z |
 |
|
Other Programs
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
George Karnoutsos Arts & Sciences Hall, Rm 205
201-200-3087
View our website
Dr. Anne Mabry, Program Coordinator
The primary goal of the ESL Program is to enable students to function
effectively in English and to succeed academically at our University.
Throughout the ESL Program, instruction in speaking, pronunciation,
accent reduction and computer technology plays an important role;
however, because academic success depends so heavily on the ability
to write effectively, the primary emphasis of ESL coursework is
on academic writing. The Program consists of several levels of
coursework which include ESL equivalents of the All-University
Requirements (AUR), English Composition I and II.
Student Support Services
The ESL Program provides the following academic support services
for students registered in ESL Coursework:
The ESL Tutoring Center offers free one-on-one
tutoring in writing
The Computer Language Learning Center provides
students with a state-of-the-art computer lab for coursework and
individualized instruction. The lab is open to all ESL students
free of charge.
The ESL Resource Center is a small lending library
consisting of books, audiotapes and videotapes designed to help
students with their individual language-learning needs.
The English as
a Second Language Program in association
with the Multicultural Center hosts the Center for Imagination
in Language Learning (CILL). Each year CILL sponsors the Conference
on the Role of the Imagination in Language Learning. The proceedings
of the conference are published in The Journal
of the Imagination in Language and Learning. The ESL Program
also publishes Second Stories, a collection of prose
and poetry by students in the program.
The ESL Program also offers a two part Certificate Program in American
English and the Culture of the USA.
More ESL information
in our Undergraduate catalog 
ETHNIC AND IMMIGRATION STUDIES
Rossey Hall, Rm. 537
201-200-3251
Mr. Robert H. Elliott, Coordinator
More Ethnic and Immigration information in our Undergraduate catalog
|
|
|
 |
NJCU’s Criminal Justice program is one of the
most popular in the region. And our nursing program is also highly respected
by students and employers.
Take
a look at other programs |
 |
The president of NJCU, along with two professors, was
chosen to serve on three Governor’s education committees.
|
|
previous page