Language Courses

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Spanish 4090 - Advanced Spanish Composition & Stylistics:

Advanced proficiency in Spanish through intensive practice in writing paragraphs, short compositions, and creative papers on both fictional and non-fictional topics. Focused on refining grammar and mastering stylistic nuances, enhancing ability to communicate complex ideas effectively in Spanish.

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Spanish 4350 - Argentine Cultural Immersion (Study Abroad):

Immersed in Argentine culture during a study abroad program, gaining firsthand experience and understanding of local customs, traditions, and societal norms. This exposure provided unique insights into Argentine life, enriching language skills and cultural competence.

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Spanish 4160 - Hispanic Market Insights:

Explored complex business vocabulary and cultural concepts crucial for navigating Hispanic markets. Analyzed social, political, and economic issues impacting Spanish-speaking countries, gaining expertise in global marketing strategies, economic geography, company organization, management, banking, and investment in Hispanic contexts.

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Latin American Politics:

Political Dynamics & International Relations: Conducted a comprehensive survey of significant trends in Latin American politics, focusing on major countries and issues shaping the region. Examined the intricate relationships between Latin America and prominent global players, including the United States, enhancing understanding of geopolitical dynamics.Marketing and Society - Ethical

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Intermediate Spanish Grammar and Composition:

This course deepens understanding of Spanish syntax and structure, emphasizing precision and clarity in written communication. Students engage in advanced grammar exercises and composition assignments, honing their ability to articulate complex ideas effectively and preparing them for professional-level proficiency in Spanish writing.

 

Intermediate Spanish Conversation and Composition I:

A balanced blend of conversational practice and writing proficiency, this course sharpens verbal and written Spanish skills. Students engage in lively discussions to build fluency and confidence, while composition segments focus on crafting coherent and compelling narratives, fostering a versatile command of the language in diverse contexts.

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Business Courses

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Marketing Strategies:

Engaged in a thorough examination of the interface between marketing and societal challenges. Through interactive lectures and project-based learning, developed a deep understanding of the societal consequences of marketing decisions. Topics covered included ethics, materialism, globalization, environmental sustainability, and the political and economic philosophies underpinning marketing practices.

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Economics 3100 - Global Trade Dynamics:

Delved into the intricacies of international commerce, mastering foundational theories of trade and exchange rates. Gained insights into the institutional and legal frameworks governing global trade, while critically analyzing current policy issues to understand their impact on international markets.

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Business Writing:

Master the art of professional communication with this comprehensive exploration of business writing. From emails and reports to proposals and presentations, learn to convey complex information with clarity, precision, and impact. Emphasis on structure, tone, and audience awareness equips students with the skills to craft compelling written materials that drive decision-making and action in the business world.

 

Consumer Behavior:

Delve into the psychology of consumers with an analytical study of buying patterns, preferences, and influences. This course provides insights into consumer decision-making processes, enabling students to design effective marketing strategies and campaigns that resonate with target audiences, driving engagement and sales.

 

International Marketing (Favorite Class):

Explore the global marketplace with this in-depth analysis of international marketing strategies and trends. This favorite course offers a window into diverse consumer cultures, market structures, and regulatory environments, equipping students with the skills to navigate and succeed in the complex international business landscape.

 

International Business Management:

Gain a comprehensive understanding of managing businesses in a global context. This course covers international trade theories, cross-cultural communication, global strategy, and the intricacies of operating across borders. Students learn to navigate the challenges and leverage the opportunities presented by the global marketplace.

 

Management of Information Systems:

Dive into the strategic role of information systems in business operations and decision-making. This course covers the principles of designing, implementing, and managing cutting-edge information systems, providing students with the insights to leverage technology for operational excellence and competitive advantage.