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1. General Information

College: Arts and Sciences Department: Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures and Cultures, Hispanic Studies and Economics

Current Major Name: Foreign Language and International Economics Proposed Major Name:

Current Degree Title: BA/BS Proposed Degree Title:

Formal Option(s): French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Russian, Arabic, Chinese

Proposed Formal Option(s): French, German, Spanish, Japanese, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Italian

Specialty Field w/in Formal Option: Proposed Specialty Field

w/in Formal Options:

Date of Contact with Associate Provost for Academic Administration1:

Bulletin (yr & pgs): 2014-15 (143-145 CIP Code1: 30.9999.03 Today’s Date: 4/30/15

Accrediting Agency (if applicable):

Requested Effective Date: Semester following approval. OR Specific Date2:

Dept. Contact Person: Yanira Paz (co-chair) Gail Hoyt (co-chair) Phone: 7-7091

7-2517 Email: Yanira.Paz@uky.edu ghoyt@email.uky.edu

2. General Education Curriculum for this Program: The new General Education curriculum is comprised of the equivalent of 30 credit hours of course work. There are, however, some courses that exceed 3 credits & this would result in more than 30 credits in some majors. • There is no foreign language requirement for the new Gen Ed curriculum. • There is no General Education Electives requirement.

Please list the courses/credit hours currently used to fulfill the University Studies/General Education curriculum: Intellectual Inquiry (one course in each area) Arts and Creativity any area course (3) Humanities any area course (3) Social Sciences any area course (3) Natural/Physical/Mathematical any area course (3) Composition and Communication I CIS or WRD 110 (3) Composition and Communication II CIS or WRD 111 (3) Quantitative Reasoning (one course in each area) Quanitative Foundations any area course (3) Statistical Inferential Reasoning any area course (3) 1 Prior to filling out this form, you MUST contact the Associate Provost for Academic Administration (APAA). If you do not know the CIP code, the (APAA) can provide you with that during the contact. 2 Program changes are typically made effective for the semester following approval. No program will be made effective until all approvals are received.

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Citizenship (one course in each area)

Community, Culture and Citizenship in the USA any area course (3) Global Dynamics ANT 160, GEO 160, HIS 105, PS 235 or any area course (3)

Total General Education Hours: 30

Please identify below the suggested courses/credit hours to fulfill the General Education curriculum.

General Education Area Course Credit Hrs I. Intellectual Inquiry (one course in each area)

Arts and Creativity any area course 3

Humanities

CHI 330 Introduction to

Chinese Culture to 1840

CHI 331 Introduction to

Chinese Culture since 1840

FR 103 French Cinema

FR 205 The French Graphic Novel FR 225 French

Film Noir GER 103 Fairy

Tales in European Context

GER 105 German Film Today

MCL 100 The World of Language

MCL 135 Vampires:

Evolution of a Sexy Monster

MCL 200: Global Literacy MCL 270

Introduction to Folklore and Mythology

RUS 275 Russian FIlm

RUS 372 Russian Culture from 1900 RUS 371 Russian Culture 900-1900

SPA 371 Latin American Cinema

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(Subtitle required) SPA 372 Spanish Cinema (Subtitle

required) AIS 320 Modern Arabic Literature

and Film in Translation

AIS 330 Islam in the Modern World AIS 340 Modern Arabic Literature

and Film AIS 345 Islamic

Mysticism AIS 338 Women in Islam or any area

course

Social Sciences

AIS 430 Islam in America

MCL135 Vampires: Evolution of a Sexy

Monster RUS 370 Russian Folklore or any

area course

3

Natural/Physical/Mathematical

CHI 331 Introduction to

Chinese Culture since 1840

GER 342 War, Peace and Terror:

Germany and Europe

GER 361 German Cinema JPN 320

Introduction to Japanese Culture,

Pre-Modern to 1868

JPN 321 Introduction to

Japanese Culture, Meiji (1868) to

Present JPN 351 The

Japanese Experience of the Twentieth Century RUS 275 Russian

Film RUS 372 Russian

Culture 1900-

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Present RUS 371 Russian Culture 900-1900 RUS 370 Russian

Folklore (in English)

AIS 228 Islamic Civilization

AIS 430 Islam in America or any

area course

II. Composition and Communication Composition and Communication I CIS or WRD 110 3 Composition and Communication II CIS or WRD 111 3

III. Quantitative Reasoning (one course in each area) Quantitative Foundations3 any area course 3 Statistical Inferential Reasoning any area course 3

IV. Citizenship (one course in each area)

Community, Culture and Citizenship in the USA SPA 208 or from

core list 3

Global Dynamics from core list 3

Total General Education Hours 30 3. Explain whether the proposed changes to the program (as described in sections 4 to 12) involve courses offered by another department/program. Routing Signature Log must include approval by faculty of additional department(s).

This degree program is to be administered by the Department of Economics, Hispanic Studies, and Modern and Classical Languages. Representatives on the FLIE Coordinating Committee from each department, including faculty from all seven languages currently inovlved in the program, participated in the discussion and approval of these changes. Once the current change is instituted, represntatives from Italian will also serve on the FLIE Coordinating Committee.

4. Explain how satisfaction of the University Graduation Writing Requirement will be changed.

Current Proposed Standard University course offering.

qqqList: Standard University course offering.

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Specific course – list: MCL/SPA 300 Specific course) – list: 5. List any changes to college-level requirements that must be satisfied.

Current Proposed Standard college requirement.

List: Baccalaureate degree requirements in A&S: Foreign Language proficiency as stated in Bulletin

Standard college requirement. List:

3 Note that MA 109 is NOT approved as a Quantitative Foundations course. Students in a major requiring calculus will use a calculus course (MA 113, 123, 137 or 138) while students not requiring calculus should take MA 111, PHI 120 or another approved course.

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3-6 college hours in disciplines in natural science 3-6 college hours in disciplines in social science 3-6 college hours in disciplines in humanities 120 hours minimum that are acceptable to the College of A&S 90 hours minimum in College of A&S 39 hours at or above 300 level for BA or at least 60 hours in physical, biological and/or mathemat -ical sciences for BS 39 hours within the major 1 course that includes some laboratory or field experience 30 hours UK Core 6 hours of free electives not counted toward UK Core or major University graduation writing and resident requirements)

Specific required course – list: Specific course – list: 6. List pre-major or pre-professional course requirements that will change, including credit hours.

Current Proposed

7. List the major’s course requirements that will change, including credit hours.

Current Proposed Language Core Requirement MCL/SPA 300 Economics Core Requirement STA 291 Statistical Methods (3) ECO 201 Principles of Economics I (3) ECO 202 Principles of Economics II (3) ECO 391 Economic and Business Statistics (3) ECO 401 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (3) ECO 402 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory (3) ECO 300+ Any 300+ level ECO course (3) Plus two of the following: ECO 471 International Trade (3) ECO 472 International Monetary Economics (3) ECO 473G Economic Development (3)

Language Core Requirement MCL/SPA 300 Economics Core Requirement STA 296 Statistical Methods and Motivations (3) ECO 201 Principles of Economics I (3) ECO 202 Principles of Economics II (3) ECO 391 Economic and Business Statistics (3) ECO 401 Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (3) ECO 402 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory (3) ECO 300+ Any 300+ level ECO course (3) Plus two of the following: ECO 471 International Trade (3) ECO 472 International Monetary Economics (3) ECO 473G Economic Development (3) THE CHANGE TO THE ECONOMICS CORE APPLIES TO ALL EXISTING FORMAL OPTIONS.

8. Does the pgm require a minor AND does the proposed change affect the required minor? N/A Yes No If “Yes,” indicate current courses and proposed changes below.

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9. Does the proposed change affect any option(s)? N/A Yes No If “Yes,” indicate current courses and proposed changes below, including credit hours, and also specialties and

subspecialties, if any.

Current Proposed Spanish Core Requirement (12 hours): SPA 302 Spanish for Business Professionals SPA 332 Spanish & Latin American Business Environments SPA 323 Introduction to Spanish Translation SPA 420 Spanish in the World Plus 9 hours from the following SPA 312 Civilization of Spain SPA 314 Civilization of Spanish American SPA 423 Advanced Spanish Translation SPA 480 Hispanic Kentucky SPA Any 400+level SPA course ------------------------------------ Japanese Core Requirement (9 hours): JPN 302 Advanced Japanese II JPN 321 Introduction to Japanese Culture, Meiji (1868) to Present JPN 334 Environment, Society and Economy of Japan Plus 12 hours from the following: A-H 310 Asian Art and Culture A-H 311 The Arts As Soft Power: The Japanese Tea Ceremony COM 525 Advanced Issues in Organizational Communication (Subtitle required) GEO 333 Geography of East Asia GEO 365 Special Topics in Regional Geography GEO 406 Field Studies in Geography GEO/JPN 491G GEO/JPN 551 HIS 295 HIS 296 JPN 283 JPN 320 Introduction to Japanese Culture, Premodern to 1868 JPN 351 The Japanese Experienceof the Twentieth

Spanish Core Requirement (12 hours): SPA 310 Composition through Textual Analysis SPA 302 Spanish for Business Professionals SPA 332 Spanish & Latin American Business Environments SPA 420 Spanish in the World Plus 9 hours from the following: SPA 312 Civilization of Spain SPA 313 Advanced Spanish Language SPA 314 Civilization of Spanish American SPA 323 Introduction to Spanish Translation SPA 350 Hispanic Cities SPA 371 Latin American Cinema SPA 372 Spanish Cinema SPA 397 Independent Work in Spanish SPA 399 Field Based/Comm Based Education +any 400-level SPA course ------------------------------ Japanese Core Requirement (9 hours) JPN 301 Advanced Japanese I JPN 302 Advanced Japanese II *and one of the following modern Japanese cultural-social studies courses: JPN 321 Introduction to Japanese Culture, Meiji (1868) to Present JPN/GEO 334 Environment, Society and Economy of Japan JPN 351 The Japanese Experience of the Twentieth Century HIS 357 Japan at War, 1850 to the Present Plus 12 hours from the following: A-H 310 Asian Art and Culture A-H 311 The Arts As Soft Power: The Japanese Tea Ceremony GEO 333 Geography of East Asia GEO 365 Special Topics in Regional Geography GEO 406 Field Studies in Geography GEO/JPN 491G Japanese Landscapes GEO/JPN 551 Japanese Multinational Corporations HIS 295 East Asia to 1800 HIS 296 East Asia Since 1600

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Century JPN 421G Contemporary Literary and Visual Arts of Japan JPN 520 Japanese Linguistics and Society PS 419G The Governments and Politicsof Eastern Asia and/or other related courses with the approval of the major advisor

HIS 357 Japan at War, 1850 to the Present (if not taken as part of the modern Japanese cultural-social studies courses specified above) JPN 283 Japanese Film JPN 320 Introduction to Japanese Culture, Premodern to 1868 JPN 321 Introduction to Japanese Culture, Meiji (1868) to Present (if not taken as part of the modern Japanese cultural-social studies courses specified above) JPN/GEO 334 Environment, Society and Economy of Japan (if not taken as part of the modern Japanese cultural-social studies courses specified above) JPN 351 The Japanese Experience of the Twentieth Century (if not taken as part of the modern Japanese cultural-social studies courses specified above) JPN 420G Pre-Modern Literary and Visual Arts of Japan JPN 421G Contemporary Literary andVisual Arts of Japan JPN 520 Japanese Linguistics and Society and/or other related courses with the approval of the major advisor -------------------------------------- New Language Core Requirement: Italian Italian Core Requirements (12 hours) ITA 263 Studies in Italian Culture (Subtitle required) (3) ITA 300 Italian Conversation and Writing (3) ITA 301 Italy from Facismo to the Present (3) ITA 335 Topics in the Italian Cinema (Subtitled Required) (3) Plus 9 hours from the following: ITA 263 Studies in Italian Culture (Subtitle required) (3) ITA 300 Italian Conversation and Writing (3) A&S 300 Special Course (Subtitle required): Italian Language through Film (3) A-H / CLA 314 Ancient (Subtitle required) (3) A-H 334 Reframing Renaissance Art (3) A-H 335 Early Modern Art and Visual Culture, 1400-1700 (Subtitle required) (3) CLA / HIS 391 Christians in the Roman Empire (3) ITA 335 Topics in the Italian Cinema (Subtitle required) (3) ITA 395 Independent Studies in Italian (3) ITA 410G Special Topics in Italian Language (Subtitle required) (3)

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ITA 417 Advanced Italian Language (3) ITA 443G Survey of Italian Literature I (3) ITA 563 Studies in Dante (3) ITA 566 Literature of the Italian Renaissance ITA 569 Topics in Italian Language, Literature, or Culture (Subtitle requried) (3) HIS 502 A History of the Roman Republic (3) HIS 503 A History of the Roman Empire (3) HIS 509 Roman Law (3) HIS 519 The Era of the Renaissance (3) **THERE ARE NO CHANGES IN THE LANGUAGE CORE FOR ARABIC, CHINESE, FRENCH, GERMAN,OR RUSSIAN

10. Does the change affect pgm requirements for number of credit hrs outside the major subject in a related field? Yes No If so, indicate current courses and proposed changes below.

Current Proposed

11. Does the change affect pgm requirements for technical or professional support electives? Yes No If so, indicate current courses and proposed changes below.

Current Proposed

12. Does the change affect a minimum number of free credit hours or support electives? Yes No If “Yes,” indicate current courses and proposed changes below.

Current Proposed

13. Summary of changes in required credit hours:

Current Proposed a. Credit Hours of Premajor or Preprofessional Courses: 0

b. Credit Hours of Major’s Requirements: 51

c. Credit Hours for Required Minor: N/A

d. Credit Hours Needed for a Specific Option: 51

e. Credit Hours Outside of Major Subject in Related Field: 0

f. Credit Hours in Technical or Professional Support Electives: 0

g. Minimum Credit Hours of Free/Supportive Electives: 6

h. Total Credit Hours Required by Level: 100: 0-8 200: 9-24 300: 24-42 400-500: 18-57

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i. Total Credit Hours Required for Graduation: 120 14. Rationale for Change(s) – if rationale involves accreditation requirements, please include specific references to that.

The change to the Economics Core is to replace STA 291 with STA 296, which Statistics has developed as an alternative/replacement for 291. The changes in the course requirements for the Spanish-FLIE option accomplishes two goals: (1) include SPA 310 in the core since it is a pre-requisite for both core and elective classes and (2) give students a wider variety of courses from which to choose their electives. The changes in course requirements for the Japanese-FLIE option will expand the range of course offerings for FLIE-Japanese majors as well as to make our language requirement compatible with other programs within FLIE. The FLIE/Italian program will help students develop their Italian langauge skills and cultural literacy with a view toward an international career. Italy is the fourth largest economy in the European Union and the ninth largest in the world. Outside of Italy, between 120 and 150 million people use Italian as their second language. Possible careers for FLIE/Italian graduates include international business or law, tourism, foreign and public service, non-profit organizations, fashion and design, and the private sector. U.K. course offerings in Italian have increased in the last four years, and with two full-time faculty and one part-time instructor, we now have the staffing to cover the required courses. Italian enrollments continue to be strong, and the recent approval of an Italian Studies minor will encourage interest in that language area.

15. List below the typical semester by semester program for the major. If multiple options are available, attach a separate sheet for each option.

YEAR 1 – FALL: (e.g. “BIO 103; 3 credits”)

UK Core: Comp/Comm I 3 credits Language101 credits 4 UK Core: Quantitative Foundations 3 credits UK Core: II/Humanities 3 credits

YEAR 1 – SPRING: Language 102 4 credits STA 296 Statistical Methods 3 credits UK Core: II/Natural/Physical Science 3 credits UK Core: Comp/Com II 3 credits UK Core: II/Social Sciences 3 credit

YEAR 2 - FALL : Language 201 3 credits UK Core: II/CCC in USA 3 credits A&S Natural Science/A&S Lab 4 credits ECO 201 3 credits UK Core: Global Dynamics 3 credits

YEAR 2 – SPRING: Language 202 3 credits MCL/SPA 300 3 credits UK Core: II/Arts and Creativity 3 credits ECO 202 3 credits STA 291 3 credit

YEAR 3 - FALL: *300+ language course 3 credits *300+ language course 3 credits ECO 391 3 credits ECO 401 3 credits +Elective(s) 3 credits

YEAR 3 - SPRING: *300+ language course 3 credits *300+ language course 3 credits A&S Natural Science 3 credits ECO 402 3 credits *300+ ECO Course 3 credit

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YEAR 4 - FALL: *300+ language course 3 credits ECO 471or 472 or 473G 3 credits *300+ language course 3 credits +Elective(s) 3 credits +Elective(s) 4 credits

YEAR 4 - SPRING: ECO 471 or 472 or 473G 3 credits *300+ language course 3 credits +Elective(s) 4 credits +Elective(s) 4 credit

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Signature Routing Log General Information:

Current Degree Title and Major Name: BA/BS Foreign Language and International Economics

Proposal Contact Person Name: Ruth Brown Phone: 5-7102 Email: ruth.brown@uky.edu

INSTRUCTIONS: Identify the groups or individuals reviewing the proposal; note the date of approval; offer a contact person for

each entry; and obtain signature of person authorized to report approval.

Internal College Approvals and Course Cross-listing Approvals:

Reviewing Group Date Approved Contact Person (name/phone/email) Signature

FLIE Faculty Advisors 1/27/16 Yanira Paz/Gail Hoyt / 7-7091 7-2517 / Yanira.Paz@uky.edu

ghoyt@email.uky.edu

MCL, Chair 1/27/16 Jeanmarie Rouhier / 7-1756 / j.rouhier@uky.edu

Economics, Chair William Hoyt / 7-2518 / whoyt@uky.edu

Hispanic Studies, Chair 1/27/16 Yanira Paz / 7-7091 / Yanira.Paz@uky.edu

College of A&S EPC and Office of the Dean / /

External-to-College Approvals:

Council Date Approved Signature Approval of

Revision4 Undergraduate Council

Graduate Council

Health Care Colleges Council

Senate Council Approval University Senate Approval

Comments: See attached documents for electronic approvals

4 Councils use this space to indicate approval of revisions made subsequent to that council’s approval, if deemed necessary by the revising council.