueWorcester, Mass, 01610

Program of ConcentationUndergraduate: Major, Minor

No. Title

11,12 Elementary Italian21,22 Intermediate Italian131,132 Literary and Political Italy

in the 19th Century2919292, Junior Year Tutorial(91;92)2,194(9393,94)

Further advanced courses may be arranged for majors.

Study Abroad Program: Rome, Italy

Massachusetts State CollegeBridgewater, Mass. 02324

Program of ConcentrationMinor possibly 1971 -72

Senior Year Tutorial

Undergraduate:

Italian Courses:

During the academic year 1967Q680 the college offeredelementary Italian for 3 semester hours credit each semester.During 1968 -1969 tAts elementary Italian course will besupplemented by an Intermediate Italian two - semester coursewith 3 semester hours for each semester. During 1969 -70, thecollege will introduce an advanced Italian course covering atwo-semester period and granting similar credit. Such an 18semester program will qualify students for to Italian Minor.

Massachusetts State CollegeLowell, Masse 01854

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor; Major (near future)

Italian Courses

A student at Massachusetts State College, Lowell, may take18 semester hours of credit in Italian Studies.

Massachusetts State CollegeWestfield, Mass, 01085

Program of ConcentrationMinor, MajorMA: M.S.E.

Italian Courses

Undergraduate:Graduate,:

Major Requirement: 2Z hours of work of above intermediate cor-Ies.

M.S.E. Degree with 18 hours with the coneentration in Italia'rl,prerequisite is a B.A. with an Iti,Tian major or its equivale:.;On the undergraduate level, the student has a choiceeithera straight B.A. or a B.A. for teaching of modern language.

(R)

Massachusetts, Univ. ofAmherst, Mass, 01002

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduates Major, 1970

Italian Courses

18 credits may be taken beyond Intermediate Level,

Study Abroad Program: Bologna, Italy

Mount Holyoke CollegeSouth Hadley, Mass, 01075

Prograa of ConcentrationMajors Minor

No, Title

Undergraduate:

G1, G2G201 f215 F,216S217FG2210305V306330717,308s317F299F, s,395 F. s.398 P.S.399 P. S.318S

401F0402

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianDante and his timesDante and his times

Italian RenaissanceItalian LiteratureItalian Literature of the 14th CenturyItalian Literature of the RenaissanceDante, His Life and Works19th Century Italian LiteratureSoilhomore HonorsIndependent WorkJunior HonorsSenior Honors20th Centur7 Italian Literature

Graduate Courses

Seminar in Italian Literature

The Major consists of a minimum of 28 credits not includingG1,G2, of which it least 12 credits shall be at the advancedlevel,

Newton College of the Sacred Heart885 Centre StreetNewton, Mass, 02159

Program of Concentration:Unddrgradm.te: Major, Minor

Italian Courses

A student may take 8 to 12 semester hours credit each year,

of0$

Radcliffe College10 Garden StreetCambridge, Mass, 02/38


Italian Courses

The department of Romance Langulges and Literatures offers afull program of courses in Italian in connectionwith HarvardUniversity, See Harvard for list of courses,'

Regis College2257 Wellesley StreetWeston, Mass, 02193

Program of ConcentrationMinorUndergraduate:

No,

101,1022010202301,302303,304


No,

1111D112227A301,a,b,331b,

226336337a337b338a338b

339a342b 9b33

Title

Elementary Italianintermediate ItalianGreat Masters of Italian LiteratureDante

Smith Coll%eNorth Hampton, Mass. 01060

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM, A.

Title

A. Language

Elementary CourseElementary CourseIntermediate CourseIntermediate CompositionSpecial StudiesAdvanced Composition

B. Literature

Survey of Italian LiteratureDante: "Vita Nuova", "Divina ComedianSelected Readings from: "Rerum Vulgarium Fragmenta,Boccaccios DecameronMachiavelli and Renaissance ThoughtAriostoss "Orlando Furioso" and the LiteraryIdeals of the RenaissanceCulture and Literature of the 18th CenturyItalian RomanticismContemporary Literature from Verga to the Present

GS

1450, A,B

1451, A,33

Graduate Courses

Research and ThesisAdvanced Studies

The Major:

Requirements: Nine semester hours including thefollowing courses: 226, 331b, 336, 337a or b,338a or be And two of the following: 339a, 339b,342b,

Study Abroad Program: A study of the Italian Language, Artand Literature is undertaken with special instructors atSiena for the first month; after the first of October thisstudy is continued in Florence,


Tufts UniversityMedford, Mass, 02155

Program of ConcentritionMajor, MinorM, A.

No, Title

1,23,421,22

105106193,194

Undergraduate Courses

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianComposition and Conversation

Courses for Undergraduate and Graduate Courses

The Divine ComedyThe RinascimentoSpecial Studies-credit as arranged

Students may take 18 credits each year,

Study Abroad Program: Naples, Italy

Wellesley College106 Central StreetWellesley, Naos, 02181

Program of ConcentrationMajorM, A.

Title

Uhdergraduate:Graduate:

No,

10020220206

207

208

Elementary ItalianIntermedityte ItalianIntroduction to Literary AnalysisSignificant Moments of Italian Literature:The Modern PeriodSignificant moments of Italian Literature:The Middle Ages to thePost RenaissanceEvolution of Italian Dramatic Literature

290301306

30$3093405o3

3 65370

Independent StudyDanteItalian HumanismThe Italian RenaissanceFrom Verismo to Neo RealismSeminar: Italian RomanticismPreparation for Senior Major ExaminationResearch or Individual StudyHonors StudyHonors Research

Majors should plan to take Italian 301 and 306 or 307. Itis recommended that they take both 306 and 307.



No,

101,102111112231232361454

461462463

468467

471472475,476479481482483484485489

362

MICHIGAN

Michigan, U ofAnn Arbor, Mich, 48104

Program of ConcentratkonMajor, MinorM, A, , Ph, D,

Title

Elementary ItalianFirbt Special Reading CourseSecond Sperm:! al Reading CourseSecona-Year ItalianSecond-Year Italian ContinuedIntermediate ItalianApplication of Linguistics to the Teachingof ItalianMasterworks Before 1000Masterworks of the 17th, 18th and 19thoCenturiesContemporary ReadingsStudies' Tn Mbdern Italian LiteratureStudies in Modern Italian LiteratureCommedia Dell'arte and GoldoniItalian Theater from Alfieri to PirandelloDanteManzoni and RomanticismBoccaccio, Bandello, and the NovellaBackground of Modern ItalianEpie PoetryItalian PoetryDirected Readings in ItalianVerism, Naturalism, and Regional Writers of the19th CenturyAdvanced Italian

Courses Primarily for Graduates

612643681,682900

Medieval Italian LiteratureStructure of Modern ItalianItalian Literature of the RenaissanceThesis

70

Wayne State UniversityDetroit, Michigan 48202

College of Liberal Arts:


No,

0101;0102v and01030201,0202, and0203031003200460

0660066

0669

71

0672

0673

0677o674

0680068106820


No.

lf,2w,3s25f

5ow60f,61w,62s65f

66w6er,114150w155f

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorPh, D, Minor

Title

Elementary Italian

Intermediate Italian

Italian Conversation and CompositionAdvanced Italian Conversation and CompositionIntroduction to Italian LiteratureDirected Study19th Century Italian Literature20th Century Italian LiteratureEarly Italian LiteratureItalian Literature of the Renaissance:The QuattrooentoItalian Literature of the Renaissance:The Cinquecento'DanteDanteStudies in Italian LiteratureThe Theater from the Renaissance Through AlfieriSeicentismoFrom the Arcadia to the Rinnovamento

MINNESOTA

Minnesota, U ofMinneapolis, Minn, 55455

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM. A,

Title

Lower Division

3eginning ItalianIntermediate Italian

Upper Division

Reading Knowledge of ItalianItalian Ciyilization and CultureSurvey of ftalian Literature:Dante to Lorenzo De MedintSurvey of Italian Literature: RenaissanceSurvey of Italian Literature: Tasso Thru PirandelloIntroduction to Romance PhilologyModern PoetryModern Short Story

159f,160w Dante161f,162w The 16th Century164s Dante in English172f Modern Drama173s Boccaccio174s Petrareh175w,176s The Italian Novel180f Early Italian Poetry

The Frederician Poets and the Drace Stil Nuovo185w Survey of Italian Literature186s Survey of Italian Literature190f,191w,192s Directed Readings for Undergraduates

Major Program Requirement: 27 credits in Italian coursesnumbered 50 or above including 114 and 3 additional creditschosen from Italian 159, 1605 161, 162,

MISSISSIPPI

U ofUniversity, Miss. 38677


No, Title

101,102 Elementary Italian201,202 Second Year Italian501,502 Dante

Study Abroad Program: Perugia, Italy


MISSOURI

Missouri, U ofCcOmbia, Missouri 65201

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MlnorPh,D, Candidates In French and Spanish maytake a minor in Italian

Nolo Title

1 Elementary Italian2 Elcmentary Italian II15 Introduction to Italian103 Italian Reading106 Italian Composition and Conversation301 Survey of Italian Literature I302 Survey of Italian Literature II319 19th Century Italian Literature321 Dante350 Special

lReadings

400 Probems

A Student may taKe a total of 34 hours in four years.

Stephens CollegeColumbia, Mo, 65201


No. Title

101,102 Elementary Italian121,122 Intermediate Italian

Stephens College only offers formally the first twoyears of Italian. Further work must be done on atutorial or special projects basis.

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102,103211,212213,215217311,312,313

Undergraduate:

No.

4142434414242

5

243,244

MONTANA

Montana State UniversityMiseoula, Mont. 59801


Title

Elementary ItalianItalian ReadingsItalian ReadingsItalian Grammar; Review and CompositionSurvey of Italian Literaturd

NEBRASKA

Nebraska, U ofLincoln, Nebraska 58508

Program of ConcentrationMinor; Major by arrangement

Title

Beginning ItalianBeginning Italian (cont)Second Year ItalianSecond Year Italian (cont)Italdan CivilizationRenaiosance LiteratureDan 4e and His Times

-- Survey course on Italian Literature, !offered forfirst time September 1968)

Uhdergradute

No.

101,102203,20430306605,6,6o6

351,352381,382681682495,,496

795,796651,652

NEVADA

Nevada, U ofReno, Nevada 89507

Program of ConcentationMinor, Major by 1975

Title

Fist Year ItalianSecond Year ItalianIntermediate ItalianComposition and ConversationThe Italian NovelItalian LiteratureItalian Literature bf the 18th & 19th CenturyIndependent StudyIndependent StudyThe Italian Novel

Study Abroad Program is under development by affiliationwith the Institute of European Studies (Chicago) forstudies in Rome.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Dartmouth College'Hanover, N. H, 03755

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor; Major 1970Graduate: The Department is at present drawing upplans for a doctoral program in she Humanities which will. includethe possibility of specialization in Italian Literatureprojected for circa 1971.

No.

1,28 ,37,3370

Title

Introductory ItalianMasterpieces of Italian LiteratureDanteItalian Poetry

Italian Civilization34 Dante

Study Abroad Program: Florevte, Italy

"Il cizcoio Itallano" open to all students interestedthe Italian Language and Culture.

in

Undergraduate:

No, (560)

(560) 101,102121,122131,132261,262525332

341,342

N;;NE421,422

62,4412

(56431

0) 461,

Requirements forleast 18 additioof which 12 must

-Undergraduate:

Na.

1:23,4,59 60M69070

NEW JERSEY

Douglass College ofRutgers-The State UniversityNew Brunswick, New Jersey 08903


Title

ItalianItalian IIItalian IIISurvey of Italian LiteratureAdvanced Grammar and StylisticsMaterials and Methods in Italian in theSecondary SchoolItalian Literature of the 19th CenturyItalian Literature of the 20th CenturyDanteItalian Literature of the RenaissanceItalian Literature of the 17th and 18th CenturiesStudies in Italian Literature and CivilizaVon

Major: Italian 261,262 and atnal credit hours of courses in Italian,be in literature and/Or civilization,

Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityFlorham-Madison CampusMadison, New Jersey 07940


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianSurvey of Italian LiteratureItalian Civilization and Culture

Seldoted studies courses will te developed to meet theneeds of students in Italian whJ wish to earn moremiolits than are officially offered in the catalog(

The University intends to offer a major in Italian,however the date is uncertain.

Fairleigh Dickinson University1000 River RoadTeaneck, New Jersey 07666

Program of Concent rat ionUnddrgraduate: Minor

No.

1,2

Title

Elementary Italian

tsoi "4.3

3,459, 60

Intermediate ItalianSurvey of Itclian Literature

Montclair State CollegeUpper Montclair, N.J. 07043

Program of ConcentrationUndergrathrtte: Minor

No,

100A,100B200A,200B101102201301

402

Italian Courses

Title

Beginning ItalianIntermediate ItalianSurvey of Italian Literature ISurvey of Italian Literature IIItalian Humanism and RenaissanceItalian Literature of the Nineteenth andTwentieth CenturiesItalian Grammar; Applied Linguistics

The course sequence in Italian is coordinated withthe coursesequence in the major the candidate is pursuing. A minimum of18 credits is required for the completion of the program of asecond teaching field in Italian. Courses 100A and 100B maybe waived on the basIs of previous study or demonstrated profi-ciency,


No

101,102105107407201

202

303,304305306307

551,552553:554555,556

Princeton UniversityPrinceton, New JErsey 08540

Program of CencentrationMajor, MinorM.A., Ph,D,

Title

Bekinnerbs

ItalianIntermediate ItalianAdvanced ItalianAdvabced.Language and StyleIntroduction to Modern Italian Literature:The Dramaintroduction to Modern Italian Literature:Prose FictionDante's "Divina Commedia"The Age of Petrarch and BoccaccioRenaissance and Counter ReformationLiterature and the Rise of the NationalAr14'rit

Graduate ProgramMedieval Italian LiteratureLiterature of the Italian RenaissanceModern Italian Literature


No, (560)

241,242445446101,102131,132215,216217,218

332533,334341,34251,352401,402415,416421,422431,432496497,498

No.

6o1,602605,606613,614615,6616

861,1621622

6625,632626

1,6431,642651,652653,654655661,

656662

671,672

701,702

Rutgers UniversityNew Brunswick, N.J. 08903


M, A, MJUe's Ph, D,

Title

Masterpieces ofltalian Literature in TranslationDante in Translationcontemporary Italian Literature in TranslationElementary ItalianModern Italian ReadingsIntroduction to Italian Styles and LiteratureMajor Italian WritersAdvanced Grammar and StylisticsLiterature and Society in ItalyItalian Literature of the 19th CenturyItalian Literature of the 20th CenturyItalian Literature of the 13th and 14th CenturiesDanteItalian Literature of the RenaissanceItalian Literature of the 17th and 18th CenturiesHonors PreparationHenry Rutgers Honors Project-Italian

Graduate Program

Title

Studies in Early Italian LiteratureDante SeminarStudies in Italian Literature of the 14th CenturyItalian Literature of the 15th CenturyThe Italian Theater of the 16th CenturyItalian Literature of the 16th Centur:Italian Epic and Chivalric PoetryItalian Literature of the 17th and 18th CenturiesItalian Literature of the 19th CenturyModern Italian PoetryModern FictionModern Italian TheaterThe Italian Short StoryHistory of Italian Criticism From:Vico to the Present.Research in Italian

'7-

e

Study Abroad Program: Rutgers is in the process of establishinga study abroad program in Italy and hopes to have it in operationby 1969 -1970.

In the fall of 1967 there was a total of 654 students enrolledin Italian. Among these there were 22 M.A. candidates and27 Ph.D. candidates.

Rutgers in I'viarkNewark, N.J, 07102


Italian Courses

A full schedule of courses is offered. (See Rutgers-TheState University)

Undergraduate:

Saint Peter's College2641 Kennedy BoulevardJersey City, N.J. 07306

Program of ConcentratiopMinor

Italian Courses

A student may take 12 credit, hours of Italian.

Study Abroad Program: Italy

Seton Hall UniversitySouth Orange, New Jersey 07079

Program of ConcentrationMinorUndergraduate:

No Title

41,4243,4447,4816168

204

6616 ,175,

205

ElementaiT Italian I and IIIntermediate Italian I and IIConversational Italian I and IIClassical Itali. an Literature I, IIModern Italian Literature I, IILa Divina Commedia (Inferno)La Divina Commedia (Purgatorio & Paradiso)

Study Abram' Program:University Del Saero Cuore, Milan, Italy

NEW YOriK

Adelphi-Suffolk CollegeOakdale, New York

Program of ConcentrationUhdergradutte: Minor

Italian Courses

At PresentPresent a student may take 6 semesters hours each yearin Italian studies.

Undergr

No,

015,0,60;7

1411,1,

22323353.153,2

City University of Net York (CUNY)Brooklyn CollegeBedford Avenue & Avenue HBrooklyn, New York 11210

Program of Concentrationduate: Major

Title

Elementary Italian I, IIModern Readings IModern Readings IILiterary MasterpiecesAdvanced Grammar, Vocabulary, and IdiomsRomance PhilologyThe RenaissanceNineteenth Century PoetryThe Theatreante Alighieri I

Dante Alighieri II

Honors Course: Students with a superior record andpersonal recommendation may apply for: 84.1, 84.2,Seminar

City University of New York (CUNY)ity CAlege (Formerly CCNY)Avent At 139th Streetw York, N.Y. 10031

CConvent

Ne

Program ofUndergraduate: Major, MinorGraduate: M, A,

No. TitlePrescribed Courses

1, Lower*.- Intermediate2 Upper-Intermediate3. Advanced Reading s

Literary Masterpieces5. Italy Today51,52 Elementary Italian53054 Intermedite. Reading

Concentration

s I and II

Elective Courses

11 The Modern Novel12 Poetry

Modern DramaThe Italian RenaissanceAdvanced Practice in Translation fromItalian to EnglishAdvanced ConversationIdioms, Synonyms and Paronyms inPresent Day Italian

31 Advanced CompositionAdvanced GrammarHistory of the Italian Language

City University of New York, (CUNY)Herbert H. Lehman College(formerly Hunter College in Bronx)Bedford Park Blvd West, Bronx, N.Y. 10468

12

2728


No,

214101-10221:20121:20221:31121:31221:32121:33121:34121:342,34321:34421:34521:34621:34721:34821t,382

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorT.E.P.

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate Italian.Advanced ItalianAdvanced GrammarAdvanced CompositionItalian TranslationPhonetics and DictionNineteenth Century Italian LiteratureSurvey of Italian Literature I, IIContemporary Italian LiteratureItalian Literature of the 16 and 17th Centuries14th Century Italian LiteratureDante IDante IIItalian Civilization

The Requirement for the Italian Major consists of 24 credits.Students offering 4 years of Italian for admission, takecourses 21-341 through21-348, Students offering 3 years ofItalian for admission take 21-202, and 21.341 through 21-347,

A Graduate Masters called T.E.P. is a teacher education program.


City University of New York (CUNY)Hunter College695 Par;.: AvenueNew York, N.Y. 10021

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorT.E.P

See previous listing for Herbert H, Lehman College forschedule coutses offered; 4 language and 3 literaturecourses are offered each term,

The Graduate Masters callad a T.E.P. is a teachereducation program.

Undergradt to :Graduate:

City University ofQueens College65-30 Kissena L:vdFlushing, New York

Program of ConcentrationMajorM,A,; PhoD, Fgll 1970

Title

New York (CiJNY):

11367

Basic and Required Courses:

1,2 Elementary Italian I, IIs2 Intermediate Italian II

Readings in Modern ItalianItalian Literature of the Renaissance

5 Italian Literature from the 16th Century tothe ,resent

11,12131415,16

1718192021222

52536o61627081,82

Elective Courses

Intermediate Italian ConversationAdvanced Conversation and CompositionAdvanced GrammarElementary Italian for General ReadingPurposes I, IIThe Italian Theatre through the 19th CenturyEarly Italian Lyric Through PetrarchDante's Divina Commedia: InfernoDante's Divina CommediaII: Purgatorio and ParadisoDante's Minor WorksBoccaccio and the Italian NovellaItalian Renaissance HumanismItalian Poetry from the Renaissance to the 18thCenturyItalian Poetry of the 19th CenturyItalian Fiction of the 19th CenturyCoatemporary Italian PoetryContemporary Italian FictionContemporary Theatre in ItalyItalian CivilizathnSeminar

91,92 Special Problems

Graduate Courses in Italian

601 Stylistics602 History of the Italian Language603 Advanced Phonetics650,651 History of Italian Literature675,676 Humanism and the Renaissance711 Italian Literature from its origins to the trecento712 Dante's Minor Works713,714 Dante's Divine Comedy715 The Early Italian Lyric and Petrarch716 Boccaccio's Decameron and the Italian Novella721 Ariosto and Tasso722 Machiavelli and Guicciardini723 Philosophers, Poets, and Historians of the Baroque725 The Theatre in Italy, from the Renaissance to the end

18th Century726 Aspects of the 19th and 20th Century Theatre751 The Pre-Risorgimento Period752 The Art and Humanism of Manzoni753 Leopardi, and Foscolo754 Carducci, D'Annunzio, Pascoli755 Contempory Italian Poetry, from the

RealistsCrepuscolary to the Hermetics and Neo.760 History of Italian Criticism, from the

Renaissance to De Sanctis761 -Italian Philosophy and Literary Criticism since 1870762 The Modern Italian Novel763 The Italian Contemporary Novel781 Seminar791 Special Problems

Summer Program of Study Abroad:

Queens college in cooperation with the University of Pisa (Viareggio)

offers students with at least two semesters cif collegeItalian or the equivalent, courses in intermedthte andAdvanced Italian, Literature and Italian Culture. Participantsmay earn up to six college credits. The program is from July 1to August 31 and is also open to persons from other colleges andUniversities provided they pay an additional tuition of about$110.00 apply by March 15,

Graduate Program for Study Abroad open to all CUNY graduatestudents; 30 credits towards Master's degree, spend a year inBologna; apply in February. For all study abroad programs write:

Dear Robert A. PickenCenter for International EducationQueens College of CUNYFlushing, New York 11367


Columbia UniversityNew York, N.Y. 10027

Program ofConcentrationMajor, MinorM.A., Ph.D.

The Major in Italian should be planned as early as possible withthe departmental chairman.

Major Program

First Year: Italian V1101-V1102Second Year: Italian 1/1201-V1202Third Year: Italian V3333-1/3334Fourth Year: Italian V3535 through V3734 (any two courses)

Italian V3991-V3992

Italian Courses:

V1101x-V1102yv1201-V1202V1301-V1302V3333-V3334V3537-V3538V3991-V3992

Elementary CourseIntermediate CourseIntensive Elementary and IntermediateIntroduction to Italian LiteratureItalian Humanisim and the Italian RenaissanceSeminar on Italian Literature

Courses Given in English(Permission of the Department)V1131-V1132, Dante, Petrarch, BoccaccioEnglish-Italian C3049-C3050-Italian and English Texts 1300-1650

Graduate Courses

General Courses:

Italian G4003 History of the Italian LanguageG4005-G4006 Italian Lyric PoetryG4052 Italian Literature in the second half Nineteenth CenturyG4053-G4054 Contemporary ItalianG4055-G4056 The Italian Novel64062 Alfieri and FoscoloG4067-G4068 Philosophical Literature of the RenaissanceG4072 ManzoniG4074 MontaleG4075-4076 DanteG4080 LeopardiG4081-4082 Italian Literature 14th 15th CenturyG4083-4084 Italian Chivalric poetry of the RenaissanceG4087-4088 Italian Literature 16th CenturyG4785-04786 Studies in Italian TheatreG6081-G6082 Theory and Mimesis of Love in Italian Literature (1250-1625)

Proseminar

G8003 Introduction to Literary Scholarship in Italian

Research Courses

G9001x Studies in Vulgar Latin and Early Italian TextsG9003,, G9004 Studies in Italian Literature

Graduate ResearchInstruction

G9000x or y Master's Research InstructionG9800x or y Doctoral Research Instruction

The facilities at Columbia University include the Casa Italian withits unique Paterno library, housing a very fine collection of booksin Italian Literature and history.

Barnard College (Columbia University)Morningside HeightsNew York, N.Y. 10027

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, Minor.

No. TitleLanguage:

V1101x-V1102yV1201x-V1202yV1301x-V1302y

Elementary Full Year CourseIntermediate CourseIntensive Elementary and Intermediate Course.

Literature Courses

V3333x-V3334yV3535x"V3536yV3537x-V3538yV3639 -V3640yV3642yV3733xV3991x-V3992y

Introduction to Italian Liter zureDante, Petrarca, BoccaccioItalian Humanism, and the Italian RenaissanceItalian Literature from 1550-1800The Italian TheatreModern Contemporary Italian LiteratureSeminar in Italian Literature

Courses Given in English

v1121x The Italian Renaissance and its Classical Backgroundv1131x-V1132y Dante, Petrarca, BoccaccioItalian English C3049x-C3050y. Italian and English Texts, 1300-1650.

Students majoring in Italian may take courses given in English only withthe permission of the departmental chairman.


No.

101,102151,152203204221,222304345,346380431432433434488546596600639-640

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102203,204213,214251,252261,262281,282301,302311,312321,322391,392

Major Requirement:

Cornell UniversityIthaca, New York 14850

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM.A., Ph.D.

Title

Elementary CourseElementary Graduate Reading CourseComposition and ConversationComposition and ConversationElementary CourseAdvanced Composition and ConversationDanteThe Romantic PeriodStructure of ItalianItalian DialectologyOld Italian TextsHistory of the Italian LanguageThe Late 19th Century NovelSpecial Topics in the Divine ComedyEugenio MOntaleSeminar in Italian LinguisticsSpecial Topics in Italian Literature

Finch College52 East 78 StreetNew York, New York 10021


Title

Introductory ItalianIntermediate ItalianItalian ConversationSurvey of Italian LiteratureThe Romantic Movement in ItalyContemporary Italian LiteratureAdvanced Italian GrammarDante and His TimesItalian CivilizationSenior Studies in Literature

30 credits, 24 must be taken in courses numbered 250 or above

tr.13,L;

Fordham University, School of EducationLincoln Center Campus60 Street and Columbus AvenueNew York, New York 10023


1,211,1221

2251,52111,112121,122123124125129

Italian Courses

Elementary Italian I-IIIntermediate Italian I-IIAdvanced Italian IAdvanced Italian IIMasterpieces of Italian LiteratureItalian Civilization I-IIDante's Divina CommediaThe CinquecentoItalian Literature of the Eighteenth CenturyAlessandro ManzoniContemporary Italian Literature

In the 1969 Summer Session two intermediate Italian language courseswill be offered (with laboratory sessions)

For the 1969-1970 school year the Lincoln renter Campus is planning tointroduce other courses in the Italian Major program leading the

degree of bachelor of arts for teaching.

Fordham UniversityRose Hill CampusBronx, New York 10458

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor; Major 1969

No.

1,211,12151,152191,192

Undergraduate:

No.

11,1221,22101,102201,202301302401

402403

Title

Basic ItalianIntermediate ItalianLiterary MasterpiecesDante

Good Counsel College52 N. BroadwayWhite Plains, New York 10603

Program of ConcentrationMajor and Minor if requested

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianItalianDanteEarly History of Italian LiteratureLater Italian LiteratureClassic Writers

Italian Prose and PoetryReading and Composition

Undergraduate:

No.

Hofstra UniversityHempstead, New York 11550

Program of ConcentrationMajor

Title

1,2 Elementary Italian3,4 Intermediate Italian110 Italian Conversation and Oral Practice111 Advanced Italian112 Italian Composition113 Italian Culture and Civilization114 History of Italian Literature115 History of Italian Literature152 Dante161 Renaissance Literature182 Literature of the 18th and 19th Centuries199 Literature of the 20th Century

B.A. Specialization InItalian: 24 semester hours beyond Italiansemester hours of Comparative Literature.

Undergraduate:Philosophy, to also

No.

140,141142,143240,241540

Immaculate Conception SeminaryVandenburgh AvenueTroy, New York 12180

4 plus 6

Program of ConcentrationIt is possible for students who must major in

take 24 credits in Italian as a second major

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianAdvanced ItalianPastoral Italian

In 1966, Thelmmaculate Conception Seminary, instituted a summer schoolfor students who were interested in doing extra work in Italian studies.

Italian Courses at Italian Summer School

144 Pastoral Italian547 Italian Civilization I548 Italian Civilization II543 Main Currents of Italian Literature I544 Main Currents of Italian Literature II545 Contemporary Literature541 An Introduction to Dante542 An Introduction toPetrarch and Boccaccio

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102201,202203,204301,302401,402

Undergraduate:

No.

Italian 101,102Italian 103,104Italian 111,112

Iona College715 North AvenueNew Rochelle, N.Y. 10804


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianReadings in Italian LiteratureSurvey of Italian LiteratureDante

Le Moyne CollegeLe Moyne HeikhtsSyracuse, New York 13214


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianAdvanced Italian: Introduction to Literature

At present, three years are offered with a total of 18 credits.

Study Abroad: LeMoyne College sponsors a Junior Year Abroad Programin Affiliation with the Loyola (Chicago) Center for HumanisticStudies in Rome.

Long Island UniversityUniversity Center (formerly Brooklyn Center)385 Flatbush Avenue ExtensionBrooklyn, New York 11201

Program of Concentration

Undergraduate: Major, Minor

No.

1,23,4105106107,108113,114119,120

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianItalian CivilizationDante's Divina CommediaItalian Literature of the RenaissanceItalian litereture of the 19th CenturyContemporary Italian Literature

88

C.W. Post CollegeoEL.I.(P.O.)

Greenvale, New York 11548


No. Title

1. Elementary Italian2 Elementary Italian3 Intermediate Italian4 Intermediate Italian11,12 Introduction to Italian Literature24 Advanced Italian Grammar25 Advanced Italian Conversation26 Italian Culture and Civilization30 Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio31 Italian Literature of theRenaissance and the Baroque32 Italian Literature of the 18th and 19th Centuries33 Contemporary Italian Literature40 Seminar in Italian Literature41 Applied Linguistics Seminar

Southampton College of Long Island UniversitySouthampton, New York 11968


Italian Courses

No. Title

1,2 Elementary3,4 Intermediate Italian101,102 Introduction to Italian Literature135,136 Advanced Italian Grammar and Composition149,150 Studies in Dante155 Italian Literature of the Nineteenth Century156 Italian Literature of the Twentieth Century

Majors are allowed to take advanced courses during the summer session atother institutions in order.to complete the advanced requirements.

Manhattan CollegeManhattan College ParkwayBronx, New York 10471

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, Minor(In cooperation with Mt. SaintVincent College)

No.

101,102103,104201,202301,302

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102201,202301,302

Title

ElementaryIntermediateDanteHumanistic and Renaissance Literature

Marymount CollegeTarrytown, New York 10592


Title

ElementaryIntermediate ItalianItalian Readings

Study Abroad Program: Junior Year in Italy.

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102103,104205,206207,208301,302303,304305,306401402405

Major Requirementsessential courses

Undergraduate:

Marymount Manhattan College221 East 71 StreetNew York, New York 10021


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianComposition and ConversationItalian CivilizationSurvey of Italian LiteratureDante and Medieval CultureItalian RenaissanceRomanticism in ItalyItalian Literature of the 20th CenturyThe Italian Drama

: 301, 302, 303, 304, 305, 306, 401, 403. These are thefor concentration.

Mount Saint Vincent, College ofRiverdale, New York 10471


Italian Courses:

A student majoring in Italian may take 12 semester hours of credit in Italianstudies each year.

1er7e;tfftL,ft,k1

New Rochelle, College ofNew Rochelle, New York 10805

Program of ConcevtrationUndergraduate: Major, Minor

No. Title

101,102 Elementary Italian103,104 Intermediate Italian201,202 Italian Poetry203 Italian Romantic Literature204 The Italian Theatre

A student whose concentration is in the Modern Foreign Langugges isencouraged to spend some time in the country in which the languageis spoken.


New York UniversityWashington Square College100 Washington SquareNew York, New York 10003


No. Title

U59.0011-12 Elementary Italian0021-22 Intermediate Italian0031-32 Introduction to Italian Literature

The Minor: U59.0031-32 and 6 credits of an advanced course offered atWashington Square College.

Graduate Courses

No. Title

059.2281 Dante and the Medieval Theory of Poetry2284 Petrarch and Petrarchism2285 Boccaccio2311 Italian Renaissance Literature2341 The Chivalric Poetry of Ariosto and Tasso2361 Machiavelli and Renaissance Political Thought2561 Vico and the Development of Modern Italian Thought2622 Modern Italian Theatre2631 Manzcni and the Modem Novel2638 Carducci, Pascoli and D'Annunzio2641 19th Century Poetry from Foscolo and Leopardi to D'Annunzio

No.

G59.26492661

27222732

2742

2747277329973991

Uadergraduate:

14lo.

101,102103,104301,302303,304

Undergraduate:

No,

1,2

3,459,60

61,62

63

65,6667,6881,8287,8899

Title

Leopardi and. Romanticism

Literary, Political and Historical Writings of theRisorgimentoPirandello and the Contemporary TheatreSvevo, Silone, Moravia and the Growth of the 20th CenturyNovel.Montale, Ungaretti and the Development of 20th CenturyItalian Poetry.Montale, Quasimodo and UngarettiCroce and Modern Italian CriticismIndividual Research in Italian Language and LiteratureResearch

St.John Fisher College3690 East AvenueRochester, New York 14618


Title

Beginners ItalianIntermediate ItalianSurvey of Italian LiteratureReadings in Dante

St. John's UniversityGrand Central & Utopia Pkwys.Jamaica, New York 11432


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianLiterature of the Duecento (13th Century)and the Trecento (14th Century)The Italian Golden Age-The Quattrocento (15th Century)and the Cinquecento (16th Century)Literature of the Seicento (17th Century) andSettecento (18th Century)Literature of the Ottocento (19th Century)Literature of the Novecento (20th Century)La Divina CommediaAdvanced Grammar and CompositionSeminar

92

Major Sequence:and 15.Additional Hourspieces

33 semester hours including: 90 10, 55, 56, 87, 88

in advanced courses: 9, 10- Readings of selected master-

55,56 Civilization of Italy11,12 Italian Conversation

A student majoring in Italian who in the judgment of the Department showsa deficiency in speaking the language shall be required to take in additionto the above minimum requirement one or both semesters of the conversationcourses. (e.g. 11,12)

Sarah Lawrence. CollegeBronxitille, New York 10708


Title:

Italian for BeginnersItalian for Advanced BeginnersThe Short Story in Italian LiteratureItalian Literature of the 20th CenturyConference Work in the 14, 19i and 20th CenturiesStudies in Dante, Petrarca and Boccaccio

Study Abroad Program: The Junior Year Abroad Program is held in Bologna.The College also offers an opportunity for students to undertake a summerprogram of study in Florence.


No.

1A,1B2A,2BCL.10IT.1122A,22B24A, 24B

103A,103B108204

State University of New York at Albany135 Western AvenueAlbany, New York 12203

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM.A. 1970; Ph.D. 1974

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianItalian Literature in English TranslationReading and CompositionIntermediate Conversation and CompositionIntroduction to Library MethodsGeneral View of Italian Literature 1,11Italian Literature of the 19th CenturyDante's Divine Comedy

Study Abroad Program: Planned for 1969-1970 in Rome.


No.

ItalianItalianItalianItalianItalianItalianItalianItalianItalianItalianItalianItalianItalian

101102103104151-152261262263264268269271291

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102201,202310

Study Abroad1970.

State Universityci N.Y. at Binghamton,Vestal Parkway EastBinghampton, New York 13901


Title

Elementary Italian IElementary Italian IIReadings in Italian LiteratureHistorical Introduction to Italian LiteratureConversation and CompositionDante: Divina CommediaPetrarch and BoccaccioLiterature of the Renaissance PoetryLiterature of the Renaissance: ProseThe Modern NovelModern PoetryEarly ItalianProblems in Italian Literature

State University of New York at Buffalo3435 Main StreetBuffalo, New York 14214


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianContemporaty Italian Literature

Harpur College

Program: A Study Abroad Program in Parma is being projected for

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102201,202301302303,304

State University of New YorkCollege at GeneseoWadsworth StreetGeneseo, New York 14454


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianConversation and CompositionReadings in ItalianSurvey of Italian Literature

State University of New York at Stony BrookNichols RoadStony Brook, New York 11790

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor; Major is plan!ied for 1970

No. Title

111,112211,212


Study Abroad Program: A Study Abrad Program in Pisa is planned for 1969.

Syracuse UniversitySyracusea New York 13210

Program of ConcentrationUndergrac"iate: Minor, Major in 1970-1971

No. Title

latb Beginning Italian

102a,b Intermediate Italian120 Early Italian Classics160 Enlightenment and Romanticism170 Modern Italian Literature185 Problems in Literary Research230 The Renaissance285 Special Projects in Italian Literature

Syracuse Semester in ItalyStudy Abroad: Florence, Italy


Vassar CollegePoughkeepsie, New York 12601


No. Title

I 105abII 210a

210b220ab235ab270a/b

III 300a301b320ab330a330b370a/b

Study Abroad Program:Major in ItalianDepartment Requirement: 30 credits including 210 or 220; 270; at least12 credits inGrade III; a minimum of one semester of 370, unless exemptedby the Department.

Elementary ItalianItalian RomanticismContemporary ItaltanLiteratureItalian Literature and CivilizationDanteIntermediate Language Study

Senior ThesisSenior SeminarDante and His TimesThe Early RenaissanceThe High RenaissancePractice in Writing and Discussion

Junior Year in Italy

Wagner College631 Howard AvenueSt.George, Staten Island, New York 10301


No. Title

1,2 Elementary Italian11,12 Intermediate Italian21,22 Survey of Italian Literature31 Advanced Conversation and Composition

Wells Cole geAurora, New York 13026


No. Title

101,102 Elementary Italian123,124 Intermediate Italian201,202 Introduction to Italian Literature381 Dante382 Literature of the Renaissance384 Literature of the 20th Century

Special. Field of Roman-Italian StudiesRequirements: 18 hours of Italian; 18 hours of Italian: Roman-ItalianStudies 301, 302, and 18 hours in courses containing material pertinent toItaly in two or more of the following fields: Art History, History,Music, Philasophy, and Religion.

This special field is designed for students desiring tostudy the cultureand history of Italy.


NORTH CAROLINA

Dtrike University

Durham, North Carolina 27706

Program of ConcentrationMinor; Major 1969Minor

No. Title

181,182288

Italian LanguageThe Renaissance

Up to 17 credits may be taken each year in ItRlian.

9b


No.

North Carolina, University of, at Chapel Hill

Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27514


Ph.n.

Title

Undergraduate

1,2 Elementary Italian3,4 Intermediate Italian14 Beginning Course for Advanced Students15 Elective50 Advanced Comnosition, Syntax, and Theme Writin g

51 Icalian Conversation and ComnositionCourses for Graduates and Advanced Undergraduates

101 Survey of Italian Literature I102 Survey of Italian Literature II131 Dante I132 'Dante II

156 Dante in English (Translation)161 Italian Literature of the Renaibsance I

162 Italian Literature of the Renaissance II

191 Italian Literature of the Nineteenth Century

192 Italian Literature of the Twentieth Century

Courses for Graduates

221 Old Italian (Alternate Yearsl245 The Italian Trecento: Petrarch andBoccaccio330 Seminar340 Special Readings393 Master's Thesis394 'Doctoral Dissertation

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill makes available manyFellowships; nraduate Assistantships are available to qualified applicants.

Undergraduate:

No.

15-013:101,102,10315-013:2010202,20315-013:321,322,323

OHIO

Cincinnati, University ofCincinnati, Ohio 45221

Program of ConcentraticnMinor

Title

ElementaryIntermediateMastei"pieces in Italian Literature

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102201,202301,302307,308

Undergrcduate:Graduate:

No.

101,102103,104112202421422423533

534

621622623624625626694993994999

Undergraduate:

No.

1,2101,102

Dayton, University of300 College ParkDayton, Ohio 45409


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianMasterpieces ofltalian LiteratureAdvanced Italian Composition and Conversation 1,11.

Ohio State University154 N. Oval DriveColumbus, Ohio 43210

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM.A. 1970

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianIntensive ItalianItalian Conversation and CompositionContemporary Italian Dramaermtemporary Italian PoetryContemporary Italian FictionItalian Literature in English Translation14th Century Clot open to majors in Italian)Italian Literature in English Translation15th and 16th Century (Not open to majors in Italian)DantePetrarch and BoccaccioModern Italian LiteratureContemporary Italian LiteratureItalian Literature of the RenaissanceItalian Literature of tie 17th and 18th CenturiesSpecial Group Studies in ItalianIndividual Studies in ItalianSppcial Group Studies in ItalianResearch in Italian Language or Literature

Ohio UniversityAthens, Ohio 45701

Program of ConcentrationMinor; Major for 1970

Title

Beginning Italian (4-4)Intermediate Italian (4-4)

Study Abroad Program: Bergamo, Italy (Summer)

Western Reserve UniversityUniversity CircleCleveland, Ohio 44106


No. Title

101,102201,202

301,302305,306311,312325351,352397,398401421,422427,428


Advanced Undergraduate and Graduate Courses

Advanced Oral and Written ItalianItalian Literature of the RenaissanceDanteMethods of Teaching a Foreign LanguageItalian Literature of the 19th and 20th CenturiesHonors ThesisIntensive ItalianStudies in the Italian RenaissanceStudies in the Literature of the 13th and 14th Centuries

A Student majoring in Italian is required to complete 24 hours including 301,and 302 or its equivalent.Students intending to teach are required to take Italian 325, but this courseis not counted within the hours necessary for a major

Youngstown State UniversityYoungstown, Ohio 44503

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor, MajorGraduate: M.S.E.

Italian Courses

A student may take 18 hours of credit in Italian each year.

Study Abroad Program: Credit is granted for foreign study with priorapproval of department.

OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma, University ofNorman, Oklahoma 73069


No. Title

1,2 Beginning Italian51 Readings in Italian

Students may take up to 13 credits of Italian per year.

Undergraduate:

No.

OREGON

Oregon State UniversityCorvallis,Oregon 97331

Program ConcentrationMinor

Title

RL 70,73072 First Year ItalianRL 104,105,106 Second Year Italian

Italian Studies. Center at University of Pavia, ItalyInformation concerning the Italian Studies Center, sponsored by theOregon Statestemlof Higher Education may be obtained at theOfficeof the Director of International Education.


Oregon, University ofEugene, Otegon 97403

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM.A., Ph.D Minor

No. Title

Lower Division

RL 70,71,72 First-Year Italian73,74 First-Year Italian104,105,106 Second-Year Italian


RL 307,308,309 Survey of Italian Literature374075,376 Italian Composition and Conversation405 Reading and Conference

477,478,479407480,481,482483,484,485486,487,488

Upper Division Courses Carrying Graduate Credit

Dante anti Nis Times

SeminarItalian Renaissance Literature19th Century Italian Literature20th Century Italian Literature

Graduate Courses

505 Read1njand Conference507 Seminar

1 ('-.)109

Major Requirements: 30 semester hours beyond the second year sequence.This normally includes: The survey of literature, intermediatecomposition and conversation and two additional upper-division sequencesof which one must be in literature.

Study Abroad Program: The Italian Studies Center offers a Study AbroadProgram at the University of Pavia, Italy.

Undergraduate:

No.

Portland State CollegeP.O. Box 751Portland, Oregon 97207


Title

RL 104, 105, 106 First-Year ItalianRL 204, 205, 206 Second-Year Italian

RL 371, 372, 373RL 374, 375, 376RL 414, 415, 416

Upper Division

Intermediate Italian Composition and ConversationSurvey of Italian LiteratureContemporary Italian Literature

Italian Studies Center in Italy: The Oregon State System of HigherEducation conducts a full academic year of liberal undergraduatestudies at the University of Pavia, Italy. A studentnmy choosefrom a wide variety of undergraduate courses including Italian languageliterature and history.

PENNSYLVANIA

Bryn Mawr CollegeBryn Mawr, Penna. 19010


No. Title

1 Italian Language101 Intermediate Course in Italian Language107c Dante in English Translation103c Literature of the Italian Renaissance in English Translation201 Classics in Italian Literature202 i)ante

302c Advanced Courses in the Italian Language303 Italian Literature of the Rinascimento304 Italian Literature og the Romantic Period

Study Abroad: Students may sp'snd the Junior year abroad, in Florence, withthe Smith College Group.Honors Work: A student may be recommended for honors in Italian, aftercompletion of the second-year course.

At present, the college noes not offer either the M.A. or the Ph.D.with an Italian major, but students majoring in other fields may take

certain advanced undergraduate courses in Italian. 101

Undergraduate:

No.

11-12

11 and 12 L21,2221,22 L131,132

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102202204305306308309402405413414420421422423

Undergraduate:

Italian is offeredstudents.

Gannon College109 W. 6 StreetErie, Pa. 16501


Title

Introductory ItalianIntroductory Italian LaboratoryIntermediate ItalianIntermediate Italian LaboratorySurvey of Italian Literature

La Salle College20 Street and Olney AvenuePhiladelphia, Pa. 19141


Title

Elementary ItalianReview Grammar and CompositionIntermediate ReadingsAdvanced Grammar and CompositionStylisticsSurvey of Italian Literature ISurvey of Italian Literature IIModern AuthorsHistory of the Italian LanguageReading List Part IReading List Part IISeminar: ManzoniSeminar: LeopardiDanteHistory of the Italian Theater

Pennsylvania :Military College14-and Chestnut StreetsChester, Pa. 19013


as a major on the honor program to exceptional

The Pennsylvania State UniversityUniversity Park, Penna. 16802

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Minor; Major in 1970

No. Title

1,2 Elementary Italian3 Intermediate Italian54 Modern Italian Literature353 Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio354 Renaissance and Modern Italian Literature

Pennsylvania, University of34 and Spruce StreetsPhiladelphia, Penna. 19104

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Major, MinorGraduate: M.A., PhD by arrangement

No. Title

1 Elementary Italian2 Elementary Italian3 Intermediate Italian4 Intermediate Italian5 Advanced Italian6 Advanced Italian20 Introduction to Italian Literature70 Italian Literature of the 19th Century100 Italian Literature in Translation200 Supervised Work in Italian522 Masterpieces581 Modern Italian Poetry584 Contemporary Italian Fiction

Programs of majors in Italian will be arranged in consultation withthe Department Head.

Programs for the M.A. and the Ph.D. with a major in Italian may bearranged by the Group Committee.


Pittsburgh, University of4200 Fifth AvenuePittsburgh, Penna. 15213

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM.A., beginning 1969-1970

No. TitleBasic Courses

1,2 Elementary Italian3,4 Intermediate Italian

Distribution of Studies and. Core CoursesIntroduction to Italian CivilizationThe Poetry of Michelangelo

Introduction to Literature

180181

30, 31

55 Italian Conversation56 Italian Composition

Field CourGas

161 Dante's Inferno162 Renaissance Literature163 Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century164 Modern Italian Literature

Program for Most Italian Majors is: Freshman year-Italian 1,2Sophomore year Italian 3,4, Junior Year-Italian 30,31 and 55,56Senior Year-Italian 161,162,163,164

Seton Hill CollegeGreensburg, Pennsylvania 15601

Program of CaacentrationUndergraduate: Major

No. Title

11a,b20a,b21a,b22

30a,b31

32

33a,b34

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102201,202

Undergraduate:

No.

1,211,1221

2223

24

133

255345346347

Elementary ItalianFunctional ItalianSpoken and Written ItalianThe Divine ComedyPanorama of Italian LiteratureItalian CompositionLa Divina CommediaLiterary Movements in 20 Century ItalySeminar

Slippery Rock State CollegeSlippery Rock, Penna. 16507

Program of ConcentrationMinor; Major in 1972

Title

Beginning ItalianIntermediate Italian

Temple UniversityPhiladelphia, Penna. 19122


Title

ElementsIntermediateReadings in Early LiteratureReadings in Modern LiteratureIntroduction to DanteContemporary ReadingsComposition and ConversationCulture and CivilizationStudies in Italian Literature of the 14th CenturyDante and His Times (Inferno)Dante and His Times (Purgatorio) 104e

348 Dante and His Times (Paradiso)350 The Italian Epic and Chivalric Poetry363 Italian Theatre of the 18th Century365 Studies in Italian Romanticism371 Contemporary Italian Prose372 Contemporary Italian Poetry and Theatre

Temple University has an art branch in a villa on the Tiber River in Rome.

Undergraduate:

No.

West Chester State CollegeWest Chester, Pa 19380

Program of ConcentrationMinor in 1970

Title

101 Elementary Italian I102 Elementary Italian II201 Intermediate Italian I202 Intermediate Italian II

The department isAdvanced Readings


No.

1,23

4

107,108133,134155,156161,162198215,216

planning to offer directed study courses inin Italian carrying six credits.

RHODE ISLAND

Brown UniversityProspect StreetProvidence, R.I. 02912

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM.A. It is anticipated that Italian Studieswill be expanded in the near future and thePh.D. will be offered

Title

Basic ItalianIntermediate Italian IIntermediate Italien_IIWriting and Speaking ItalianGeneral Survey of Italian LiteratureStudies in Modernitalian LiteratureHumanism and the RenaissanceDantels Divine CommediaSenior ConferenceResearch in Italian Literature

Major Requirement: Italian 107,108,161,162, Plus four courses from thefollowing: Italian 51,133,134,155,156,198, Linguistics 156.

104

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102103,104201,202203,204301,302303,304401,402403,404421,422

Study Abroad Program:

Undergraduate:

No.

1,23,411,1225,265161,62131,132135,136171183,184187,188191,192

Providence CollegeEaston Street & River AvenueProvidence, R.I. 02918


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianItalian Composition and ConversationItalian CivilizationMedieval Italian LiteratureThe Italian Renaissance

RisorgimentoModern Italian LiteratureItalian Seminar

Rome

Rhode Island, University ofKingston, R.I. 02881


Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianConversation and CompositionIntroduction to Italian LiteratureItalian Literature of the 17th CenturyItalian Literature of the 19th CenturyItalian Literature of the Middle AgesItalian Literature of the RenaissanceHistory of the Italian LanguageItalian Literature of the 20th CenturyLa Div ina CommediaDirected study

The Department of Italian intends to Institute a junior year abroadto Italy in 1970.Majors are expected to complete 36 credit hours in Italian.'

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102

TENNESSEE

Southwestern at Memphis2000 N. ParkwayMemphis, Tenn. 38112


Italian Courses

Title

Elementary Italian

4 nit,_Luc)

201,202301,302

Intermediate ItalianSurvey of Italian Literature

Italian is offered at Southwestern at Memphis mainlyand interested students: language aajors, musicians,students interested in Art and Opera. A student mayto twelve semester hours in Italian each year.


No.

1110,-20-304110

41204130422042304618,28,38

5010-20,30,40,50,60

5610,20-30

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102103104217a, 217b221224

Tennessee, University ofCumberland Avenue,S.W.Knoxville, Tenn. 37916

Program of ConcentrationMinor, MajorM..0:.

Title

Elementary ItalianItalian Grammar

for giftedsingers,take up

Advanced Undergraduate and Graduate

Contemporary Italian Drama and Short StorySurvey of Italian Literature and CivilizationModern Italian NovelThe TrecentoHonors Courses

Graduate

Master's Thesis

Readings in Italian Literature

Vanderbilt University21 Avenue, SNashville, Tenn. 37203

Program of Concentration

Minor

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianReadings in Italian LiteratureIntensive ItalianIntroduction to Italian LiteratureDante's Divine Comedy

Undergraduate:

No.

1411,14122321,232233513352

TEXAS

Abilene Christian Colleg3A.C.C. StationAbilene, Texas 79601


Italian Courses

Title

Beginning ItalianSecond Year ItalianReadings from ManzoniSelections from Italian Literature

A student may take from 6 to 18 hours of credit each year on demand.

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102201,202203,204301,302303309315400401,402407

Dominican College(formerly Sacred Heart Dominican College)240:7. E. Holcombe Street

Houston, Texas 77021


Title

Elementary Italian I,IIIntermediate Italian 1,11ConversatiosalItalianComposition, Oral and Written I, IISurvey of Italian LiteratureManzoni and tie talian RomanticismTwentieth Century Narrative WritersSeminarDante and tie "Divine Commedia"The Italian Renaissance

Major Requirement: 36 semester hours

Study Abroad Program: Florence, Italy in connection with the Art Department

Undergraduate:

No.

1,2

11,125152

Southern Methodist UniversityHillcrest, University StreetsDallas, Texas 75222

Program of ConcentrationMinor; Major 1969

Title

First Year ItalianSecond Year ItalianDantePetrarch and Boccaccio 108

61.

62


No.

131,132231,2324304, 430B435A, 435B436A, 436B


No.

604406407612312Ki 312L218

Studies in the Italian Renaissance, 15th CenturyStudies in the Italian Renaissance, 16th CenturyModern Italtzn Literature, Fall 1969

Texas Technological CollegeLubbock, Texas 79409

Program of ConcentrationMinor, Major in 1972Minor

Italian Courses

Title

Beginning CourseSecond Year CourseIndividual Problems in ItalianReadings in Italian Language and Literature IReadings in Italian Language and Literature II

Texas, University of200-300 W. 21 StreetAustin, Texas 78712


Title

Lower Division Courses

Accelerated First-Year ItalianBeginners' ItalianIntermediate ItalianOral Expression, Reading, and CompositionOral Expression, Reading and CompositionIntensive Practice in Spoken Italian


326 Introduction to Modern Italian Literature327 Introduction to Italian Literature Through the Renaissance328 Advanced Composition349 Romance Literatures in Translation360 Italian Civilization360E Italian Civilization372 Intensive Italian375 Studies in Italian Literature

Graduate Courses

381 Readings in Italian Literature285L Conference Course in Italian Language Literature396K Comparative Romance Linguistics398T Supervised Teaching for Graduate Students in Italian

109

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102201211301311321,322441,442490,491

UTAH

Brigham Young UniversityProvo, Utah 84601


Title

First-Year ItalianIntermediate Italian Reading and ConversationSecond Year ConversationIntroduction to ItalianLiteratureThird Year ConversationThird Year Grammar and CompositionSurvey of Italian Literature and CultureIndividual Study in Italian

The Minor Consists of 14 hours beyond the second year as follows:311, 321, 322, 441, 442.

Utah, University of1400 E. 2 Street, S.Salt Lake City, Utah 84112

Program of ConcentrationUndergraduate: Teaching Minor; Major in 1969-1970

No.

1,2,34,514,15100101,102,103107111,112,113190

Title

First-Year ItalianSecond-Year ItalianConversation Accompanying Italian 4,5Readings in Italian Culture and CivilizationReadings in Italian LiteratureConversation for Second and Third YearCompositiaa Third YearDirected Reading

Teaching Minor: i8 Credit hours in courses numbered 100 or above,including 111, 112, 113

VERMONT

Middlebury CollegeGraduate School of Italian in ItalyThe Language Sbhools OfficeMiddlebury, Vermont 05753

Program of ConcentrationGraduate: M.A.

The Graduate School in Italy has its office at the Facoltit Di Lettere e

Filosofia, Piazza Brunelleschi 3, Florence

110

Program of Studies

Facoltit Di Lettere E Filosofia

Letteratura ItalianaStoria Della Lingua ItalianaFilologia RomanzaFilologia DantescaStoria MedioevaleStoria ModernaStoria Del RisorgimentoStoria Della FilologiaGlottologiaPedagogiaGeografiaArcheologia E Storia Dell'Arte Greca E RomanaStoria Dell'ArteStoria Della Musica

Facolta Di Magistero

Lingua E Letteratura ItaliansStoria Della Grammatica e Della Lingua ItaliansFilologia RomanzaStoria Dell'Arte Medioevale e ModernaPedagogiaStoria ModernaLetteratura Italiana Contemporanea

Facolti Di Scienze Politiche

Storia ModernaStoria Dei Trattati e degli Istituti Di Diritto InternazionaleStoria Delle Dottrine PoliticheStoria Delle Istituzioni PoliticheStoria Del GiornalismoScienza Politica

To obtain a D.M.L. (Doctor of Modern Languages) degree at the ItalianSummer School one must study in Italy for one year.

Graduate:

No.

Middlebury CollegeItalian Summer SchoolMiddlebury, Vermont 05753

Program of ConcentrationM.A., D.M.L. (Doctor of Modern Languages)

Title

I. Language

1 Intermediate Grammar and Compostion2 Advanced Grammar and Composition4 Advanced Oral Practice and Self Expression5 Phonetics6 Stylistics7 The Phonemics of the Italian Language

10

11

12

13

1415

16

17

18

19

II Methods of Teaching

The Teaching of Italian

III Literature and Culture

General View of Italian Civilizatmon IGeneral View of Italian Civiliza,:ion IIItalian Prose MasterpiecesDante and His TimesSurvey of PoetryPirandelloPetrarchThe CinquecentoResearch

To attend the Graduate School in Florence, Italy, astudent must attend at least one session at the Italian Summer schoolScuola Estiva

The School for International TrainingForeign Language StudilesBrattleboro, Vermont 05301

The School for International Training, as part of the overseasprogram to Italy, normally includes a 110 hour intensive pre-departurecourse in Italian, or the equivalent of one year of study at theaverage institution. In the past three years they have taughtItalian courses of this nature to 114 students in addition to placingmany more students abroad for summer programs with Italian families.

Italian courses are regularly offered in February, Juae andSeptember for groups which depart at those times of the year.

In addition, in the fall of 1967, the University of Vermont joinedthe Experiment in International Living (subtitle of above School)in a cooperative effort. The University of Vermont grants six semestercredits to participants in the beginning courses of Italian.

The schanl also conducts an exchange program each year with theItalian Experiment program each year with the Italian Experiment officeat Via del Cavallino No, 8., Asti, Italy. Italians come to the U.S.under the auspices of the School for International Training and studyEnglish as a second language.

Though this school does not offer the traditional college majorand/or minor programs, its special courses and livingabroad programwarrant inclusion in this section.

Undergraduate:enough student

No.

161,162163,164165,166

VIRGINIA

Mary Washington College, University of VirginiaFredricksburg, Virginia 22401

Program of ConcentrationMinor, The College will offer A Major if tLere is

Demand

Title

Beginning ItalianIntermediate ItalianItalianiConversation 112

261,262263,264

Undergraduate:

1,23,4133,134205,206

Undergraduate:

No.

1,23,45,6105,106131,132139,140141,142

Major Requirement: Ibeyond the 5,6 level12 semester hours in

Undergraduate:

No.

101,102201,202301,302303,304321322331

Introduction to Italian Literature and CivilizationDante in Translation

Sweet Briar CoilegeSweet Briar, Va. 24595

Program of ConcentrationMinor, A major is available if the student spendsa year in Italy in study.

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianSurvey of Italian LiteratureDante

Virginia, University ofCharlottesville, Va 22904

Program of ConcentrationMajor

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianIntroduction to Italian Civilization and LiteratureItalian StylisticsItalian Literature Through the RenaissanceThe Italian Novel from Manzoni to the PresentStudies in Italian Literature

talian 141,142, 18 additional hours in coursesand additional courses totaling not less thanrelated subjects approved by the faculty advisor.

WASHINGTO3

Gonzaga UniversityEast 502 Boone AvenueSpokane, Washington 99202

Program of ConcentrationMajor in Italian Area Studies

Italian Courses

Title

Elementary ItalianIntermediate ItalianAdvanced ItalianSurvey of Italian LiteratureItalian Renaissance ProseItalian Renaissance Poetry19th Century Literature 113

401 20th Century Literature402 Dante's Divine Commedia


No.

101,102,103201,202,203301,302303304,305,306327

Washington, University of15 Avenue NE and NE 40 StreetSeattle, Washington 98105

Program of ConcentrationMajor, MinorM, A.

Title

ElementaryIntermediateAdvanced Syptax and CompositionItalian StylisticsSurvey of Italian LiteratureAdvanced Conversation

Graduate Courses

531 Literary Problemsa. Middle Ages and Fourteenth Centuryb. Renaissancec. Baroqued. 18th Centurye. 19th Centuryf. 20th Century

541,542 History of the Italian Language551,552,553 Seminar in Humanist and Renaissance Prose and Poetry561,562,563 Italian Literature of the 19th and 20th Centuries600 Research700 Thesis702 Degree Final

Major Requirement: 201 202 and 203; 302, 303, 304, 305 and 306;6 credits in Advanced Conversation (327) Romance 401. The Remainderof the Students' Program mil] be arranged by the department.

WISCONSIN

Ripon CollegeRipon, Wisc. 54971


No. Title

121,122321,322

Conversational ItalianDante's Divine CommediaPlus Summer Study

Ripon College is the International Headquarter:, for Phi Sigma Iota,the only Romance Literature honor society which also includes Italian.Renaissance tour includes Oxford University and Italy- student mayreceive credit for work abroad by arrangement with department head. 114


No.

103104203204215216253,254


No.

508-103-9508-104-7508-203-7508-215-1508-216-9508-221-9508-222-7

508-225-0508-226-8

Wisconsin, University of, Madison CampusAadison, Wisconsin 53706

Program of ConcentrationMajor, Minor14A., Ph.D.

Title

First Semester ISecond Semester IIThird Semester IFourth Semester IIElementary ConNersation and Composition IElementary Conversation and Composition IIItalian Masterpieces in Translation I and II

Wisconsin, University of Milwaukee CampusMilwaukee, Wisc. 53201

Program of ConcentrationMajor, Spring 1969M.A. Near Future

Title

First SemesterSecond SemesterFourth SemesterElementary ConversationElementary ConversationIntroduction to ItalianIntroduction to ItalianAuthorsThird Year ConversationThird Year Conversation

and Compositionand CompositionLiterature XIX-XX Century AuthorsLiterature XVIII-XVII Century Italian

and Compositionand Compositin

Spring 1969: New Courses for A Major in Italian:

508-651-7508-652-7508-659-0508-660-0508-311-8508-312-8

IL RinascimentoIL RinascimentoDante's Divine CommediaDante's Divvi CommediaCorso Avanzato Di Conversazione e di ComposizioneCorso Avanzato Di Conversazione e Di Composizione

The Department of Italian has an Italian Club with a membership of over40 students, The club prepares and produces a weekly one hour radioprogram in Italian using the university radio facilities.

WYOMING

Wyoming, University ofLaramie, Wyoming 82070


Italian Courses

No. Title

301 F,G420 F,G522 F,G

Elementary ItalianSecond Year ItalianIntroduction to Italian Literature

21 semester hours may be taken in Italian each year

,..tale

PART IV

AMERICAN COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY

STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS IN ITALY/

ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY CITIES/

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES LISTED ALPHABETICALLY

WITHIN EACH ITALIAN CITY/

ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF INSTITUTIONS

WHICH DO NOT INDICATE SPECIFIC LOCATION

117

ASOLO

North Carolina School of the (Performing) Arts: summer program for the Dance Majors

BOLOGNA

City College of City University of New YorkDickinson College (Political Science Department)Indiana University (r.Auate)Johns Hopkins University (Graduate)Purdue University (Students may join Indiana University)Queens College (Graduate, open to all CUNY graduates)Sarah Lawrence CollegeUniversity of ColoradoUniversity of Massachusetts

FLORENCE

Bryn Mawr College (with Smith College)Catholic University of America, TheDartmouth CollegeDominican College of San RafaelFinch CollegeFlorida State UniversityGonzaga University: Junior Year and Summer ProgramsHarvard UniversityMichigan State University (Center for International Studies)Middlebury College (Graduate)Pennsylvania State UniversityRosary CollegeSacred Heart Dominican College (With Art Department)San Diego State CollegeSan Francisco State CollegeSan Jose State CollegeSarah Lawrence CollegeSmith CollegeStanford University (Also Graduate)Syracuse University (Also Ucica, College)Wellesley College

MILAN

Seton Hall University

NAPLES

Tufts University

PADUA

University of California at:BerkeleyDavisLos AngelesRiversideSanta Larbara

PARMA

State University of mew York, Buffalo (1970)

PAVIA

Oregon State UniversityPortland State CollegeUniversity of Oregon

PERUGIA

PISA

ROME

Connecticut, University ofMississippi, University of

State University of mew York, Stony Brook (1969)

Lake Erie College

Baylor University (Institute of European Studies)

College of the Roly CrossFordham UniversityLe Moyne University (with Loyola University of Illinois)

Loyola University (Chicago, Illinois)Manhattanville College (Classics)Marist College ('Lndividual Basis)Nevada Southern 4iniversity (Presently negotiating affiliation with the

Institute of European Studies)Pennsylvania State University

Princeton UniversityProvidence CollegeRhode Island School of PasignSaint Charles Borroaeo Seminary (Sends better students to two seminars in

Rome each year)Saint Louis University (with. Loyola)Sarah Lawrence CollegeState University of New York, Albany (1969-1970Temple University (Art Department)Tulane NniversityUniversity of California (With Loyola)University of NevadaUniversity of Santa rlara (Affiliated with Loyola and (onzaga in Rome)

Wesleyan University, ronn.

SIENA

North Caroitha School of Performing Arts: Summer program for music majors

State University of New York, College at Buffalo

Smith College

TERNI

Rockford College conducts the La Romita School of Art

VIAREGGIO

Queens college (Summer program with University of Pisa, Program open to

students of other U.S. colleges)

The Following Colleges and universities Also Offer Study Abroad

Opportunities in Italy

CONNECTICUT COLLEGEProgram may be arranged for Individuals.

DELAWARE, U OF

Students may join Programs of other universities

Experiment in International Living, see School. for International Training, VT (Part III)

FRESNO STATE COLLEGE

JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY, Baltimore, Md

Students may join other programs by special permission

MARYMOUNT COLLEGE. Tarrytown, N.Y.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY (plans for 1969-19701

RIPON COLLEGE: Renaissance Tour which includes Oxford University in England, and Italy

ROCKFORD COLLEGE

Junior Year Abroad at an Italian University

SAINT PETER'S COLLEGE, Jersey City, N.J

SKIDMORE COLLEGE (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.)

Students may join Programs sponsored by Bryn Mawr College and Sarah LATATence

College

THE SCHOOL FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAINING: The Exneriment in International Living

UTICA COLLEGE

Students are eligible to go with the Syracuse University Program in Florence

120

0.1

VASSAR COLLEGE: Junior Year

WESLEYAN COLLEGE

Arrangements for study in Italy are made between student and department withDean's approval

PART V

ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES/

CITY AND STATE INDICATED AFTER EACH INSTITUTION /

COMPLETE ADDRESSES NOTED FOR THOSE INSTITUTIONS

OFFERING ONLY INTRODUCARY COURSES/

SEE PART III FOR COMPLETE ADDRESSES

OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

OFFERING ADVANCED PROGRAMS

PART V" ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Please read these notes before using this index:

The following examples present a few of theproblems one meets in trying to arrangean accurate indexing of colleges and universities. We have tried to reduce themargin of error and the understandable confusion in some university systems by indi-cating alternate entries in parentheses or by cross-reference.

1. New York City lists its municipally owned colleges underthe general title of City University of New York. Theofficial abbreviation is CUNY. Therefore, in Part III,Hunter College, Queens College, Brooklyn College andCity College have been placed under CUNY.

2. Similarly, New York State uses the term State Univ-ersity of New York; SUNY is its official abbrevia-tion. Some are SUNY at Albany, SUNY at Buffalo, SUNYat Stonybrook. Others are SUNY, College at Buffalo,SUNY, College at Oswego, SUNY, College at Potsdam, etc.

3. Long Island University:University Center (Formerly Brooklyn Center)C. W. Post CollegeSouthampton

4. College names undergo changes:a. College of the City of New York (CONY) has

changed to City College (CUNY)b. Hunter College of the Bronx is called

Herbert H. Lehman College (CUNY)c. Harpur College (SUNY) is referred to in

the 1965 N.Y.S. Education Department Guideas SUNY at Binghamton

5. To avoid confusion with four-year colleges, we have usedthe term Junior in the title of all two-year colleges; afew junior colleges have become regular four-year colleges.

6. The addresses in Parts III andV are the official ones usedin the 1968 National Zip Code Directory. of the U.S. PostOffice Department.

Missing from this index of institutions offering Italian are some of the following:conservatories, institutes schools of art and design, seminaries, specializedcenters of higher learning, a few colleges and universities. To remedy theselacurse, we have added two questionnaires as the last pages of this directory,

A.

Abilene Christian CollegeA.C.C. StationAbilene, Texas 79601

Adelphi - Suffolk CollegeOakdale, New York 11769

Adelphi UniversityGarden City, New York 11530

Alabama, University ofUniversity, Alabama 35486

Albertus Magnus College700 Prospect StreetNew Haven, Connecticut 06511

American International College170 Wilbraham RoadSpringfield, Massachusetts 01109

American River Ju.lor College4700 College Oak DriveSacramento, California 95841

Amherst CollegeAmherst, Massachusetts 01002

Arizona State UniversityTemple, Arizona 85281

Arizona, University ofTuscon, Arizona '35721

Arkansas, University ofFayetteville, Arkansas 72701

Auburn UniversityAuburn, Alabama 36830

Barnard College (Columbia University)New York, New York 10027

Baylor UniversityP.O. Box 6937Waco, Texas 76703

Bennett College (Junior)Millbrook, New York 12545

Bernard M. Baruch School (City College, CUNY)Lexington Avenue at 23rd StreetNew York, New York 10010

Boston CollegeChestnut Hill, Massachusetts 02167

Boston Conservatory of Music8 The FenwayBoston,`` Massachusetts 02215

Boston UniversityCharles River CampusBoston, Massachusetts 02215

Bowdoin CollegeBrunswick, Maine 04011

Bowling Green State UniversityBowling Green, Ohio 43402

124

C.

Brandeis University415 South StreetWaltham, Massachusetts 02154

Briarcliff CollegeBriarcliff Manor, New York 10510

Bridgeport University285 Park AvenueBridgeport, Connecticut 06602

Brigham Young UniversityProvo, Utah 84601

Brooklyn College (CUNY, City University of N.Y.)Bedford Avenue and Avenue HBrooklyn 10, New York 11210

Brown UniversityProspect StreetProvidence, Rhode Island 02912

rryn Mawr CollegeBryn Mawr, Pennsylvania 19010

Bucknell UniversityLewisburg, Pennsylvania 17837

C.W. Post College of Long Island UniversityGreenvale, New York 11548

Cabrini CollegeRadnor, Pennsylvania 19087

California State College at Hayward25800 Hillary RoadHayward, California 94542

California, University of, at BerkeleyBerkeley, California 94720

California, University of, at DavisDavis, California 95616

California, University of, at IrvineIrvine, California 92664

California, University of, at Los AngelesLos Angeles, California 90024

California, University of, at RiverOdeRiverside, California 92502

California, University of, at San DiegoSan Diego (La Jolla), California 92037

California, University of, at Santa BarbaraSanta Barbara, California 93106

California, University of, at Santa CruzSanta Cruz, California 95060

Carnegie Institute of TechnologyFrew AvenuePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213

CarnegieftMellon University

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213Catholic University of America, The

620 Michigan Avenue N.E.Washington, D.C. 20017

125

Central Connecticut State CollegeNew Britain, Conn. 06050

Chestnut Hill CollegeGermantown and Northwestern AvenueChestnut Hill, Penna. 19118

Chicago City Junior College, Bogan Branch3939 W. 79th StreetChicago, Ill. 60617

Chicago City Junior College, Loop Branch64 E. Lake StreetChicago, Ill. 60601

Chicago City Junior College, Wright Branch3400 N. Austin AvenueChicago, Illinois 60634

Chicago, University of5811 So. Ellis StreetChicago, Illinois 60637

Cincinnati, University ofCincinnati, Ohio 45221

City College (CUNY, City University of N.Y.)Convent Avenue at 139th StreetNew York, New York 10031

City College of New York (CUNY) - Hunter College695 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10021

Claremont Graduate SchoolClaremont, Calif. 91711

Claremont Men's CollegeClaremont, Calif. 91711

Cleveland Institute of Music11201 East BoulevardCleveland, Ohio 44105

Colby CollegeMayflower HillWaterville, Maine 04901

Colorado Sate UniversityFort Collins, Colorado 80521

Colorado, University of (Main Campus)1200 University AvenueBoulder, Colorado 80302

Colorado, University ofDenver, Colorado 80220

Columbia UniversityNew York, New York 10027

Connecticut CollegeNew London, Connecticut 06320

Connecticut, University ofStorrs, Connecticut 06268

Connecticut, University ofTorrington, Conn. 06790

Contra Costa Junior CollegeSan Pablo, Calif. 94800

Converse CollegeSpartrnburg, South Carolina 29301

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Cornell UniversityIthaca, New York 14850

Creighton University2500 Caliirnia StreetOmaha, Nebraska 68131

Curtis Institute of Music1726 Locust StreetPhiladelphia, Penna. 19103

Dartmouth CollegeHanover, New Hampshire 03755

Dayton, University of300 College ParkDayton, Ohio 45409

Defense Language Institute - East CoastAnacostia, Washington, D.C. 20020

Defense Language Institute - West CoastMonterey, Calif. 93940

Delaware, University ofNewark, Delaware 19711

Del Mar Junior CollegeCorpus Christi, Texas 78404

Denver, University of2115 S. University BoulevardDenver, Colorado 80210

Diablo Valley Junior CollegeGolf Club RoadPleasant Hill (Concord), California 94523

Dickinson CollegeCarlisle, Penna. 17013

Dominican College (formerly Sacred Heart Dominican)2401 E. Holcombe Street

Houston, Texas 77021Dominican College of San Rafael, Grand Avenue

San Rafael, Calif. 94901Douglass College of Rutgers - The State University

New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903Duke University

Durham, North Carolina 27706

East Los Angeles Junior College5357 E. Brooklyn AvenueLos Angeles. Calif. 90022

Eastman School of Music, University of RochesterRochester, New York 14604

El Camino Junior College16007 S. Crenshaw BoulevardTorrance, Calif. 90506

Elmira CollegeElmira, New York 14901

Emmanuel College400 The FenwayBoston, Mass. 02115

Emory University1364 Clifton Road, N.F.Atlanta, Georgia 30322

Fairfield UniversityFairfield, Conn. 06430

Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityFlorham-Madison CampusMadison, N.J. 07940

Fairleigh Dickinson University223 Montross AvenueRutherford, N.J 07070

Fairleigh Dickinson University100 River RoadTeaneck, N.J. 07666

Finch College52 E. 78th StreetNew York, New York 10021

Florida State UniversityTallahassee, Florida 32306

Fordham UniversityRose Hill CampusBronx, New York 10458

Fordham University - Lincoln Center Campus, School of Education60th Street and Columbus Avenue

New York, New York 10023Foreign Service Institute

Department of StateWashington, D.C. 20525

Fresno State CollegeFresno, Calif. 93726

Gallaudet CollegeFlorida Avenue at 7th Street, N.E.Washington, D.C. 20002

Gannon College109 W. 6th StreetErie, Penna. 16501

George Washington University, The2029 G Street N.W.Washington, D.C. 20006

Georgetown University37th and 0 Streets, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20007

Georgia State College33 Gilmer Street, S.E.Atlanta, Georgia 30303

Georgia, University ofAthens, Georgia 30601

Georgian Court CollegeLakewood, N.J. 08701

Gonzaga UniversityE. 502 Boone AvenueSpokane, Washington 99202

Good Counsel College52 N. Broadway

White Plains, New York 10603Graduate School of Italian in Italy

see Middlebury College

Harpur CollegeSee State University of N.Y. at Binghamton

Harvard University1350 Massachusetts AvenueCambridge, Massachusetts 02138

Hawaii, University of1801 University AvenueHonolulu, Hawaii 96822

Herbert H. Lehman College (CUNY)formerly Hunter College of the BronxBedford Park Boulevard, W.New York, New York 10468

Hobart and William Smith CollegesGeneva, New York 14456

Hofstra UniversityHempstead, New York 11550

Holy Cross, College of theCollege AvenueWorcester, Mass. 01610

Holy Names, College of the3500 Mountain BoulevardOakland, Calif. 94619

Houston, University of3801 Cullen BoulevardHouston, Texas 77004

Howard Collegesee Samford University

Howard University2400 Sixth Street, N.W.Washingotn, D.C. 20001

Hunter College (CUNY)695 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10021

Hunter College of the Bronxsee Herbert H. Lehman College

Idaho, University ofMoscow, Idaho 83843

Illinois, University ofChicago BranchChicago, Ill. 60680

Illinois, University ofUrbana, Ill. 61801

Immaculate Conception SeminaryVandenburgh AvenueTroy. New York 12180

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Immaculate Heart College2021 N. Western AvenueLos Angeles, Calif. 90027

Indiana UniversityBloomington, Indiana 47405

Iona College715 North AvenueNew Rochelle, New York 10804

Iowa, State University ofIowa City, Iowa 52240

John Cafroll University20700 N. Park BoulevardCleveland, Ohio 44118

Johns Hopkins UnversityBaltimore, Maryland 21218

Johns Hopkins UniversitySchool of Advanced International Studies(Center in Bologna, Italy)Washington, D.C. 20001

Johnson State CollegeJohnson, Vermont 05656

Juillard School of Music120 Claremont AvenueNew York, New York 10027

Kansas State UniversityManhattan, Kansas 66502

Kansas, University ofLawrence, Kansas 66045

Kent State UniversityKent, Ohio 44240

Kentucky, University ofLexington, Kentucky 40506

L. Lake Erie CollegePainsville, Ohio 44077

Lake Forest CollegeLake Forest, Illinois 60045

La Salle College20th Street ands Olney AvenuePhiladelphia, Penna. 19141

Lawrence UniversityAppleton, Wisconsin 54911

Lehigh UniversityBethlehem, Penna. 18016

LcMovne CollereLeMoyne HeiahtsSyracuse, New York 13214

Long Island UniversityUniversity Center385 Flatbush Avenue ExtensionBrooklyn, New York 11201

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Los Angeles City Jr. College855 N. Vermont AvenueLos Angeles, Calif. 90029

Los Angeles Pierce Junior College6201 Winnetka AvenueWoodland Hills, Calif. 91364

Los Angeles Valle.; Junior College5800 Fulton AvenueVan Nuys, Calif. 91401

Louisiana State UniversityBaton Rouge, La. 70803

Louisville, U ofLouisville, Ky 40208

Loyola University820 N. Michigan AvenueChicago, Ill. 60611

Loyola University of Los Angeles7101 W. 80 StreetLos Angeles, Calif. 90045

Macomb County Community CollegeWarren, Michigan 48092

Manhattan CollegeBronx, N.Y. 10471

Manhattan School of Music238 East 105 StreetNeva York, New York 10029

Manhattanville College of the Sacred HeartPurchase, N.Y. 10577

Mannes School of Music157E. 74th StreetNew York, N.Y. 10021

Marist CollegePoughkeepsie, New York 12601

Maryglade College SeminaryMemphis, Mich. 48041

Maryland Institute College of Art1300 W. Ht. limyal AvenueBaltimore, MD 21217

Maryland, U ofCollege Park, MD 21201

Marymount College6717 Palos Verdes Drive SouthPalos Verdes Estates, Calif. 90274

Marymount CollegeTarrytown, N.Y. 10592

Marymou nt Manhattan CollegeNew York, N.X. 10021

Mary Washington College, Univ. of Va.Fredericksburg, Va. 22401

Marywood College2300 Adams AvenueScranton, Pa. 18.509

Massachusetts Bay Community College27 Garrison StreetWatertoun (Boston P.O.), Mass. 02172

Massachusetts Institute of Technology77 Massachusetts AvenueCambridge, Mass. 02139

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Massachusetts State CollegeBridgewater, Mass. 02324

Massachusetts State CollegeLowell, Mass. 01854

Massachusetts State CollegeWestfield, Mass. 01085

Massachusetts, U ofAmherst, Mass. 01002

Memphis State UniversityMemphis, Tenn. 38111

Merced Junior College3600 M. StreetMerced, Calf. 95340

Mercy College555 BroadwayDobbs Ferry, New Y?rk 10522

Miami UniversityOxford, Ohio 45056

Miami, U ofCoral Gables, Fla. 33124

Michigan State UniversityEast Lansing, Mich. 48823

Michigan,U ofAnn Arbor, Mich. 48104

Middlebury CollegeMiddlebury, Vt. 05753

Middlebury College:Graduate School of Italian in ItalyItalian Summer School...Scuola Estiva ItalianaMiddlebury, Vermont 05753

Millsaps College1701 N. State StreetJackson, Miss. 39210

Mills CollegeSeminary Avenue and MacArthur RoadOakland, Calif. 94613

Minnesota, U ofMinneapolis, Minn. 55455

Mississippi, U ofUniversity, Miss. 38677

Missouri, U ofColumbia, Mo. 65201

Missouri, U of, at Kansas CityKansas City, Mo. 64110

Modesto Junior CollegeModesto, Calif. 95350

Monmouth CollegeWest Long Branch, N.J. 07764

Montana State CollegeBozeman, Mont. 59715

Montana State UniversityMissoula, Mont. 59801

Montclair State CollegeUpper Montclair, N.J. 07043

Monterey Institute of Foreign Studies425 Van Buren StreetMonterey, Calif. 93940

Monterey Peninsula Junior Celle We

Monterey, Calif. 93940

Morton Junior College2423 S. Austin BoulevardChicago, Illinois 60650

Mount Holyoke CollegeSouth Hadley, Mass. 01075

Mount St. Mary's College12001 Chalon RoadLos Angeles, Calif. 90049

Mount Saint Vincent, College ofRiverdale, N.Y. 10471

Nassau Community CollegeStewart AvenueGarden City, N.Y. 11533

Nebraska, University ofLincoln, Neb. 68508

Nevada, University of,Southern Regional DivisionLas Vegas, Nev. 89109

Nevada, UniversityofReno, Nev. 89507

New England Conservatory of Music, The290 Huntington AvenueBostpn, Mass. 02115

New Hampshire, University ofDurham, N.H. 03824

New Mexico, University ofUniversity Hill, N.E.Albuquerque, N.M. 87106

New Rochelle, College ofNew Rochelle, N.Y. 10805

New School For Social Research, The66 W. 12 StreetNew York, N.Y. 10011

New York UniversityUniversity Heights, Bronx, N.Y. 10453

New York UniversityWashington Square CenterNew York, N.Y. 10003

Newcomb College of Tulane University of La.New Orleans, La. 70118

Newton College of the Sacred HeartNewton, Mass. 02159

North Carolina School of the ArtsWaughton StreetWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108

North Carolina,State College ofUniversity of North Carolina2205 Hillsboro StreetRaleigh, N.C. 27607

North Carolina, UniversityChapel Hill, N.C. 27514

North Carolina, University1000 Spring GardenGreensboro, N.C. 27412

of, at Chapel Hill

of, at Greensboro

Northeastern University360 Huntington AvenueBoston, Mass. 02115

Northern Illinois UniversityDeKa].b, Ill. 60115

Northwestern UniversityEvanston, Ill. 60201

Notre Dame, College ofRalston AvenueBelmont, Calif. 94002

Notre Dame of Maryland, College ofBaltimore, Md. 21210

Notre Dame, U ofNotre Dame, Ind. 46556

Oberlin CollegeOberlin, Ohio 44074

Ohio State UniversityColumbus, Ohio 43210

Ohio UniversityAthens, Ohio 45701

Ohio Wesleyan UniversityDelaware, Ohio 43015

Oklahoma State UniversityStillwater, Okla. 74074

Oklahoma, U ofNorman, Okla. 73069

Oregon State UniversityCorvallis, Ore. 97331

Oregon, U ofEugene, Ore. 97403

Pace College41 Park RowNew York, N.Y. 10038

Pasadena City Junior College1570 E. Colorado StreetPasadena, Calif. 91106

Peabody Conservatory of Music1 E. Mt. Vernon PlaceBaltimore, Md 21202

Pennsylvania Military CollegeChester, Pa. 19013

Pennsylvania State UniversityUniversity Park, Pa. 16802

Pennsylvania, U ofPhiladelphia, Pa, 19104

Pittsburgh, U ofPittsburgh, Pa 15213

Pitzdr CollegeClaremont, Calif. 91711

Pomona CollegeClaremont) Calif. 91711

Portland State C011egePortland, Ore. 97207

Portland, U ofPortland, Ore. 97203

Princeton UniversityPrinceton, N.J. 08540

Providence CollegeProvidence, R.I. 02918

Purdue UniversityLafayette, Ind. 47907

Queens College (CUNY, City University of New York)Flushing, N.Y. 11367

Queensborough Community College56x Springfield BlvdBayside, N.Y. 11364

Radcliffe College (Harvard Univ.)Cambridge, Mass. 02138

Regis CollegeWeston, Mass. 02193

Rhode Island College600 Ht. Pleasait AvenueProvidence, R.I. 02908

Rhode Island Junior College199 Promenade StreetProvidence, R.I. 02908

Rhode Island School of Design2 College StreetProvidence, R.I. 02903

Rhode Island, U ofKingston, R.I. 02881

Rice University6100 Main streetHouston, Tex. 77001

Richmond Professional Institute401 W. Franklin StreetRichmond, Va. 23220

Richmond, U ofRichmrnd, W. 23173

Ripon CollegeRipon, Wisc. 54971

Rochester Institute of TechnologyOne Lomb Memorial DriveRochester, N.Y. 14623

Rochester, U ofRochester, N,Y. 14627

Rockford College (in Part IV only)5050 E. State StreetRockford, Illinois 61101

Roosevelt University430 S. Michigan AvenueChicago, Ill. 60605

Rosary CollegeRiver Forest, 60305

Rosemont CollegeRosemont, Pa 19010

Rutgers in NewarkNewark, N.J. 07102

Rutgers -The State UniversityNew Brunswick, N.J. 08903

Sacramento State College6000 J. StreetSacramento, Calif. 95817

Sacred Heart Dominican CollegeHouston, Tex. 77021

Sacred Heart Seminary2701 Chicago BoulevardDetroit, Mich. 48206

Sacred Heart University5229 Park AvenueBvidgeport,Conn. 06604

St: Ambrose College518 W. Locust StreetDavenport, Iowa 52803

St. Catherine, Cope of2004 Randolph AvenueSt. Paul, Minn. 55116

St. Charles Borromeo SeminaryVtt*-Line &Whnewood.RoadPhiladelphia, Pa. 19151

St. Elizabeth, College ofConvent Station, Morristown, N.J. 07961

St. John Fisher CollegeRochester, N.Y. 14618

St. John's UniversityJamaica, N.Y. 11432

St, Joseph's College54 Street & City LinePhiladelphia, Pa. 19131

Saint Joseph College1687 Asylum AvenueWest Hartford, Conn. 06117

Saint Louis University221 N. Grand BoulevardSt. Louis, MO. 63103

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods CollegeSaint Marr-of-the Woods, Ind. 47876

Saint Mary's College of CaliforniaSaint Mary's College, Calif. 94575

St.Peter's CollegeJersey City, N.J. 07306

St. Petersburg Junior College6605 Fifth Avenue NSt. Petersburg, Fla, 33710

Salem College (m. School of Performing Arts)Salem SquareWinston-Salem, N.C. 27108

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Samford University (Howard College)800 Lakeshore DriveBirmingham, Ala. 35209

San Antonio Junior College1300 San Pedro AvenueSan Antonio, Tex, 78212

San Diego City Junior College1425 Russ BoulevardSan Diego, Calif. 92101

San Diego College for Women, U. of San DiegoSan Diegot Calif. 92110

San Diego Mesa Junior College7250 Artillery DriveSan Diego, Calif. 92111

San Diego State CollegeSan Diego, Calif. 92115

San Fernando Valley State College1811 Nordhoff Street

Northridge, Calif. 91324San Francisco College fcr Women

San FrawAsco, Calif. 94118San Francisco Conservatory of Music

1201 Ortega StreetSan Francisco. Calif. 94122

San Francisco State CollegeSan Francisco, Calif. 94132

Snn Francisco, U ofSan Francisco, Calif. 94117

San Joaquin Delta Junior College3301 Kensington WayStockton, Calif, 95204

San Jose State CollegeSan Jose, Calif. 95114

Santa Clara, U ofSanta Clara, Calif. 95053

Santa Rosa Junior CollegeSanta Rosa, Calif. 95401

Sarah Lawrence CollegeBronxville, N.Y. 10708

School of Advanced International StudiesCenter at University di Bologna, Italy(See Johns Hopkins Univ., Wash., D.C.)

School of Language StudiesForeign Service Institute Department of State, Washington, D.C. 205251400 Key BoulevardRosalyn, Va. 22209

School for International Training, TheExperiment in International LivingBrattleboro, Vt. 05301

Scranton, U of4 Ridge RowScranton, Pa. 18510

Scripps CollegeClaremont, Calif. 91711

Scuola Eat ivy Italian*(see Middlebury College)

Seton Hall UniversitySouth Orange, N.J. 07079

Seton Hill CollegeGreensburg, Pa. 15601

Shorter CollegeRome, Ga. 30161

Skidmore CollegeSaratoga Springs, N.Y. 12866

Slippery Rock State CollegeSlippery Rock, Pa. 16057

Smith CollegeNorthamgton, Mass. 01060

South Carolina, U ofColumbia, S.C. 29208

South Florida, U ofTampa, Fla. 33620

Southampton College of Long Island UniversitySouthampton, N.Y. 11968

Southern California, U ofLos Angeles, Calif. 90007

Southern Colorado State College900 W. Orman AvenuePueblo, Colo. 81005

Southern Connecticut State CollegeNew Haven, Conn. 06515

Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale, Ill. 62901

Souther. Illinois UniversityEdwardsville, Ill. 62025

Southern Methodist UniversityDallas, Tex. 75222

Southern Mississippi, U ofLattiesburg, Miss. 39401

Southwestern at MemphisMemphis, Tenn. 38112

Southwestern Louisiana, U ofLafayette, La. 70501

Stanford UniversityStanford, Calif. 94305

State University of New York (SUNY) at AlbanyAlbany, N.Y. 12203

State University of New York at Binghamton(Harpur College)Binghampton, N.Y. 13901

State University of New York at BuffaloBuffalo1; N.Y. 14214

State University of New York at StonybrookStonybrook, N.Y. 11790

State University of New York,College at Buffalo

1300 Elmwood AvenueBuffalo, N.Y. 14222

State University of New York, College at Geneseo

Geneseo, N.Y. 14454State University of New York, College at Oswego

Oswego, N.Y. 13126State University of New York, College at Potsdam

Potsdam, N.Y. 13676Staten Island Community College

50 Bay Street, St. George,Staten Island, N.Y. 10301

Stephens CollegeColumbia, Mo. 65201

Suffolk County Community College533 College RoadSelden, New York 11784

Sweet Briar CollegeSweet Briar, Va. 24595

Syracuse University (see Utica College)Syracuse, N.Y. 13210

Temple UniversityPhiladelphia, Pa. 19122

Tennessee, U ofKnoxville, Tenn. 37916

Texas Christian UniversityFort Worth, Tex. 76129

Texas Technological CollegeLubbock, Tex. 79409

Texas, U ofAustin, Tex. 78712

Trinidad State Junior CollegeTrinidad, Colo. 81082

Trinity CollegeSummit StreetHartford, Conn. 06106

Trinity CollegeWashington, D.C. 20017

Tufts UniversityMedford, Mass. 02155

Tulane University of LouisianaNew Orleans, La. 70118

Tyler School of Art, Temple UniversityPhiladelphia, Pat, 19122

United States Air Force AcademyUSAF Academy, Colo. 80840

United States Armed Forces InstituteWashington, D.C.

United States Naval AcademyAnnapolis, Md. 21402

Utah, U ofSalt Lake City, Utah 84112

Utica College of Syracuse UniversityBurrstone RoadUtica, N.Y. 13502

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Vanderbilt UniversityNashville, Tenn. 37203

Vassar CollegePoughkeepsie, N.Y. 12610

Vermont, U ofBurlington, Vt. 05401

Villa Walsh Junior CollegeRoute 202Morristown, N.J. 07960

Villanova UniversityVillanova, Pa. 19085

Virginia Commonwalth UniversityRichmond, Va. 23219

Virginia State CollegePetersburg, Va. 23803

Virginia, U ofCharlottesville, Va. 22904

Wagner CollegeStaten Island r.y. 10301

Washington UniversityLindell & Skinker Blvd.St. Louis, Mo. 63130

Washington, U ofSeattle, Wash. 98105

Wayne State UniversityDetroit, Mich. 48202

Wellesley CollegeWellesley, Mass. 02181

Wells CollegeAurora, N.Y. 13026

Wesleyan College4760 Forsyth RoadMacon, Ga. 31201

Wesleyan UniversityMiddletown, Conn. 06457

West Chester State CollegeWest Chester, Pa. 19380

West Valley Junior College44 E. Latimer AvenueCampbell, Calif. 95008

Western Conn. State CollegeDanbury, Conn. 06810

Western Michigan UniversityKalamazoo, Mich. 49001

Western Reserve UniversityCleveland, Ohio 44106

Westminster Choir CollegePrinceton, New Jersey 08540

West Virginia UniversityMorgantown, W. Va. 26506

Wichita State UniversityWichita, Kan. 67208

William and Mary, College ofWilliamsburg, Va. 23185

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Wisconsin, U ofMadison, Wisc. 53706

Wisa)nsin, U ofMilwaukee, Wisc. 53201

Wooster CollegeWooster, Ohio 44691

Wyoming, U ofLaramie, Wyo. 82070

Yale UniversityNew Haven, Conn. 06520

Youngstown UniversityYoungstown, Ohio 44503

Please note: The total number in the Index does not correspond withthe total number mentioned in "Acknowledgements andSummary" because of the cross references.

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Italian Culture Council, Inc., 1140 Edgewood Parkway, Union, N.J. n7083

Italian Culture Bulletins, 12 issues, three mailings per year. Member-

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The IC"; Bulletins contain information on: scholarships, awards,

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sample Bulletin, Vol. 4, No. 6 is included at the end of this

section.

For further information re aims and materials of the ICC, write

the executive director, Elvira Adorno, at the above address.

Italian in the Modern World,, June 1966. Italian Culture Council, one

dollar. Booklet contains letters from experts from different

areas, such as, history, economics, classics, mycology, socio-

logy, and other areas, indicating the use of Italian or Italian

publications in their fields.

ilLA Selective List of Materials for use by Teachers of Modern I:man

Languages (Italian section, pp. 43-55) 1962, $1.00. MLA.

National Chairman for Italian Section, Elvira Adorno.

12641tapi., for French and Italian. $.75. Chairman, Prof.

Olga Ragusa. Order both 1962 and 1964 SLOM from Modern Language

Association of AmericA 62 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10011. (MLA)

Italica, professional journal published by the American Association of

Teachers of Italian (AATI). Editor: Prof. Olga Ragusa, Casa

Italiana, Columbia University, New York, N.Y., 10027. $9.00

Italica v38, n2, June 1961, "Program of Italian Studies", article by

Prot. Ragusa outlines a course of study for the Italian major and

lists an invaluable bibliography for the student of Italian.

Italica v43, n2, June 1966, "Enrollments in Italian in Higher Education", a

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Fucilla, Joseph G.: The Teaching of Italian in the United St 4s.

A Documentary History. $6.00. AATI c/o Rutgers University, New

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"Modern Foreign Language Enrollments in Colleges and Universities", $.50,Fall 1961, Modern Language Association (MLA), 62 Fifth AvenueNew York, N,Y. 10011

"MFL Enrollmentsin Higher Education: Junior College, Four-Year Colleges,and Universities", $.75 each volume, Fall 1963 and also, 1965,MLA, address above.

"Source Materials for Teachers of FarvignChamberlain, Department of Foreigntion Association, 1201 SixteenthD.C. 20036. $1.00

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Books Translated from the Italian and Books ollitgAnatamslpublishedin the United States from 1959 to 1965; published by the Istituto

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"Study in Italy", "The Study of Art in Italy" and "The Study of Music in

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CEEB (College Entrance Examination Board) offers the follawing testsfor Italian:

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Figures Talk

Whenever a university or a college has seriously committed itself to its program inItalian, growth has been the result. The following is a sampling of the many institu-tions showing progressive increases:

1961 1963 1965U. of Arizona, Tucson so 146 248U. of California, Berkeley 591 1015 1045U. of California, Santa Barbara 0 85 300U., of Santa Clara, California 23 81 104U. of Colorado, Boulder 190 379 389Georgetown U., Washington, D.C. 24 69 108U. of Southern Florida, Tampa 37 76 99Shorter College, Rome, Georgia . 0 22 54Loyola U., Chicago 14 67 81Northwestern U., Evanston, Ill. 75 129 160U. of Iowa, Iowa City 46 51 129U. of Maryland, College Park 0 122 129Boston University, Massachusetts , 183 260 332Smith College, Northampton, Mass, 82 90 lill

U. of Michigan, Ann Arbor 52 158 200U. of Minneapolis, Minnesota 40 134 219U. of Missouri, Columbia . 27 53 81Montana State U., Missoula 0 4 34 74 47Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H. 9 12 24U. of New Hampshire, Durham 0 18 55

Rutgers U., New Brunswick, N.J. 415 579 740Brooklyn College, New York, N.Y. 284 412 613Fordham U., New York, N.Y. 4 36 58 118Queens College, Flushing, N.Y. 93 175 369Portland State College, Oregon 0 49 124U. of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 98 137 173U. of Houston, Texas 22 53 86Middlebury College, Vermont 27 52 76Gonzaga U., Spokane, Washington 13 39 264U. of Wisconsin, Madison 182 357 920

The 1961 and 1963 statistics are taken from the MLA booklets: Modern ForeignLan: -:e Enrollments in Colle es and Universities, each volume fifty cents,MLA .2 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10011. e 1965 figures are from ItalicaJune 1966, from a survey by Prof. N. De Luca for AATI.

The Naval Academy

at Annapolis, Md., has circa 110 students in its Italian courses. Each year two afthe majors in the Italian department are awarded by being selected by the Commandantto serve on a ship of the Italian Navy.

Is Italian Taught at Ivy League Colleges

and sister institutions? is one of our repeated queries. The answer is yes.Italian is taught at Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Pennsylvania,Princeton, Yale and Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, Radcliffe, Smith, Vassar,Wellesley. In two of them, Harvard and Columbia, Italian has been taught sincethe aar4 1800's. There are over 300 colleges and universities teaching Italianin the United States.

"Survey of Acceptability of Italian"

for the fulfillment of university language requiremenZs was summarized by Prof.Nicholas J. Marino, Secretary of the L. I. chapter of the American Associationof Teachers of Italian (AIM) from a survey conducted some years ago. It pre-sents statements from admissions offices of some thirty instftutions fromdifferent georgraphical areas of the U.S. Writes Prof. Marino: I hope youwill find the attached document helpful in talking to administrators andguidance people. Copies of the survey are available from him at SuffolkCounty Community College, Selden, N.Y. 11784. As far as the writer ofthe Bulletins has been able to determine, all institutions accept any languagetaught at an accredited secondary school. Information to the contrary shouldbe documented and sent to the Italian Culture Council.

Harold T. Enlow, D.D.S.

wrote the follo'iing to Dr. Virgil I. Milani (University of S. Florida, Tampa)"I am most appreciative for the loan of your Italian Dental Journals, particularlythe Clinica Odonto*Protesica Stomatologica. This publication summarizes eacharticle in English, and I regret to say, this is indeed necessary for me to havea proper understanding of the subject.

"As I mentioned to you during one of our recent conversations, I feelso inadequate when I research articles in Italian, and I have often wished thislanguage had been required in my pe-dental studies in college. I sincerelyfeel that no education is complete unless one has been a student of the languages,regardless of the person's field of endeavor,"

Maurizio Pollini

will be making his New York debut November 16 at Hunter College, 68th St. atPark Avenue, NYC. He was the winner of the 1962 Chopin Piano Competition inWarsaw. On December 7, also at Hunter, the pianist Arturo Benedetti Michelangeliwill perform.

Opportunity for an ICC Member

at twenty-five percent off list price: an A-LM Italian Course, Level One, set ofthirty-six tapes, 7 inch 3 3/4 fps reels, for the first 14 units of instruction(list price: $100,00). The set is nev except for the first three reels which wereplayed three times. Also, a student's set of 14 sevenwinch 33rpm practice set, sixdollars. Please make checks payable to the Italian Culture Council.

Change of Address

The publishers: E0 P. Dutton, 201 Park Avenue South, New York, N.Y. 10010

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Ifyour Institution offers courses in Italian, please indicate below either with acheck;, a Yes or a No.

UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL

1. Introductory courses in Italian offered:

NumberNumberNumber

If none areYes

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of beginning coursesof intermediate coursesof advanced courses

offered, are there plans to do so inIf answer is Yes,

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the future?indicate date

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Indicate which programs are being offered in Italian: None:..

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Does your Institution intend to offer a major; a miuor In Italian? Which

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How many credits may be taken each year in Italian? (if applicable)

Does your Institution have a Study Abroad program in Italy? Yes No

Which city, Mil?? Junior Year No. of months

No. of students in Italian preparing for, secondary school teaching

ONMELLWEL,1. Indicate which of the following Graduate Degrees are offered in Italian.

Master. Ph.D. Others

2. If your Institution does not offer Graduate Degrees in the study of Italian, arethere plans to do so?

Yes No If answer is Yes, approximate date

Number of graduate students in Italian preparing for:Secondary school teaching College teaching

pERTINENT DATA

1. No. of students in Italian: Undergraduate..,.,

2. Number of teachers of Italian

3. Complete names of teachers (and their degrees,

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Please mail questionnaire to Italian Culture Council, Inc. c/oHt. Antonio Striano, Jr., 49 Sherman Avenue, New Haven, Connecticut 06511

If possible, please forward us your latest catalogue, under separate cover.

Please add, on the other side, any information you feel may aid us in this survey.