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Study Spanish

A Spanish major develops student proficiency in the language and an understanding of cultures in Spanish-speaking societies. Students develop advanced language skills in speaking, understanding, writing, and reading, and learn about the history, literature, and cultures of Spanish-speaking countries. Understanding Spanish language and Spanish-speaking cultures offers students many professional opportunities in today’s global society.

Many students choose to double major with Spanish and another discipline, because a Spanish major helps to prepare students for success in a variety of career fields and future endeavors: graduate studies, education, diplomacy, business, social work, public service, law, journalism, and health and mental health professions.

A Meaningful Summer Experience

Each summer, College faculty and students partner with the Wood River YMCA to bolster educational outcomes for children in Idaho’s Wood River Valley. Despite being a popular recreational, tourist-heavy destination, many families struggle economically, often resulting in their children falling behind their peers academically.

Dr. Jennie Daniels

Dr. Jennie Daniels (Spanish) recently published her first book, which examines four different historical novels from Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador, and Chile. The book extends threads of hope, as each of the four authors whose writings are explored in “Anything but Novel” offers the opportunity to address the social issues being brought to light.

Perspectives from the #YoteFam

Faculty Spotlight

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Scale New Heights

Your innovative spirit has propelled you this far. What’s next? That’s for you to dream, make, live and unleash at The College of Idaho. Come see what awaits you here.